Poultry Raising Guidance for Small Flocks and Co op Measures
The article advises separating sexes in small breeds at weaning to prevent domination, maintains stable quarters during growth, and outlines feeding with cracked corn and oats plus supplements like milk, greens, and grit. It notes war related poultry extension efforts, club agents, and community breeding circles, plus 1918 demand for more poultry due to war needs and feed shortages.
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Plymouth Rock
Poultry and Agricultural Press
State Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Club
Agricultural Colleges
Office of Information
Department of Agriculture
Life Drawn from Real People Inspires Novelist
Thomas Uardy recalls meeting many of his fictional characters in real life. He describes an evening encounter with a heroine who urged her horse forward, a scene that blurred lines between reader and creator and fueled his storytelling.
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Thomas Uardy
Jango
Enesey
Clare the Dorsetshire Parson Remembered in Local Neighborhood
Clare, a famed Dorsetshire parson, remains a beloved figure in this neighborhood, his memory enduring in local stories and daily life.
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Clare
Nitro-Starch Promise as a Explosive Material
Nitro-starch, more compact than nitro-cellulose or gun-cotton, appears to offer high efficiency as a blasting explosive.
Trees Restrict Growth Under Ash and Yew Shade
The ash tree is noted to inhibit vegetation beneath its canopy while few plants thrive under a yew. The observation highlights differing impacts of these trees on undergrowth and garden vitality.
Maple Square Welcomes Neighbor and Nurse Who Wins Hearts
Maple Square watches as a new tenant moves in. the pretty young woman endears Mrs. Chandler and locals. Cautious neighbors, a grocery man’s tip, a club meeting turn to warmth as Mrs. Chandler heals and finds love for her son’s chosen partner.
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Maple Square
Santleys
Santley
McCann
McCann’s Cash Grocery
Maple Square Ladies’ Club
Mrs. Chandler
Walt
Autumn
Must Bring Body to Port in Burial at Sea Case
Case and Comment reports the first burial at sea dispute ruling that a steamship company embalming a passenger’s body must transport it to port for burial and is liable for damages if it buries at sea. The court stressed that port delivery was feasible and preserving kin’s right to a proper burial.
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New York
History of Belgium from ancient Belgae to modern state
The article traces Belgium's roots back to Julius Caesar and the Belgae, notes the division of the historic Low Countries, and explains how the northern Netherlands became Holland while parts of Flanders lie in France. It mentions East and West Wanders as historic Belgian provinces.
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Belgium
Netherlands
Holland
Flanders
France
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Special Information Service
Peewee Wee Osicor
Roger
McClure
Sweetheart
Libby
M‘neill & Libby
Chicago
Vienna
Swift & Company
United States
Union Stock Yards
Illinois
U.S.A
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