Curtain Care and Home Makeovers Share a Busy Day
Ruth K. extols washing curtains with a washer and mangle and venturing into tinting. Esther and Joe, a young farming couple, transform a plain bungalow with white walls blue accents and refreshed oak furniture, creating a bright open living space. Author Betty Wells notes practical color mixes and fabric choices for curtains.
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Esther
Betty Wells
WNN Service
Good Nutrition Is Up To Cook
Dietary guidance stresses prepared meals for digestion and palatability. The article lists examples such as potato creams, fruit gratins, baked fish, potato salad, refrigerator puddings, plum jams, chocolate fillings, salmon cutlets, and notes cooking improves nutrition and flavor.
Soldier Mistaken for Another Becomes Hero in Halifax Disaster
William H. D. Bence of Laurelton, L I recalls the Halifax explosion of December 6 1917. A ship loaded with high explosives collided in the harbor triggering a tidal wave and fires that devastated one third of the city leaving 1 226 dead and 400 missing. Bence helped rescue women and children and was eventually trapped beneath debris before being pulled free by a strong woman and her daughter. The event led to his later posting to Dartmouth hospital for duty.
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Ello
Tom Waters
Henry Jones
Adam
Joe Doakes
William H. D. Bence
Laurelton
L. I
Bill
Wellington Barracks
Halifax
Nova Scotia
London
McClellan
Bill Bence
Katie
O’hara
Dartmouth Hospital
Origin of the Airedale Legend and Egypt Writing Forms
The Airedale legend traces the breed to Ayr valley poachers who bred otterhounds with terriers to create a silent hunting dog. Ancient Egypt used hieroglyphic writing for ideas, hieratic for manuscripts, and demotic as the late popular script.
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Ayr
Scotland
Egypt
Ancient
Poultry Flock Care Tips For Fall Egg Production
The poultryman with a well managed flock will gain the biggest fall egg production. Prepare pallets for the laying house in early fall and disinfect the house before birds are placed. Cull pullets, market sub normal birds, and avoid cheap mash. Maintain clean water, rigid sanitation, and accurate flock records. Secure good breeding males promptly and plan grazing crops like Italian rye grass and crimson clover for winter and spring grazing.
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Roy
Dearstone
North Carolina State College
WNU Service
Soy Meal in Chick Rations Shows Benefits in Trials
University of Wisconsin experiments cited by Country Home Magazine show an all mash ration of 12 parts soy bean meal, two parts meat scrap, and two parts dried milk plus minerals improves chick weight at 8 and 20 weeks and gains per feed. Other mixes compare favorably, and pallets at 11 months with soy meal plus meat scraps and dried milk yield good egg production.
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University of Wisconsin
Country Home Magazine
Vaccination of Cattle for Bangs Disease Warned Experimental
Dr J R Mohler chief of the bureau of animal industry in Washington cautions that Bangs disease vaccine is experimental and should only be used by skilled veterinarians. The vaccine uses living Bangs germs and should not be given to mature or pregnant cattle. Calf applications show promise for prevention but 250 herd tests across several states are required before official endorsement.
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J. R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Turnips for Horses, A Montreal Herald Note
A Montreal Herald writer suggests feeding turnips to horses, boiled or raw, though not common for working stock. Roots are about 90 percent water, requiring 100 pounds of turnips to match 10 pounds of dry hay, and there is doubt about any effect on heaves.
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Montreal Herald
Confining Poultry Wings Suggested for Security
The Indiana Farmer's Guide advises trimming the tips of a chicken's wings to prevent flying over fences. Slight uneven trimming can unbalance a bird during flight attempts, while only a small portion is removed and the bird remains largely attractive. This method is economical and practical for poultrymen.
Doilies Offer Thrifty Way to Set Table
A crochet pattern offers four sizes of doilies to dress a table. Patterns 1462 include directions and stitch illustrations for 6 12 17 and 22 inch pieces. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Department at 82 Eighth Avenue New York for pattern 1462.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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