Washington Digest: Bond Markets and Supreme Court Packing
William Bruckart argues that four years of Roosevelt era spending, debt growth, and currency policy harmed bond prices. He links labor strikes and radicalism to instability and warns that expanding the Supreme Court with six new justices risks eroding rule of law and democratic accountability.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Moist-Mash Feeding Helps Pullets In Cold Months
Practical guidance from WNU Service on moist mash feeding for pullets during cold months. Recommends moistening laying mash with milk, small daily portions, and timing to avoid nests contention. Suggests heating dry wheat bran and cod liver addition, oil as supplement, and a ration including shelled corn skim milk alfalfa hay for better production.
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Ragriculture
Ee Ar Wnu
Semi-Scald Method Best for Dressing Birds
The semi scal d method used by Iowa poultry producers yields cleaner dressed birds and improved keeping quality. Birds are dipped in 126 to 129 degree water for 30 seconds, then finish by picking and cooling in cold water for 15 to 20 minutes.
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Iowa
Hen Language Revealed by Dr Katz at Royal Society
Scientists report hen speech includes a danger call a brow-beat cue and a feeding encouragement word. Hens sing a triumph song over a fresh egg while cocks respond with a distinct call of their own.
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Royal Society of Arts
London
Katz
Salt additions help chick growth in rations
The article notes that young chicks fed rations without common salt fared poorly while those with about five percent salt showed mild injury. It cites that generous chlorine aids stomach digestion and recommends adding from one half to one pound of salt per hundred pounds of chick mash.
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Eee Uate
Wisconsin
How Many Eggs to Set for Hatching
For those hatching their own birds, five eggs should be set per pullet desired next fall. Some eggs will break, be infertile, or fail to hatch.
The Spring HAT Delights Us in Spring's Gentle Scent
A reflection on spring as sensation over appearance by P G Hammerton noting softer air longer days and sweeter sounds and aromas that comfort after winter. The piece warns against warping ideals or lowering standards like pestilence.
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P. G. Hammerton
A Star for You and the Lessons of Youth
A reflective piece notes that pleasant memories include near misses and missteps. It argues experience teaches value, warns that some efforts are not worthwhile, and emphasizes that every era holds chances for capable young men. It closes with a mother's confidence in her children's affection.
Household Tips From A to Z For Practical Living
A collection of home hints covers cooking indentations from cabbage to cocoa egg cake filling, potato prep, embroidery care, ironing collars, and vegetable boiling with butter. It also suggests making footstools from old car seats, fixing socks with less wear, and removing rain spots from suede with emery goods.
Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings in Classical Style
A compact glossary of phrases with origins and translations. Notable entries include Novus homo parvenu Summum bonum and Oubliette Dungeon. Includes phrases in Latin French and their English equivalents for quick reference.
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