Our Government How It Operates
A reader summary of the federal judiciary explains the roles of district and appellate courts, the Supreme Court, and specialized courts. It notes the chief justice’s duties include ensuring circuit courts keep up with work and outlines jurisdictional paths from district courts to the high court, with references to the Court of Claims and the Customs and Patent Appeals Court.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Court of Claims of the
United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
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Western Newspaper Union
The Fable of Zebulon in American Life
A humorous contrast sketches Zebulon, a slow, cautious congressman, against Life, a sharp quick wit. The piece satirizes public swagger, photo-ops, and the gap between appearance and real intellect in political life, noting Zebulon’s flaws and Life’s perceptive, brisk critique of society.
Sunlight and Vitamin D Role in Rickets Described
The article explains how sunlight and its radiation influence nutrition and growth in animals, detailing rickets as a failure to deposit calcium in bone due to lack of a sun-produced vitamin D. It notes rickets affects bone development in children and young animals, not from calcium absence but from missing vitamin D enabling calcium utilization.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Famous Author’s Piano Found At Devonport Home
A piano once owned by Robert Louis Stevenson, authenticated by the author, was discovered in a Devonport England home. The black ebony instrument was custom built to endure Samoa’s tropical climate with ornate gold patterns, heavy candlesticks, and a robust framework using screws instead of glue, weighing nearly twice an ordinary piano.
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Robert Louie Stevenson
Stevenson
Devonport
England
Samoa
Illinois poultry calendar aids egg quality and records
The 1083 poultry calendar from the University of Illinois Extension Service promises higher quality eggs and a $40 million Illinois crop value. Poultry specialist Dr H Alp says it informs flock owners monthly on feeding, egg care, and record keeping. The calendar guides day to day, week to week, and month to month progress with spaces for daily eggs, income, expense, and weekly and monthly totals.
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Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
DH. H. Alp
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Alp
Art in Selecting Eggs for the Hatching Season
A. O. Smith of the Minnesota University department warns poultrymen on egg selection for hatching. Rules: discard under two ounce eggs, white tinted, cracked, dirty, or held over a week. Match brown-eyed eggs by color, avoid chilled or frozen eggs, collect hourly in freezing weather, and store before setting at 50 to 60 degrees.
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A. O. Smith
Poultry Division
Department of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Mr. Smith
Fright Harms Pullets in Laying House Entry
Farm Journal advises careful weekly checks after transfer to the laying house. Warn pullets before entry with a simple knock or latch, then wait moments while birds settle. Proper warning reduces fright and aids tame companionship as birds await your entrance.
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Farm Journal
Sanitation Plan Boosts Wisconsin Poultry Weights in 1982
Hoard's Dairyman notes Woody county Wisconsin sanitation program in 1982 improved poultry health. Six program points emphasize healthy chicks clean housing complete rations and clean equipment. Chickens raised on clean ground averaged three pounds vs one and a half pounds for those on infected ground.
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Woody County
Wisconsin
Heat poultry houses with coal brooder stoves in large barns
To heat poultry houses you can use a large coal burning brooder stove with a metal jacket to keep hens and straw away from the fire. In large houses with four stoves the risk of heavy losses from fire is greater than in small colonies. A laying house stove need not burn constantly to keep it warm. Indiana Farmer's Guide.
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tIndiona Farmer's Guide
Women in the Soviet coal mines and the limits of equality
A 1922 Bell Syndicate-WNU piece critiques the claim that women can do all men's work, noting women in coal pits and praising home making and arts. The author rejects universal equality while endorsing women excelling in education, literature and science, warning against erasing female uniqueness and family impacts.
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Russia
Bell Syndicate
WNU Bervics
Outer
J. W. Co. Coy
Rockford
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An ad promotes Creamulsion a creosote based emulsion for persistent coughs colds and throat trouble. It claims two-fold action soothing inflamed membranes and killing germs with rapid absorption and systemic effect. The elixir promises relief and offers money back if not satisfied after following directions and asks readers to consult a druggist.
Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin advertised as health booster
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin for improving digestion and vitality. It claims the product uses fresh laxative herbs senna and pepsin to stimulate every organ, reduces need for patent medicines, and can be given to children as a safer alternative to strong laxatives.
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Dr. Caldwell
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