Artificial illumination raises egg production in hens study
Poultry workers at the New York State College of Agriculture report that artificial illumination helps hens by balancing day and night activity, reducing inactivity during long nights, and aligning feeding to seasonal needs. The effect appears strongest when days and nights are unequal, with illumination simulating spring conditions to optimize egg laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome Sep
New York State College of Agriculture
New York State
Crow Threatens Farmers Says Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press writer argues the crow, once useful in balancing nature by eating pests, has become an enemy of farmers as human farming now fills land with grain and waste attracting crows. The piece cites historical shifts from protecting buzzards to burning carcasses to prevent disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Tokyo Would Become World’s Largest City in 220 Square Mile Plan
Tokyo to absorb suburban towns under a special committee to form a Greater Tokyo. The Asahi says absorption of cities like Shinagawa Meguro Shibuya Harajuku Yodobuatt Nakano Osaki Sugamo would erase suburb boundaries and create a single administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ite
Tokyo Asahi
Uke
Yokohima
Kobe
Kyoto
Nagoya
Shinagawe
Meguro
Shibuya
Harajuku
Yodobuatt
Nakano
Osaki
Sugamo
Greater
Old New Year's Day and Old Style Dating
The text explains how England shifted the legal year to start January 1 in 1752 and notes similar changes in Sweden and Tuscany. It mentions that Russia and Greece retained old style, and that leap year rules in 1800 and 1900 created further day differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sweden
Tuscany
Ruwsin
Greven
Georgia school board reverses Bible reading policy
The Atlanta Board of Education at a recent meeting voted to stop the reading of the Bible and recitation of the Lord's Prayer in city public schools. The reversal followed debate over the late Senator Joseph E Brown and his arguments against enforcing biblical readings in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atinote Board
Reed
Joseph B Brown
Georgie
Atlante Board of Education
Chance for Coal Exchange Prompts Cross Nation Trade Idea
The article envisions exchanging two tons of anthracite for one ton of bituminous coal to balance supplies. It notes English and Welsh bituminous mines in operation while U S asks for anthracite, and England lacks know how to burn anthracite, creating a mutual fuel knowledge gap amid potential shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Fuel Administration
New York
New York City
England
New
Alone in the slums a Milwaukee Journal quote on life and death
A Milwaukee Journal reflection describes isolation and poverty in the city slums. The narration ponders why people die and why others ignore suffering, highlighting empty pockets and hollow journeys from living death to deathless fate. Only those with warmer blood may understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Journal
Patt the Queen of Wales Resides in Craig-y-Nos Castle
In Everybody's Magazine a writer notes Patt lives at seventy six in the Craig-y-Nos castle ten miles north of Ewansea South Wales with her third husband Baron Cederatrom. They host occasional operas in a countryside theater resembling the Balreuth stage and she once appeared at Albert Hall for charity though her beauty waned and she remains a noted Welsh figure among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's Magazine
Patt
Caxtle
Craig-y-Nos
Ewansea
South Wales
Baron Cederatrom
Balreuth
Patti
Albert Hall
London
Wales
Dutch Wireless Link Targeting Far East Communications
The Netherlands selects the 86 meter Kpelberg hill near Apeldoorn Hoog-Buurle for a new wireless station. A four tower setup with a large power house will connect with an Indian station near Bandoeng to span about 11 060 kilometers. A new Kantwijk railway line will support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Kpelberg
Hoog-Buurle
Apelfoorn
Scientific American
Kantwyk
Howse
Bull Tog
India
Bandoeng
Ancient Rock Engravings in Southern France Unearthed
A prehistoric site in Montesaul Avantes Ariege southern France yields rock engravings dated about 40 000 years old. War disruptions delayed exploration as Count Begonen and three others found a wall panel depicting animals birds and a silhouette of a large man with notable features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesaul-Avantes
Ariege
France
Count Begonen
Sane
Anmernis
Prepare for Another Day in a Fragmented Vision
A garbled passage hints at preparing for tomorrow and outlines a cautious path to advancement. It mentions mental and physical readiness, community preparation, and future planning, with references to art and staged action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Alon
Aimee Enim
Public Notice of Forest Homestead Entries in Wyoming
Notice of three year proof to establish Forest Homestead Entries for J Porter Rexburg Idaho plus Millburn W Porter Rexburg Idaho and related witnesses. Filing before U.S. Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on August 4 1019 and July 1909 dates or witnesses listed. Names include Millburn W Porter Aaron B Porter Karl Middleton A C Parks Ross J Porter Earl Middleton Howard J B Erwin Lesie A Kafferlin Thomne Raster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Commeraner
Dackson
Wyroming
Clamant Numerae Witnames
Otto HH Bark
Howard JB. Erwin
Lesie A. Kafeferlin
Kelly Wye
Thomne 1 Raster
Inchon
Wyoming
Alex Niabet
Register
Land Entry Notices From Jackson Wyoming 1919
Several desert land and forest homestead entries in the Jackson area of Wyoming seek final proofs in July 1919. Names include Charles Wilson Benjamin Maben William Stilkon Carl Fork and witnesses from Jackson, with patent land in ranges 116 and 115 West and townships 41 and 42 North. Local U S Commissioner Otho E Williams presides at Jackson.
Notice of Homestead Proof Claim in Wyoming Territory
Jen A May of Jacknin Wyoming filed notice to make final three year proof to establish a land claim for E12 SW14 SW4 NW14 and other parcels in Township 42 North Range 115 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing before United States Commissioner Other William is set in Jackson Wyoming on July 21 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Hynuntiva
Wyoming
J. Porter
Rexburg
Mare Forest
U.S
Beara
Chuina
Targhoe National Forest
Tiny
Other Williams
United States
Jackson
Ax Wittrensen
Millburn W. Porter
Ashton
Idaho
Aaron B. Porter
Karl Middleton
A. C Parkn
Squirrel
Charles Wilson
Boation
Weat
Otho E. Williams
Ernest Bray
Eling Wilson
August Christianson
Verda C. Wilson
Benjamin
Maben
Township 20
Ringe 116
Sixth Principal Meridian
Otho EB. Willian
Elis Wilton
Howard Cheany
Paul A. Tuesen
Nathan A. Davis
William J. Stilkon
Grovant
Tange
Otho Williama
Laverna, Stileon
Pred Feros
Rudolf Hartland
Jude
Allen
Notloe le
Carl L. Fork
U 8
Evanston
Jen A. May
Jacknin
Ketly figures in unclear 19th century notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names including Cinirmiit Hamed and Thorne J. Hanehew with affiliations to Ketly Wynming. The garbled text obscures roles, dates, and purpose of the notice. Further readable context is required to produce a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltiesene
Ramey
Thorne J. Hanehew
Joeps Hone
Ketly
Dense Twilight Scene Described With Obscured Sun
A panel of stained glass and heavy gloom render the sky nearly featureless. The sun is completely obscured making it nearly impossible to tell the time of day or determine compass directions.
Fragmentary Reflection on Friendship and Freedom
The text presents a fragmented meditation on friendship and freedom with garbled phrases and invented terms. It hints at speaking freely and resisting confinement, but the meaning is obscured by nonsensical words and stray fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Elements
Penn
Fragmented tale fragment in a murky diary entry
The text presents a disjointed diary style scene about a brother telling a child a bedtime tale. It features jumbled phrases and nonsensical lines that obscure any clear event, characters, or setting. No coherent outcome or named entities emerge from the fragment.
No More Rudder A Reulah Pallont Fine
A plan or device grants a fine for removing rudders from vessels by pumping jets of water from the stern to steer. The article notes this change eliminates the need for traditional rudders on the ships.
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Crow
Bubtumces
Wiliam
Oullinees Weekly
Britain
Consolidated
U.8
Targhee National Forest
Williame
Ross J. Porter
Earl Middleton
A. C. Parks
U. S. Land Office
Tie KK Ranch Company Win, Wromme
Rana
Blick Rock
Hoffa
Spread Creek
Dorris Brothers
Grovont, Wye
Sy Barmark
Rane
Jackson's Hole
J. Cannanan
Wyo
Suttle
Wright
Ranger Gate Creek
Willow Creek
Girona Witwon
Jackson, Wyo
Game Creek
A. Warp & Sons
Winson, Wo
Jes
High Range
Little Fall Creek
Grovonr
Tangelat Creek
Keely
Wromthe
Ranch
Turpin Creek
Jame Wannacn
Ens, We
Katy
Howann
Enwin, Kitty
Wro
Mirpity Creek
de Aind, Coma
Upper Green Ever Valley
Wrens LaPianr
Lorin
Denver
Cannes
Tip van Winkie
Dan Tipo, Kienig
Wromine
Harmark
Che
Roy Melaior
Woo Cattle
Rkarmark
C. L. Stanuuerr
Grovont, Wi
Karneka
Ranger Vitel Creek
Black Rock
W.D. Lavinuery
Keely, Wyo
Fish Creek
Grovont
Apenen HaRotar
W.L. Wismoan
Jackaos
Jeff Hott
Kier
Cache Creek
M, V. Giernen
Jackson, Wyonng
Gartle
U.P
Strot
Ranger Fish Creel
Quix TL
Saren
Zener
Wromina
Atte
Karmark
Tung
Halfalo Aid Witch Mook
Joe Dave
Aesnn
COU
Dron Chelett
Joun Hanmer
Wvoattien
Efretien
Natge Grovund
Werenin
Kak
Wome
Atsa
Kayan
Iho
Allewttle
Lexy
Tall Butte
Vitank Melibe
Zenirn
Grovent
Crystal Creek
Seo
Pagkhon
Law L
Lvcas Dachses
Wye
Tobie
Burnt Ridge
Jackson, Lake
Cosnineham
Avotic
Jack Sage, Grover, Wynne
Jattle
Rite
Hunger
Willierner
Seri
Fesceir
Wyekibe
Noni Chek
Pon
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