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OUR AIR SUPREMACY
'The following extracts 'from the captured diary of a German officer are of interest:—April 20, 1919.—We have been ...
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EXPERIMENTING.
There are various knotty points in poultrykeeping that roquire much thought and experiment to arrive at even at decently acceptable conclusion ...
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WHY SHE IS BORED.
She is too engrossed at the pursuit of pleasure ever to find real happiness. She forgets that the possession of ...
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MANY MEN, MANY MINDS.
It is just as well that when a poultrykeeper speaks from actual experience is methods should be as widely known as ,possible, so that he who reads may ...
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THE POULTRY YARD.
Correspondents will please note that when replies to queries are wanted by the following Saturday their ...
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Apparently his department of our State Government is not asleep over the matter of apples, pears, and suchlike things. Judged by press reports ...
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THE LATE SHOW.
The poultry show at Elphin is now an event of the past, wits its win. and failures, successes and disappointments. I do not intend discussing the awards ...
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THE TWO BEST-HATED GERMANS.
Henry Wellback, a Dutch chemist resident at New York, who during the first year of the war worked in Leipzig laboratories, says the two most-hated ...
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BLOOD SPOTS IN EGGS.
A suburban poultry farmer asks if I can tell him "the cause of blood spots in eggs, and the remedy for stopping them." The cause is attributed to the ...
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THE EGG MARKET.
Owing to "potting, prices nave slightly advanced, and will gradually do so now, as the egg ,production during the coming months will show a marked ...
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A "WRINKLE" IN TABLE POULTRY.
The poultry handling specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture are urging housewives to buy their chickens undrawn and with their heads ...
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WANTED—AN APPEAL.
Mr. Tas. Swan, after criticising the judging in same of the poultry section at the Launceston show, goes on to argue that there ought to be some ...
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WOMAN'S WORLD
Housewife.—To wash cretonne and chintz use lukewarm water in which a little bran has been steeped; no soap. Rinse in cold water, and dry in a room ...
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WHERE THERE'S A WILL.
Many people are ill (says an English doctor) because they have such weak wills; the will-power can be developed just as much as the muscles of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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USEFUL HINTS.
One of the best ways to keep the mending from accumulating is to place a large basket in a convenient place out of sight, and as soon as a garment ...
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