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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

5

Direct Ancestor of Hen Described in Jungle Fowl Tale

A colonial-era note recounts observing jungle fowl in Yunnan province, detailing a cock and his hen, and notes the jungle fowl as the direct ancestor of domestic chickens. It traces domestication to Burma and surrounding regions, and references ancient mentions in Chinese tradition and Babylon cylinders.

Yunnan China Ray Chapman Andrews Harper's Maganine Chanticleer Burma Babylon Greece Persia Europe

Camel Docks of Nantucket Afloat in Shallow Water 1842

In 1842 Nantucket introduced floating camel docks to haul ships over shallow channels. Two large boxes formed a basin for the ship, separated to admit entry, then closed and towed to the wharf by heavy chains. The design allowed ships to traverse shallow depths previously unmet.

Nantucket Giaces

The Value of True Friendships and Losses

A reflective piece warns that many fail to sustain friendships through attention and kindness. It cautions against taking offense, discarding trusted friends for new ones, and urges cherishing friends as rare jewels while quickly resolving misunderstandings.

Altenied

How Language Grows and the Rise of Americanisms

A discussion on how local terms like dad and fad gradually gained acceptance in England then the United States. The piece traces the path from regional use to standard English as these words spread from New York and Michigan to broader national adoption.

England United States New York Empire City New Amsterdam Michigan British Empire

Best Method of Memorizing Text Reading Intervals

The passage advises that spacing readings over time yields better memory retention. Reading a text the same number of times on one day and on the next day leads to greater memorization, suggesting distributed practice over consecutive days improves recall.

Blind Hope of Walter Bliss in a Chicago Portrait Tale

Walter Bliss, a penniless exile, travels from poverty to a studio where his artist friend Worden arranges a portrait of Eva Dubois. Bliss falls for Eva, but Eva’s father and sister complicate the engagement, exposing rival affections and a looming breakup as Bliss faces a painful, unconsummated longing.

Walter Bliss Worden Phe Lueck Huh Worden Bliss Eva Pubois Cupid Jve Dubois Tiss Hind Sorpetimes Warden Olines Miia Boss Rah Milerivet Peter Miss Dubois Eva Hubois Rao Tibrary Papa Ventere Mrr Dubois Pillah Warde Dabels Wardén Ruth Uth PtHsa Uidova Walter Itiss Ole

How Sardines Are Packed In a Factory Line

Description of sardine processing from arrival to packing. Workers clean fish on long tables, brine submersion, drying in wire trays, steam cooking, and careful sorting by paid workers. Some are cooked in oil with oil impregnation and a mix of olive and peanut oils used for certain markets.

Cuzette

Civilizations of the Past Across the Pacific and Beyond

A historical excerpt notes ancient civilizations on both sides of the Pacific precede modern western powers. It recalls Chinese kingdoms, Egyptian dynasties, Persian empire, Greek and Roman influences, and the rise of early Asian and Mesoamerican states with focus on Mongol and Makayian roles and the Aztec and Inca empires as notable later developments.

Pacific China Mongolia Aodarger Alexanders Teutonic Crorches Purope Uied Anerion

Rupert Brooke in Fiji Moonlight Poem Excerpt

A literary fragment from Rupert Brooke describing Fiji and Samoa under moonlight. The lines evoke luminous landscapes, high mountains, mist, silver cloths, and a cool Samoan hut with white sand, palms, and a vast moonlit sea.

Rupert Brocke Fiji Honolulu Rupert Brooke

Marriage as the nursery of heaven in Jeremy Taylor's view

The quote extols marriage as the heavenward vessel, noting it fills the elect, blends labor of love with friendship, grants safety and social blessing, and brings both sorrows and joys, supported by collective strength of love and charity.

Jeremy Taylor

Brand New Head and City Baby Sparks Family Quips

Aunt Madge travels from Anderson to Ashland Avenue to see the new baby. She predicts, We’ll be president, sure. Hetle, the three year old, jokes the head is only two weeks old, adding humor to the family scene reported by the Indianapolis Star.

Madge Anderson Ashland ‘Avenue Hetle Indianapolis Star

Global bank study on open days in winter and holidays

Statistics from Guaranty Trust New York show eighty four days that winter banks stay open worldwide this year. On the remaining days, motion elsewhere will occur without holiday or Sabbath observance. Only New Year’s day is universally observed. eleven dates mark new year beginnings across countries. Five Christian nations do not regard Christ as a legal holiday.

Guaranty Trust Company’ of New York

Happiness of Olden Pays and the Strand Maypole

A 1597 pamphleteer recalls England’s musical past with Maypole in the Strand and Queen Elizabeth’s era. Citterns and fiddles filled barber shops as barbers and apprentices sought lively sounds.

Maypole Strand Merry England Bess

Frogs With Hairlike Growths Found by Boulenger

A note on frogs in the German Congo showing a hairlike growth on their bodies. Scientists explain this isn t true hair in the mammal sense but an abnormal development of skin tubercles. The public might mislabel it as hair due to appearance.

G A. Boulenger Congo

Driest Year in Hawaii Since Weather Bureau Reports

Nineteen nineteen was the driest year in the Hawaiian Islands since official records began. At Puu Kukui Maui only 359.50 inches fell, far below the usual near 500 inches and the site noted for its world rainfall record.

Hawaiian Islands Weather Bureau Observer In HW. Daigenfield Puu Kukui Maui

Hawaii to Increase National Guard Forces

A radiogram from Washington orders Hawaii to expand its guard immediately. Hawaii will add a second infantry regiment, plus two coast artillery companies and one signal corps telegraph company under Major General Charles G Morton.

Hawaii Honolulu T. H Washington Charles G.morton Hawaiian Department Coast Artillery Signal’ Corps

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