Harding Laid To Final Rest In Home Town
Warren G Harding lay in honor in Marion Ohio after a simple cemetery service. National figures and throngs viewed the casket and paid tribute as Ohio National Guard troops guarded the vault awaiting a permanent mausoleum.
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Marion A City of Sorrow
Marion Ohio observed a day of sorrow as all business closed for the day and The Marion Star suspended publication for the funeral of Mr Harding wife and staff took part in rites. 3000 Ohio National Guard troops maintained order and a field hospital company was present at the cemetery.
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Old Plum Street Vats Reveal Century Old Tanning Jars
Workmen unearth tanning vats in a Portland Maine sewer dig, noting 100 year old pine construction and a small leather fragment found inside one vat. The vessels appear sound despite the century of underground exposure.
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Coolidge Becomes 30th U S President After Harding Death
Calvin Coolidge takes the oath at Plymouth Notch at 2 47 a m becoming the 30th U S president succeeding Warren G Harding He pledges to carry out Harding policies and seeks cooperation of Harding aides The death telegram from George C Christian Jr is received by Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge as reporters converge at the Coolidge home
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Monarch's Golden Carriage at Versailles Palace
The most valuable carriage in the world is kept in the palace of Trianon at Versailles. Built for Charles X of France, the vehicle is gold covered from pole to hind wheels and cost more than $200,000.
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Life Principle in Few Words
The quote urges mastering one’s craft and materials rather than serving them, and to abandon fear in work. It attributes the maxim to Kipling and emphasizes self reliance and competence as guiding principles.
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Readless editor runs Venice newspaper in California
Venice Cal. proprietor Benjamin Brodsky cannot read or write. He arrived from Russia 18 years ago and skipped school to run his business while his secretary reads daily papers to him.
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Man and the Gods Quote Credits Properness Over Pleasing
A Juvenal line contrasts divine regard for what is proper with human desires, stating that the gods value propriety over what pleases man. The adage emphasizes duty and moral order above personal preference.
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Senator Could Filibuster All Day On Small Sound
Experiments on sound energy show a United States senator speaking in a normal voice could sustain a filibuster for a full day with less energy than a single foot of sound, suggesting remarkable efficiency in prolonged speeches.
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World Belongs to the Brave Message Reflects Courage
A motivational line asserts the world favors the brave urging bold action against fear. It suggests courage shapes outcomes and that fear can hinder progress while bravery prompts favorable adjustments.
Low roosts and dropping boards for poultry houses
The article argues for very low roosts and dropping boards to protect heavy fowl feet and reduce injuries. It notes birds struggle to jump from high perches, cites bumblefoot risk, and recommends low, easy to clean boards. It specifies dimensions: dropping boards 20 inches wide for one roost, three feet for two, with roosts placed eight to ten inches from the wall.
Demand grows for heavy breed fowls across the nation
The article notes a countrywide shortage of quality poultry with heavy breeds in high demand. Plymouth Rock remains popular, Rhode Island Reds rise rapidly, White Wyandottes and Buff Orpingtons gain traction, and White Leghorns continue as egg machines in premium white-egg zones. Ancona blends west coast strength with East and South growth potential.
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Farmers Lose Big Money From Poor Egg Methods
An article argues that bad egg production and handling cost farmers about 50 million dollars annually. It notes one third of losses are preventable due to partial hatching from fertile eggs and says roosters fertilize eggs but do not boost production. It recommends culling male birds after the hatching season.
Poultry Notes Gain From Cleanliness And Mixed Feed
The article stresses cleanliness to combat disease and advises mixed feeds and varied forages. It highlights Anconas and Leghorns as good layers, sunflowers for shade and autumn value, and warns against breeding young females. It notes strong profits from well-packaged eggs and a market for ducklings with prices around 55 dollars per hundred.
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