The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-24
With the Long BolD
Eye nafures walks shoot folly it flies.
Psychology the Hen-Exacty Why Bddy Begins o<Throw
Herself the Approach of Spring-Subte Influences
that Have Far-Reaching Effect on the Egg Trade.
Eye natures walks. shoot I

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ssVoU allus tell when going to have early
spring." said Uncle Elery Marsh, he came into
the exchange room to get copy of the Poland Springs
Extermnato the appearance of the hens combs When
they the pint Of laying their combs always gifts trans
loo-cent.' #ss@.s#5 z3sa s#N#
Uncle Ellery rolled this word out emphatcaly, and it
evident that he had cbbed it directly from his old
reliable Poultry Journal Of last week
Yes, SIR said Uncle great enjoyment of the word
transloocen That indicates that the hen IS whole naur is
broken up soened by the approach Of the mder ven
Influences and that this exuberance OF the physical bios
in the of the hen, into eggs.
IF it was poet, now,'' added uncle refectively, t
would blossom into But the hen expresses this
exuberance i'll hen poetry, viz, eggs
s1When my hens combs getting trans-oo-cent. l
aus rigs up the nests once and I've known to
fail yet that drew half dozen within day two
Of the first change in the comb a
The agricultural editor who farmed his back yard moved
uneasy in his seat.
'Dont you think, uncle that the laying of these eggs
due to what the psychologists call 'suggestion'g The hen
is naturally early riser She notes along about the last
of January that the days perceptaby longer and acts
at her locomotive cener The appearances of the
nests enforces this suggestion powerfully,
her whole subconsous self into the egg thought while
1t is yet cold and the result u.s. naturally, eggs
Uncle seemed little puzzled. H. H.
I 'No don't think I believe it's all trans
oocency Of comb However dont make much difference
long ulturalooralists draw Soc for eggs
hey?'' -.
The two monoposts ch1cked uncle bore away his old
home paper without anyone noticing the loss.
49,
Ministers in Springfield Mass taken up the theaer
question in earnest The Rev. B. D. Hahn resulted
in barring Miss Nethersoe's FSapho'' last week meet
of the clergy Monday recommended the appointment by
the aldermen Of citizens committee to investigate Spring
field theaters period of two three years report
its findings with recommendations having upft
ing of the morals of the theaergong public of the
clergymen reported that the principle of father taking
the children to- the circus o the animals he had
Gently attended burlesque performance for purposes of
observation and shocked to find young of his
congregation in the orchestra chairs Pensioners
"bubblng with joy in the bald-headed row.
The display of limbs distressing said the minister
This shows that the pastors congregation all
should be- and suggests that the work of reform
should be begun in the church. If there numbers Of
young women and folder Pensioners who enjoy the
variety Of show described by their PASTOR condition of
things in the church is sad indeed.
When the Rev. Wilmer E. Coffman opened the door Of
his bachelor apartments at Stroudsburg Pa Sunday
lng he surprised to find the dummy of a woman con-
fronting him. The object Of the joke was to remind the
beloved pastor that it time for him marry single
girls IN the church deny any part the joke, but the
RED women are suspicious One Of the deacons remarked
eff knew who done that, would go with her
The PASTOR however, refused to say anything. ~.
4our majesty, said attendant at the palace the
ether day. hat gang from St. Petersburg have come up to
ask to go down and bless the River again this
year, vs.: -.<
The shifted scornfuy.
ST. My opinion of the Neva comedies with Vanderbts
opinion of the public.'' ~.:- ..... .af .~s
"Certainy, majesty, but what shall tell them
you tell them said the czar medtativey that their
royal master recalls that last year when was blessing the
Neva somebody touched off full of old doorknobs
and shoe nails, and that the gun aimed point in
the vicinity of royal person We think that we will stay
in our library this year Wtte doctor the river for
them" "A. j. R.