Man Keeps Word When Advantage Prompts It
A remark notes that a man will honor his word when it benefits him, implying incentive drives trust and reliability in commitments. The statement reflects skepticism about consistent honesty absent self-interest.
The Cynical Bachelor and Seven Lively Observations
A local column offers humorous quips on religion marriage honesty and daily manners. Jokes touch on divorce truth telling Ten Commandments and proverbial wisdom with playful critiques of social norms and pious behavior.
Power Plants and Plant Puns From Louisville Courier Journal
A playful verse from the Louisville Courier Journal lists household items and playful puns based on actions or outcomes. Each line pairs a plant or item with a humorous consequence or situation.
Famous Sayings from Historic Figures
A collection of notable quotes by Sherman Jefferson Marcy Burke Perry Mably Lincoln Burke on war politics liberty and government. The lines include War is hell Few die and none resign To the victors belong the spoils Liberty must be limited and a government of the people for the people by the people.
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Edmund Burke
Household Hints on Cleaning and Maintenance
Household hints cover removing iron rust with sour milk from white fabrics and cleaning items with oil and vinegar mixtures. Linoleum care, glassware polishing with vinegar rinse, enamel pan cleaning with eggshells, and vinegar water for varnished surfaces are described. A tip to prevent blue cabbage is to add sugar before pouring vinegar.
Hatch pullets to lay in October
Hatch pullets so they mature and lay in early October and not later than early November. An April-hatched pullet maturing in October will lay through the winter when eggs run about 40 cents a dozen. A late June-hatched pullet won’t lay until January or later.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Best Hatching Month In Poultry Aids Early Returns
During the six month period, eggs average around 80 cents per dozen. Time of hatching affects profits across breeds. Heavy fowls need longer to mature than light breeds. Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds need six to seven and a half months, Leghorns and Anconas 170 to 190 days. Sunshine sour skim milk cod liver oil green feed and range on disease free soil speed pullet maturity.
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Plymouth
Skim milk in hen ration boosts egg production profits
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute promotes a durable mother hen coop design and adds skim milk to hen rations for higher egg output. Idaho trials over three years show hens fed skim milk averaged 146 eggs yearly with a $1.85 profit over feed costs, compared with 115 eggs and $1.21 profit with meat meal, and 89 eggs with no extra protein.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
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Idaho
Old Hens Found to Be Best Breeders
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute warns that 20 of every 100 chicks die yearly across the United States due to weak breeding stock. It urges using two ounce eggs from mature hens, year old or older, and two year old hens for large eggs to produce stronger, healthier chicks.
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United States
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
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