. Common sense in the poultry yard : A story of failures and successes. Including a full account of 1000 hens and what they did, with a complete description of the houses, coops, fences, runs, methods of feeding, breeding, marketing, etc. ... Poultry. Success with Recipes.— A praeti- cal guide to success in the use of recipes, formulae, etc., with hints on chemical and mechanical manipulation. Intended as a supplement to all books of recipes. By John Phin.' 44 pages. While It is an undoubted fact that many of the recipes published in the ordinary collections are erroneous, either from original
. Common sense in the poultry yard : A story of failures and successes. Including a full account of 1000 hens and what they did, with a complete description of the houses, coops, fences, runs, methods of feeding, breeding, marketing, etc. ... Poultry. Success with Recipes.— A praeti- cal guide to success in the use of recipes, formulae, etc., with hints on chemical and mechanical manipulation. Intended as a supplement to all books of recipes. By John Phin.' 44 pages. While It is an undoubted fact that many of the recipes published in the ordinary collections are erroneous, either from original blunders on the part of the authors, or from mistakes in copy- ing, failure in the use of others frequently arises from defective information and vicious methods on the part of those who attempt to put them Into The ob- ject of the present book is to give such hints and cautions as will enable the worker to secure success where success is possible, and where the products are intended for sale it gives valuable advice as to the best methods of puttipg them on the market. Useful aLHd Precious Miuerals.—How to find them; how to test them and how to estimate their value by simple methods and easily ob- tained appliances. Intended for the use of non- experts. Edited by John Phin. 73 pages; illus- trated by 4 engravings. This book was prepared to meet the wants of the non- expert so that they may, by simple tests, know if their "find" is valuable or only useless dirt. To this end the book gives general hints on the examination and testing of minerals; distinguishing characteristics of minerals; a sim- . pie method of finding specific gravity; scale of hardness, malleability, color, luster, crystallization, chemical compo- sitiion; prospecting or searching for minerals, etc. How to Become a Good Mechanic. —Intended as a practical guide to self- taught men, telling what books to use; how to begin; what difficulties will be met; how to overcome them; in a wor
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