New U S Experiments Aimed at Big Poultry Savings
U S government scientists led by H C Barett report 15 years of experiments at Beltsville Maryland on egg hatching conditions. Ideal hatching: 100 F, 60 percent humidity, 0.5 percent carbon dioxide, 21 percent oxygen. Incubation takes 21 days, with higher temperatures reducing quality. large-scale poultrymen may see millions saved and better chick yield.
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United States
H C Barett
Agriculture Department
Parott
Beltsville
Barett
Debate on Evolution Ends With Hospital or Police
A group discussing origins of man prompts one quiet member to recall a past dispute with Henry Green. They realize they reached opposing conclusions, Henry ending up in the hospital while the speaker went to the police station.
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Henry Green
Britain to Import 25 Million Havana Cigars This Year
Britain plans to import 25 million cigars from Havana this year as part of its tobacco trade. Officials estimate steady demand continues despite economic pressures.
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Britain
Havana
Fertilizer value must be judged by plant food content
The Fertilizers Division warns buyers to assess fertilizer value by available plant food content rather than price or grade. A 16 percent phosphoric acid mix is worth less than a 20 percent version, while a 43 percent triple superphosphate has more than twice the plant food and value per ton. Buyers should verify available phosphoric acid and contact the Dominion Seed Branch for guidance under the Fertilizers Act.
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Fertilizers
Seed Branch
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Dominion Seed Branch
Fertilizers Act
No Set Study Opposed by Canadian Teachers at Saskatoon
The 15th annual Canadian Teachers' Federation conference in Saskatoon decided not to endorse Dominion-wide curriculum study for Canadian schools. Delegates showed little discussion on the issue. A proposal for US teacher exchange plans was approved, while an honor roll for meritorious public service was voted down. National scholarships were re introduced with resolutions to federal and provincial governments unanimously approved.
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Canadian Teachers’ Federation
Saskatoon
United States
Bar Unearthed At Ostia Antica Boosts Roman Ruins Appeal
Archaeologists report a marble bar from Ostia Antica, the ancient Rome seaport, could be used today with minor plumbing. The find includes shelves for amphoras and two cavities likely for ice and a boiler, plus a Hygeia statue nearby.
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Ostica Antica
Rome
Ostias
Hygeia
One of the things you cant buy on credit is experience
A brief quote noting that experience is not purchasable on credit, highlighting a common saying about value earned through time and effort.
Religion in Greenland Claims Hundred Percent Christian
The article notes Hans Egede nicknamed Apostle to Greenland born January 31. It reports Greenland as 100 percent professing Christian after the 1934 Pentecost baptism at Cape York. Greenland under the Bishop of Copenhagen with a provost at Godthaab and multiple Danish and Eskimo pastors serving ten parishes across the west and east.
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Hans Egede
Greenland
Lutheran Church
Hans Exgede
Godthaab
Cape York
Denmark
Copenhagen
Means A Whore Lot In London Beauty Pay For Unemployed Women
A beauty specialist in London funded by the unemployment office paid twenty women 25 cents an hour for 16 to 24 face rejuvenation treatments. The women then sought jobs with their improved looks, receiving tangible benefits including a marriage proposal, a film contract for a daughter, and quicker employment. The piece argues appearance greatly affects opportunities.
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London
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Couple Repeats Holiday After Pigsty Prompt
A couple planned a repeat holiday at a farm 50 miles away after enjoying their previous stay. They worried about the pigsty being close to the house. The farmer replied that no pigs have been kept there since last summer and invited them to return.
Aboriginal Practice Involving Skull Cups Reported
A report states that certain Australian Aboriginal groups reportedly carry the skulls of close relatives as drinking cups. The claim emphasizes ritual use and potential cultural variation across regions and communities.
Strangling Fig Tree Described as Florida Native
Dr. John K. Small of the New York Botanical Gardens details the strangling fig tree Ficus Aurea, its parasitic growth, self strangling finale, and ability to root in host trunks or the ground, endangering trees from oaks to neighboring hosts. The tale contrasts these facts with Sir Herbert Ames remarks on League of Nations finance and belief in the league's revival.
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John K. Small
New York Botanical Gardens
Florida
Dr Small
New York Herald Tribune
League of Nations
Canadian Institute On Economics
Geneva Park
Orillia Ont
Herbert Ames
League
Honest Labor and Virtue in Work Ethics
Honest labor yields lasting gain while chasing unearned fortunes rarely benefits the finder. The piece argues against aimless pursuit of luck and promotes steady, honest effort as the reliable path to prosperity. It concludes with note of London hosting a premier cinema organ in a new TV broadcasting station costing $50,000.
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London
Crochet Pattern 5676 for Lengthwise Pull-on Gloves
Instructions describe lengthwise crocheted gloves made from two identical pieces joined with contrasting yarn. Includes stitch directions, illustration, material needs, and a pattern photograph. Send 20 cents to Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg to obtain pattern.
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Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Wanipeg
Regent's Park Rose Garden Expands In London
English newspapers report Regent's Park rose garden has grown this year by sixteen beds and now houses 20 000 roses across 150 varieties. New features include climbing roses on a pergola and a free catalogue to help visitors identify varieties. The garden, all British grown, was seen at its best around July 1.
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Regent's Park
London
England
Toronto Star Weekly
Retirement of Sir William Mulock Recalled for Ontario Role
The retirement of Sir William Mulock from Chief Justice of Ontario at 92 recalls a three year old proposal to make him Lieutenant Governor. He was nearing 90 then and said that four years would be enough and he asked what he would do after.
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Willam Mulock
Ontario
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