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The Jansen News

Location

Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

7

Brooding Ducklings with Temperature Guidelines and Setups

Practical notes on incubator placement and heat schedules for ducklings. Start at about 95 degrees, drop to 80–85 as they grow, and keep them confined near heat. Use hover or individual brooders, with hot water pipe systems in larger setups, and adjust heat needs by season and age.

United States Ucker

Planting Hardwood Walnuts in Shallow Pit Guide

The article outlines storing walnuts in a shallow pit to protect them from moisture and frost. It recommends placing the nuts in a well trained shaded spot and guarding them against rodent destruction. Spring transplanting and inspection are advised.

Laundering Tips for Handkerchiefs

Children handkerchiefs look hopeless when they reach the laundry. Wash with good soap and rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue.

Underestimates Seen in Harvard Load Estimates

Harvard studies show engineers often underestimate maximum loading from dense steel welds. Data averaged 163 square feet and 181 pounds per square foot, indicating higher pressures than anticipated.

Harvard University

Serely Change Their Tune Orville Wright Day Talk

A fragmented clipping notes Orville Wright speaking at a Day event. The readable portion hints at a discussion on aviation progress and public interest in flight advancements.

Serely Orville Wright

Silk’s Origin Traced to Ancient Chinese Empress

Historical notes assign silk’s first production to Si Ling Chi, wife of Emperor Huang Ti, in 2800 B C. The claim links silk weaving to early Chinese imperial ingenuity and trade beginnings.

Si-Ling-Chi Huang-Ti China

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