Polt Miller and Tots Fight Remarks in School
Two first grade boys Nel and Joseph fought after school and were scolded by a teacher who summoned the principal. The principal spoke at length about fighting but the boys remained unmoved. The girl principal asked if they knew who she was and one boy identified her as the bell ringer’s boss. May Produce Blue Guinea Pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nel
Joseph
Joe
Wile
H. L. Ibsen
Western Agricultural College
Rabbi Bes
Iver
Mukshist
Buffalo Movement Tactics and Herd Behavior Explained
The article recounts Buffalo Jones describing buffalo movement as zigzag to avoid ambush and wide view. It notes their caution, side-facing vision, mud avoidance by paddling, constant guards, stormward posture, and protective hump fur shielding them from wind.
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Jones
Woman and Pocketbook Debate Sparks Family Talk
Frank and Lucile argued over money while playing keeping house. Lucile asked her mother if women should always carry the pocketbook, prompting a motherly intervention on household finance.
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Frank
Lucile
Lucille
Grit and Shell Help Hens Grind Feed and Lay Shells
The United States Department of Agriculture advises keeping hens supplied with grit or stones small enough to swallow. Grit aids grinding in the gizzards of hard grains. Crushed oyster or clam shell should also be available to prevent soft or thin shells. both can be bought in small quantities at feed or poultry supply stores.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Peculiarities of Turkeys in Nesting and Caution
A historical note describes turkeys as the least intelligent when young and most intelligent after maturity. It explains turkeys’ cautious nesting habits, including deceiving watchers by using a temporary nest and then moving to a true nest to lay and cover eggs. Goose and duck behaviors are noted as more independent from human observation.
Winter Shelter for Geese
Geese are hardy and need shelter only in cold weather. Goslings hatch once pasture is available and require extra feed briefly. Use large pasture or move stock to fresh land to keep grass clean. Provide dry shelter for goslings. Geese are generally free from diseases and pests.
Poultry care tips for winter egg production
Farmers should wire yards to protect fowls from dead carcasses and maggots. Culling quality affects year success. Provide litter for laying houses so hens have clean scratching material through winter. Extra care and good feed boost egg output. hens need exercise and space.
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Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Inc
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Battle Creek
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Lydia E. Pinkham
S. Coventry
Newark
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Theresa Coventry
Burnett St
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Detroit
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Iowa
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Mae Lu Wet
N. Y
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West 26Th Street
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Brame
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Gm Toric
Xiggettrillgers
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Nofield
Mace
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