WAKES AN IDEAL POULTRY HOUSE WAKES AN IDEAL POULTRY HOUSE
William A. Radford outlines a model poultry house design with a hatching room and broad scratching shed. The article details a concrete foundation, removable furniture, thorough cleaning, disinfecting, and careful interior finish to deter pests and support large flocks.
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Poultry House
Turning Smoke Into Steam at Englewood Yard
A New York Central smoke consumer at Englewood Illinois washes smoke into steam by passing it through asbestos conduits into a hot water tank. The resulting residue is collected as a viscous black material containing 89 percent carbon. Its future uses include paint manufacture, with cocoanut oil notes and a humorous memory about a tramp and battercakes closing the piece.
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Englewood
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Fragments of old jokes and quips from a London Standard page
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips about marriage, travel, work, and society. The snippets feature a mix of dialogue about weddings, divorce, suffrage, mistaken notions, and everyday foibles, showcasing witty misreads and social commentary from a bygone era.
Quick Wit and Wry Observations in a Fragmented Column
A collage of humorous exchanges and jokes from a late era page recounts feisty quips about banking, intoxication myths, a no-report science gag, and casual barbs. Characters name a friend overdrawing an account, discuss lawsuits, and remark on dress and marriage. The piece blends puns on finance, manners, and social norms with brisk punchlines.
Love of art not required in moving picture age
A reader and companion debate taste in public monuments and urban scenery. The critic dismisses art in monuments and chromes while the other defends advertising and theater interiors. A dramatic reveal reveals the speaker arranges deathbed scenes in moving pictures.
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New York
LOOK YOUR BEST AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
An assortment of short items includes an advertisement for Cuticura skin products with free samples by mail from Boston, a humor snippet about a cyclist and a German village ruse, Tommy's Prize about a graduation reward, a Berlin Society joke, a four seat clover finding, and coy observations on bread tickets and street railways.
Police Lesson Shapes Juvenile Court Scene
A twelve year old boy and three companions faced juvenile court after bicycle theft. The judge questioned them on stealing, warning about societal consequences and property loss. The boy replied that if everyone stole, the police would get everything. Indianapolis News.
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Iir
Indianapolis
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