Notable January Figures and Birth Dates in History
A list of historical figures and birth dates associated with January. Includes statesmen, philosophers, poets, and rulers such as Cicero, Paine, Bacon, and notable monarchs, with several dates like January 1 1780 and January 22 1788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eymurt Bike
Wakte
Fanione
Cicero
Sunny
Bonote Romy
Kuter
Bendsanin
Itog
Rwedenthoare
Thanas Paine
Miami
Robert Hils
Wredevlel the Great
Fiyasa
Kyron
One-Word Sermon on News and Virtues
The piece reflects on the word news as signifying the four cardinal directions and the spread of knowledge. It links news to manners in dealings, wisdom in counsels, and social virtue in enjoyment, urging a balanced approach to information and conduct.
Ether and Light Waves The Mysterious Medium
A fragment discusses a proposed medium for light and radiation known as the ether. It notes opinions that waves require a conduit beyond water and air and mentions experiments challenging the ether yet acknowledging phenomena implying a connected medium named ether.
Brick’s Enduring Qualities Stand Against Time
The article extols bricks as durable building material with beauty and strength. It asserts brick walls endure through generations, resisting decay, fire, wind, and rain, while aging gracefully as structural showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henestead
Briel
Yeeney
Yvreer
Notary Public Insurance Ad Cites Ada Schnerer
Local business listing for a notary public service run by Ada Schnerer at 453 S Spruce St Ind. includes phone number 25 R Bell hone E%4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance
ADA Schnerer
Spruce St
Ind
Bell
Poultrymen Call for Open Air Flocks and Dryness
Kansas State Agricultural College poultrymen say hens strike from disease and moisture, urging open south-side vents with direct sun and fresh air. They recommend muslin frames, upper sash openings, and ample floor space to reduce drafts and maintain dryness for healthier flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agricultural College
Emege
Ugil
W. @. Waeth
Tiuvliry
Ward
Brooding Chicks Require Warmth and Proper Fencing
Experts from the New Jersey State poultry department advise maintaining 46 to 70 degrees for young chicks. Use a temporary wire fence of 3/4 inch mesh and 18 inches high for days, then gradually open the enclosure to let birds roam while keeping space from walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
roNege
Poultry Program Plans for Next Year and Resolution List
The article outlines evaluating profit and losses from the past year in poultry work and outlines a program for the next year. It stresses that poultry yields dividends proportional to careful planning and wise management in care and feeding.
Poultry Hints on Egg Quality and Cleanliness
Poultry hints emphasize oyster shell and gru es for firm eggshells and a clean coop to ensure high lay. Highlights include repairing the heb louse, comfortable flock quarters, insect and disease control, cleanliness, separate pens, and timely fattening for market sale.
Bootlegger Queen Hilda Stone Held as Federal Prisoner
Mrs Hilda Stone once known as a bootlegger queen sits in Montpelier Vermont as a federal prisoner. She formerly worked as a stenographer in Athol Massachusetts. A man named Fred is shown breaking a rule as he introduces congress bill on service measurement despite claims it will pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Stone
Montpelier
Athol
Mass
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Christman
Record Printing House
Lititz, Pa
Lititz Springs National Bank
Sedan
Lavelne
Oldsmobile
Jerry Adams
Oecal
Wales
WM. Amer
Long & Co
Mogadiscio
Somalia
Africa
South Bend
Fred
Florida
Fresno
Cals
Fresno State College
Hugh Scott
Sumpken
Umatilla
President Coolidge
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