... from hundreds of farm flocks fail; eggs are produced by fowls which act scavengers, roaming about the farm premises picking up garbage and drinking polluted water. Because an egg is freshly laid by apparently healthy hen it must not assumed that it good ...

... he felt the urge, causing many deaths. i Jumped On Lt. William Harris was beaten for looking at newspapers he had picked out of & garbage tim. He fell to the ground and the Japanese gaolers jumped on his stomach and chest until he became unconscious, Ensign ...

... Suggests I get busy swotting up tempting words for new advertisement in wanted column. . Just beginning to feel urge to throw garbage bin at Neighbour, who coos daily over lattice, Help net come again, tee-h,e ? when in drifts Victoria. topped with new hairdo ...

... money to the natives on 1 growing crop. With it had J cotton, said Dr. Rendeli, ready to be picked,' net P hfld vanced money the ryot, till' q latter dare not pick the cot valued, and the result frin tits were blown away up t ground, and had to p* fifty ...

... second catastrophe the father staggered back. He could hardly believe his eyes when, the train having passed, he saw the child pick himself up and again come pluckily toddling back. Except for cuts on the head the little chap was practically uninjured. Indeed ...

... naval officer, and tests seem to show that a vessel painted in this colour, while difficult to see in daylight, is easily picked up and made visible by a searchlight at night. In one case a vessel painted in the war colour was detected at a distance of ...

... over bushes 'grass-tufts then sits under hedge with pocket microscope picks out the prisoners fame of them tiny they could link arms and walk five abreast tha aye of needle Britten picks them out pastes them down with legs wings spread out perfect life xou ...

... obliged by law to do what was »n P ti* by the swine. Would not o have grunting pigs rambling c&rio 6 the city, picking aP r 1 tf . the garbage be found there- pigs and little, with their and down Market-street, St. . ft( street, and elsewhere, the shopping ...

... he first went to Egypt there was a low Nile, and the people in many provincial towns were living on the refuse and garbage they picked up in the streets. This was now changed. Thanks the work of the eminent hydraulic engineers recently employed by the ...

... When first went to Egypt there was a low Nile, and the people in many provincial towns were living on the refuse and garbage they picked in the streets. This was now changed. Thanks to the work of the eminent hydraulic engineers recently employed the Egyptian ...

... On this a 6in. layer fresh horse dung. Cover this with sifted earth; then cover this with blood and offal and any kind of garbage, each layer 6in. deep, and repeat till full. Then cover over the top with bushes, and stones laid on to prevent winds from ...

... Buile Hill Park at 11 p.m. on a dark and damp night when I observed a shining object about five yards away on the grass. On picking it up I was surprised to find it was a piece of a broken branch about 3 inches long. It shone with a bright phosphorescent ...