No Such Word in the Widow's Bright Lexicon
A judge notes that in the widow's diction there is no such word as fail. The remark frames a moment of resolve and stoic language amid a legal or personal hardship context.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
7
A judge notes that in the widow's diction there is no such word as fail. The remark frames a moment of resolve and stoic language amid a legal or personal hardship context.
A 1910 guide by Milo M Hastings reviews artificial incubation versus natural hatching, noting limited year round advantage, hatch rates around 60 percent, and the need for careful setup. It covers hen sitting arrangements, outdoor nest/run systems, incubator essentials, temperature control, air circulation, and cellar placement for steady heat.
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