... These run the gamut from physical and emotional health to enhanced economic liberty. Even if it doesn't seem to specifically apply to your recycling needs, it is my hope that you will become ...
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The statue of Liberty I recognized at once, for it had no pedestal as yet, but stood flat in the mud, with Young America most symbolically making dirt pies, and chip forts, in its ...
[Illustration: BARN FOR THIRTY-FOUR COWS AND THREE YOKE OF OXEN.] · Robert Jennings · 1864
... Two or three such allowances of liberty will render them quiet; and, in the mean time, to lighten their weight of carcass, they should have hay for a large proportion of their food. These ...
... Pigs also possessed attractions for me, never having had an opportunity of observing their graces of mind and manner, till I came to Washington, whose porcine citizens appeared to enjoy a larger liberty than ...
... Moore & Sons 95 Liberty St., New York City. National Paper Can Co. 576 Clinton St., Milwaukee, Wis. National Paper Products Co. San Francisco, Cal. Pure Food Package Co. 200 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. The ...
... under the notion of improving them for the table, and increasing their fat, it rarely succeeds, since the fowls generally pine for their liberty, and, slighting their food, lose instead of gaining additional flesh."
Contains an assortment of attractive and desirable books for girls by standard and favorite authors. The books are printed on a good quality of paper in large clear type. Each title is complete and ...
... as they become heavy and indolent from feeding, they will rather incline to roost in the straw, and the liberty of perching has a tendency to accelerate the period when they wish for rest."
... They will die if kept without food for three or four hours; and should have a constant supply near them until they are allowed to have full liberty and forage for themselves. They will ...
... Magnificent crops are also grown in the manner usual with Cucumbers, but in a lower temperature; and those who have an early Cucumber house at liberty during the summer may turn it to good ...
[Illustration: PLATE XXXVIII. TUBERCULOSIS OF COW'S UDDER.] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... bovine tuberculosis, he said it was not yet absolutely decided, but one was "nevertheless already at liberty to say that, if such a susceptibility really exists, the infection of human beings is but a ...
... but fall back again by their own Gravity, and by that means leave the Spirits at Liberty to ascend. But in the common Refrigatory Alembic this always happens. If this Observation be not readily ...
During the day the hen is kept in the outer compartment, the chickens having liberty, and the food and water being placed outside; whilst at night she is put in the inner portion of ...
... tomatoes right along in the hope that they will be objected to, thus giving him the liberty of disposing of them elsewhere. The eastern packer, however, is blessed with a longer season in which ...
... Cows, to be able to yield well, must have plenty of food of a sweet and nutritious quality; and, unless they find it, they wander over a large space, if at liberty, and thus ...
... sake; but such as forbear _ex Opinione_, and (because it has been the ancient Custom) provided they blam'd none who freely us'd their Liberty; and I think he's in the right.
... name given to this very remarkable part of the stomach of ruminants, I here take the liberty of suggesting the term _Gastro-duct_, by which epithet this muscular channel will be designated in the ...
... If preferred, moveable netting may be used, so that the fowls can be allowed their liberty in fine weather, and be confined in wet weather. But the boarding must be retained to keep out ...
... Borsodi explains how production of life's essentials at home with small-scale technology leads to enhanced personal liberty and security. Homemade is inevitably more efficient, less costly, and better quality than anything mass ...
... Hall, Bolton. _Three Acres and Liberty. _New York: Macmillan, 1918. Bolton Hall marks the start of our modern back-to-the-land movement. He was Ralph Borsodi's mentor and inspiration. Where Ralph was ...
... Metastatic arthritis_ is seen more frequently in colts or young animals than in mature horses and we here take the liberty of classifying with the arthritis of omphalophlebitis and strangles the so-called rheumatic ...
... If she is allowed her liberty before they are well grown and strong, she will wander away with them through the long grass, hedges, and ditches, over highway, common, and meadow, mile after mile ...
... in indigence by the interested and unworthy efforts thus made to defeat you. "You are at liberty to use this statement in any manner you may desire. "Very truly and respectfully, "Your Ob't ...
... A little hand-Bill to set the plants at more liberty, by cutting off superfluous boughs, helu'd of Iuory, Box, or Brazell. CHAP. 3. Grafting in the cleft.
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