Lights Over Henhouse Wear Down Flock, Says Wescott
Harry Wescott tried electric lights to boost hen productivity but finds the bright illumination wears on the hens as it does on other chickens.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
7
Harry Wescott tried electric lights to boost hen productivity but finds the bright illumination wears on the hens as it does on other chickens.
Senator Borah signals support for disarmament in broad terms while lightheartedly remarking on keeping his jawbone intact. The tongue in cheek line suggests a broader debate over defense and restraint in policy.
Mathilde McCormick aged 16, daughter of Harold McCormick and granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, has gained parental consent for engagement. Rumors put the fiancé ages ranging from 48 to 57 as commentators weigh the match.
A call to assess personal saving ability and craft a plan to stimulate saving instincts as the path to comfort independence and fortune. The message emphasizes timely action and practical steps for financial self reliance.
The better cream grading plan spreads after successful starts in two counties. Creamery operators in Mercer and Mason counties pay for cream by quality and grading guidance is issued to other counties. The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station urges farmers to improve milking cleanliness, cooling and delivery frequency to raise cream quality and market value.
S. W. Strauss President of the American Society for Thrift argues that thrift underpins sound economics for individuals and nations. He urges careful planning, hard work, and saving to recover from losses and secure a stable, happier future for mankind.
The text argues that true life lies in turning natural gifts into purposeful action. It compares existence to raw material, valuing what is made of it over mere fortune. Fame or longevity matter little. quality of character and work define the valley of life.
National Live Stock Producers Association plans cooperative commission houses in Chicago Indianapolis Cleveland Buffalo and Pittsburgh to end small profit tricks by packers. Farmers organize to access fair markets improve efficiency and funding while gaining rapid prosperity through collective action.
A thin girl may wear a lavalliere to draw attention to a low waist, but a Corn-Fed girl embodies a different style. The remark contrasts two fashion expectations reflecting regional stereotypes.
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