The Roman Empire Lost Domination on Earth
The text argues the empire declined from overstretched strength and divided rule between Rome and Byzantium. Internal corruption, heavy taxation, and war drained provinces while barbarian invasions overwhelmed defenses. Franco and external policy failures led to Rome's fall by 408 A.D., ending imperial might.
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Earth
Roman Empire
Rome
Byzantium
Constantinople
Fren
Win Ll ‘Ory
Rone
Entering New Field of Art in American Short Story
An article discusses contrasts in American and Russian storytelling, praising snappy plots while noting Lying as a vice and urging parental discipline. It includes a feature on a Columbus department store thief posing as a buyer to photograph a child, ending with a quip about images and clothes.
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Chekhov
America
William Lyon Phelps
The
Yale Review
Montaigne
Why Blue Monday Sparks Scientific Debate
Psychological tests challenge the notion of Monday as the worst work day. They show Tuesday reaches peak efficiency, with Wednesday steady, Thursday fatigue rising, and Friday marking the best day. Saturdays see fatigue but higher output from end-of-week drive, while Sunday remains a quieter prep day.
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Popular Science Monthly
Census hints cider industry facing decline in 19th and 20th centuries
The Census Bureau notes farmers produced 13,365,805 gallons of cider in 1819 and 12,584,008 gallons in 1909, suggesting a looming decay of a major American industry. It warns 1021 figures may show a further drop while much hard cider is made illicitly and not recorded, muddling statistics.
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Census Bureau
Meat scraps and animal feeds boost egg production
Poultry and farming bodies emphasize animal feeds in laying flock rations. Tests from Beltsville and Purdue show meat scrap, milk, tankage, or fish scrap raise egg counts significantly, especially in fall and winter. Results vary by cost and location, with milk and buttermilk also effective. correct feeding converts nonproductive hens into profitable layers.
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of Ae
United States Department of Agriculture
Imany
Government
Beltsville
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Care for Incubator Lamps Preventing Smoking
Guard against smoking incubator lamps by proper care. Avoid wick creeping up as it warms and ensure the lamp shade fits tightly. Trim wick correctly, fill oil to the recommended level, shield from direct drafts, and use good oil to prevent smoking.
SEEK CONSTITUTIONAL VIGOR IN LAYERS BIRD SELECTION
Constitutional vigor is essential for building heavy layer flocks. Do not breed from any bird that has been sick. Use strong vigorous birds for breeding, as longevity tests true constitutional vigor.
Best Geese for Breeders in Market Advice
Old geese do not sell well in market and are a waste to dispose of. Keep the old ones for breeding as they remain usable for ten to twenty years, then sell the young stock at market.
Political Announcements for Idaho County Sheriff and Commissioners
Several candidates announce bids for Idaho County offices. W H Eller and Otie L Cone seek Democratic sheriff nominations and re election. W E Ficke runs for County Commissioner 3rd District as Republican. B H Decker and other candidates declare candidacy for 2nd District Commissioner. Primary dates set for August 1 and August 1 1922 in Idaho County.
Idaho County Second District Commissioner Candidate Statements
J W Hazelbaker seeks Republican nomination for county commissioner Idaho County second district promising voter support. August Schroeder announces Democratic primary candidacy for Idaho County commissioner second district pledging to uphold taxpayers' interests.
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Idaho County
J. W. Hazelbaker
August Schroeder
FENN Announces Reelection Candidacy for State Representative
State Representative Lloyd A. Fenn of Kooskia Idaho declares his candidacy for reelection subject to the will of Republican electors at the party primary. He seeks continued service in the Idaho House.
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Lloyd A. Fenn
Kooskia
Idaho
Sheriff candidate announces run in Idaho County Idaho
The speaker declares self as Republican candidate for sheriff of Idaho County Idaho with a primary set for August in Johnson. A USGS statement notes 31 producing mines in Idaho County in 1921, illustrating local mining context.
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Idaho County
U. S. Geological Survey
Washington D. C
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