Artificial Lighting for Laying Chickens in Indiana and Nearby States
The article explains using artificial light to extend hens feeding time during fall and winter. It notes lighting duration, methods with electric lights preferred where available, and risks of too long or too short exposure, citing USDA and state experiment stations including New Jersey Indiana Kansas Washington Connecticut Pennsylvania North Carolina New York New Jersey.
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Unite S:atew
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Indiana
Kansas
Washington
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
New York
New Jersey
Tis
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Lighting and flock management tips for hens in artificial light
A mid length update explains using artificial lights for layers, with phased reduction and morning water, stressing age based housing, January start for older birds, and benefits seen in New Jersey. It notes increased egg production during price peaks, though costs of lights and feed must be weighed against gains.
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New Jersey
Fairy Tale Debate Sparks Dinner Conversation
Miss Cayenne dismisses Jack the Giant Killer as a fairy tale while arguing that its value lies in theme and philosophy. She notes that discussions about character accuracy or human soul revelations are unnecessary.
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Jack the Giant Killer
Miss Cayenne
Hse
Unmistakable Signal in Crimson Gulch Poker House
A stranger warns of trouble across the street in Crimson Gulch after a pistol shot. Three-fingered Sam questions the noise while piute Pete signals tramps with a gambling house routine as the town shifts from poker to bridge.
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Crimson Gulch
Sam
Pete
Unpaid Bills Destroyed To Ease Financial Worries
A wife admits destroying unread unpaid bills to calm her husband as concern over finances grows, detailing her actions to stop his worry.
Ups and Downs In Milking
Ezra Boggs comments on a stubborn cow during milking causing frustration as the animal resists cooperation and the farmer contemplates alternates. The report captures farmer sentiment and practical challenges in dairy work from a rural setting.
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Ezra Boggs
Fragmented Dialogue Between Mrs Naggem and Naggem
An incomplete dramatic exchange shows Mrs Naggem asking why men like Wass sap bite their wives. Naggem, distressed, answers with a metaphor about instinct of self-defense likening a dog growling at its mates.
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Mrs. Naggem
Naggem
The Touch in Boston on Domimonwealth Avenue
A wayfarer accosted a Boston man on Domimonwealth avenue asking for a dime. The man replied suspiciously and the exchange ended with the stranger giving a quarter.
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Boston
Boeton
Domimonwealth Avenue
New Building Promises Unusual Features and Roof Parking
The feature story highlights a new building with vast space demand and unusual amenities. It notes metalled freight elevators and the novelty of parking on the roof as standout elements.
A Home Protective Union Formed in Quiet Dispute
A wife and neighbor discuss attire and solidarity as a home protective union is formed. The husband and wife debate suits while a neighbor joins in to insist neither spouse will have a new suit.
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John
Community Notices From First Creek Area
Mr and Mrs Seth Overbay and children of Bicknell visited Mr and Mrs Herschel Ledgerwood Wednesday night. Several from this place attended the basket dinner at Shilo. Miss Ethel Myers spent Sunday with Miss Dick Dalton. Jonas McFarlen of Worthington spent the weekend with his son Artie McFarlen and family. Miss Neva Wallick spent Wednesday night with Miss Virginia Overton. Mrs Laura Carr spent Wednesday with Mrs D B Ogden. Mrs Herschel Ledgerwood and little son visited Wednesday with Charley Ledgerwood and family of near Scotland.
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Seth Overbay
Bicknell
Herschel Ledgerwood
Will Webster
Arthur
Terre Haute
Arrison Overton
Shilo
Ethel Myers
Dick Dalton
Jonas McFarlen
Worthington
Artie McFarlen
Neva Wallick
Virginia Overton
Alonzo Pruett
Little Son
Charley Ledgerwood
Scotland
Politician Responds to Constituents on Speech
Senator Sorghum says constituents view his latest speech as his most profound effort, though he laments that nobody pretends to understand it. The remark captures a mood of enigmatic rhetoric and public perception.
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Sorghum
Mr and Mrs Odel and daughter visit city
Mr and Mrs E A Odel and daughter Helen of Jasonville spent the first of the week in this city visiting relatives.
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E. A. O’del
Helen of
Jasonville
A Moment of Harmony in Divorce Proceedings
The court found collusion in the divorce case. Miss Casenne exclaimed that it was surprising to see both sides agree for once, calling the situation “too bad” and noting the unusual consensus.
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Miss Casenne
Looks Like It Bug Man Chorus From Broadway Show
Fragment reads a chorus line about progress toward a goal and compares a persistent player to one who started but quit, suggesting the nearer climber remains closer to success than the quitter. The passage resembles theatrical lyric phrasing and motivational wordplay.
Memoir Plans Stir Artist Model Debate
A conversation about an artist's model writing memoirs prompts mixed opinions. One person dismisses the project as poor, while another suggests potential worthwhile illustrations may emerge.
Fashionable Grillroom Sparks Quiet Tension
In a crowded lounge Tessie and a companion discuss the etiquette of smoking. The scene highlights social expectations and anxiety among patrons about fitting in and abiding by informal norms in the era’s social venues.
Had to Be Sharp In Pointed Speaker Remarks
A brief exchange notes that the speaker made sharp remarks to communicate clearly. The dialogue suggests the remarks were necessary to convey meaning despite skepticism or disbelief.
Gather July Fourth Rally for Lone Scout Members at Eastside Park
Lone Scout members who have exchanged letters will meet on July Fourth at Eastside Park in Washington for a grand rally. Scouts in the local area are asked to contact Helm C. Spink at 900 East Main Street to finalize plans. Mr and Mrs J M Scott were in Terre Haute on Monday.
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Lone Scout Organization
Eastside Park
Washington
Helm C. Spink
East Main Street
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Odon Journal
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Uso
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Jane
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Literary Comment
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg's
First Creek
E D Meek
Odon
Mrs Oli Meek
Hazel Dowden
Indianapolis
Joseph Carr
Laura Carr
D B Ogden
Chamberlain
the Odon Drug CO
Tessie
J. M. Scott
Detroit
Mich
Atlanta
Schennectady
N. Y
J. B. Stotts
C. J. Stotts
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