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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
7
Milo M Hastings argues for hens over brooders in incubation and outlines coop design for hens with chicks, feeding rules, and tips for lamp brooders. He advises on ventilation, space, sun exposure, and the importance of outdoor range and proper water, grit, and beef scrap feeding for thriving chicks.
The fourteenth annual Women’s Home Missionary Society convention of the Muscatine district opened at the M E church with a devotional, greetings from officers, and a discussion on managing auxiliaries. Miss Nellie Snider of Lena spoke last night on home missions, with plans for further talks today and Sunday. Officers were elected including President Mrs. Kate Wilson and Secretary Mrs. D C Mott.
A detailed guide on washing undyed woolens using soap jelly and ammonia. Emphasizes quick thorough washing, careful soaking, and avoid rubbing. Prefers tepid water, controlled temperatures, and rapid drying to prevent shrinkage and preserve softness. Includes step by step lathering rinsing wringing and drying tips.
In Galveston on April 29 workers of Gulf Colorado and Sante lines in Louisiana Texas Oklahoma will receive a water wage increase for the first time in ten years, rising to six percent.
A seasoned camper shares hammock setup tips. Place the head end two feet higher than the foot and about six feet above ground at the head and four feet at the foot. Use a shorter head rope than foot rope to reduce head movement and nausea. Modern hammocks with stiffening resemble open air beds and some have raised sides to prevent falling out.
Stand potatoes in a pan with cold water for about an hour then bake while wet. This method steams them and speeds cooking significantly.
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