Scott, Rhea C. (Rhea Clarke) · Philadelphia and London, J.B. Lippincott company · leaf 112
be large enough to hold sufificientwater to last twenty-four hours. They must be elevated in someway to keep the dirt from getting into them. A practical drinkingvessel is made of a Mason glass jar. Make perforations in thetop of the jar with a nail and tack two strips of wood across thetop… … 98 HOME LABOR SAVING DEVICES Brooder.—A simple and convenient chicken brooder may bemade of an old wooden tub which is turned upside down on aplatform with the bottom of the tub knocked out, and a coveringplaced over the top. This, with windows cut in the sides of thetub, gives a better ventilation…
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