West Point Flag Museum Houses Historic Colors
A tour of the United States Military Academy museum at West Point highlights flags from the Revolution to the Spanish American and Mexican wars. Among Civil War banners are Ellsworth’s Zouaves and a Shiloh flag saved by a Missouri color guard. Also featured are British, Hessian, and Mexican flags linked to Washington era and Yorktown, plus a Philippines handkerchief flag used by troops in the Philippine expedition.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
United States
Arch Street
Elizabeth Griscom Ross
Betsy Ross
Fort McHenry
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
National Mauseum
Washington
Key
Old City Cemetery
Nashville
United States Military Academy
West Point
George Washington
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington Parke Custis
Martha Washington
Custis
War Department
Floyd
Trenton
Ansbach-Bayreuth
Cornwallis
Seventh
Royal Fusiliers
Fort Chambly
Anthony” Wayne
Stony Point
New York
Butler
Rangers
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Fort George
Upper Canada
St. George’s Cross
Sir John Johnson
Willett
Fort Stanwix
Scott and
Taylor
Ille Grande
Pickett
Gettysburg
Legion
Sheridan
Cavalry
First Division
Cavalry Corps
Army of the Potomac
Fifth Cavalry
First
New York Zouaves
Ephriam Elmer Ellsworth
Marshall House
Alexandria
Ellsworth
United States Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Shiloh
Beem
Church
Military Academy
Crafts J. Wright
Glendale
Ohio
Missouri
Wright
Philippines
Opening bids in modern contract bridge 1932 advice
Lelia Hattersley outlines biddable suits and strength needs for opening bids, stressing suit length and honor-trick distribution. The article details four to six card suits, takeout and forcing bids, and the evolving roles of Third and Fourth Hands after opening, with cautions on defensive rather than offensive power and avoiding overcautious passes.
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Lelia Hattersley
CWNU
Easy to Minimize Loss From Hens Hating Eggs
Complaints of hens eating eggs dropped on the floor or in the nests are common. Curiosity and appetite drive hens to taste cracked eggs. keep nests dark and gather eggs regularly to reduce losses. A paste of mustard pepper gasoline and other distasteful ingredients may deter hens from the habit.
Boy in Mid Fight Delays Rush to Band Practice
A mother drives Joe to band practice as fast as she can while he stays absorbed in a book. Just as they reach the door he exclaims he is in the middle of a big fight, delaying the hurried exit with his shocking revelation.
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Joe
Mamma
Poultry Ration Costs Cut With Home Grown Grains
Ohio State poultry specialists urge using abundant home grown grains in farm flock rations to cut costs. They advise two or more grains plus milk for drinking, with meat scraps or dried milk as needed. Gradual changes recommended to maintain protein if water comes from range. Cod liver oil optional for confined flocks.
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Department of Poultry Husbandry
Ohio State University
Crossbreeding Leghorn lines boosts hen egg yield
Otto Hart of Greenleaf Washington county bought White Leghorn males for flock breeding. Leon ard F. Neff, farm agent, cited a Kansas experiment station project at Manhattan. Mongrel hens with a 72 egg year and Leghorn males with 200 plus eggs produced daughters averaging 156 eggs, then 188 eggs, then 193 eggs in successive crosses.
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Otto Hart
Greenleaf
Washington County
Leonard F. Neff
Washington
Kansas Experiment Station
Manhattan
Kansas
Poultry Tips From Farm Notes and Egg Contest Lead
A White Leghorn pen owned by J A Hanson of Corvallis Oregon led January in the Illinois egg laying contest with 182 eggs. Advice covers sanitation with daily newspaper litter changes for ten days, feeding discipline, and risks of neglect when chicks are cared for by others.
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J. A. Hanson
Corvallis
Ore
Illinois