Hog House For Four Sows And Litters
A detailed feature on a 14 by 40 foot frame hog house with four farrowing pens and a warm sunlit design. Emphasizes clean, dry bedding, concrete foundations, raised plank floors, and south facing windows for winter warmth. Promotes breeding timing and outdoor feeding area for healthy pigs.
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Warner
Teeding Alley Hog House Reflects Profitable Farming
The piece argues hog profitability rests on clean warm sunlit housing. It describes a typical farmer keeping three or four sows producing 20 to 30 pigs and notes a simple concrete-on-ground barn with square sections and expansion joints. A feeding floor ensures every bite is eaten and not wasted in dirt.
Self Winding Clock Receives Time Signals By Radio
A Washington observatory emits wireless time impulses that auto correct a New Jersey self winding clock. The device uses a radio receiver to sync at noon, opening a switch to wind and then resetting if no signal is received.
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Washington Observatory
New Jersey
Popular Mechanics
Regulatory Action Defines Wireless Correction Device Interface
A regulatory action governs the wireless device it uses to receive correction signals, outlining how the system coordinates data flow and device interaction. The policy frames ownership and operational requirements for compliant receivers and their connection to the correction network.
Efficiency in Industrial Chemistry Auto Testing System
Popular Mechanics Magazine describes an electrical system for automatic testing and control in industrial chemistry. The setup continuously records strength acidity and gas content on a distant chart while electrically operated valves offset shortages or surpluses in real time. It compensates for changes in temperature pressure and reaction time and resolves issues from different mixtures sharing same electrical resistance.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Odd Fellows Delegation Sends Neophytes On Goat Ride
A New Albany Hope Lodge delegation from Odd Fellows traveled to Jeffersonville to confer the work for Tabor Lodge. They marched two abreast after alighting at the Interurban station, with onlookers noting the reformatory’s 800 inmates had been sent north. The New Albany group then told their hosts the story and began the ritual with the Jeffersonville neophytes.
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Odd Fellows
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Indianapolia News
Tony Engaged to Marcella Lennox from Marcus’s Gloom
Marcus notices Tony’s mood as he eyes engagement with Marcella Lennox. Tony explains Marcella is an enthusiast who changes fads from horses to dogs and poultry, with no steady sweetheart, puzzling him about her latest obsession.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Georgia
Southland
Philadelphia
Marcus
Tony
Marcella Lennox
Marcella
Jane
Mark
Cotton Dresses Rich in Design for Spring and Summer
A fashion overview notes Parisiennes favor lightweight cottons for summer frocks, from sheer voiles to embroidered novelties. Rodier leads with airy fabrics in orange, beige, jade, and cerise, while simpler dresses remain popular for tea-table and tennis court settings.
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Deauville
Florida
California
Country Club
Riviera
Rodier
Faberes
United States
Paris
Englishwoman Challenges Biblical Translation By Devious Men
Miss K Raleigh tells the British Women's Freedom league that St Paul’s remarks on women were mistranslated by men. She argues a few punctuation changes reveal Paul did not forbid women to preach or command obedience to husbands, and that women should be considered, not obey.
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St. Paul
Miss K. Raleigh
Women's Freedom League
Apostle
Is That Magazine Story Worth Reading
A reader assesses an old magazine piece calling it the usual automobile romance. The summary notes the first paragraph opens with the purr of an expensive motor and suggests the piece centers on car lore and romance.
Sleep Is In Wreck Safest
A medical authority notes that passengers who are asleep during a train collision escape most of the shaking and concussion effects, suggesting sleep reduces injury risk in wrecks. The statement frames sleep as a protective factor amid rail disaster concerns.
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