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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
2
Senator Kenyon of Iowa reports a flood of public letters backing a constitutional amendment to grant the president power to veto riders in appropriation bills and to cut single appropriations. He plans to introduce the measure after finalizing wording and cites broad support from doctors lawyers professors and businessmen nationwide.
The government and railway executives pursue settlement of about 800 million dollars in railroading claims tied to government control and guaranty periods. Estimates show net due to railroads around 575 to 600 million, with about 383 million for the control period and 229 million for the six month guaranty. total claimed by railroads may reach 1.25 billion.
Miss Elsie Hin of the National Woman's party accuses government departments of using questionnaires to identify married women as they trim payrolls. The Air Service reportedly asks about living arrangements and support, and many married women are said to be dropped from rolls, viewed as targeting those with employed husbands. The motive appears to favor single workers, though officials deny an attack on marriage.
Postmaster General Hays election to revamp the postal savings system to 8 percent interest and broaden access aims to move $1 billion from hoarded funds into Uncle Sam’s bank. Plans include deposits under age ten, savings branches in 50,000 post offices, and deposits re deposited with private banks. Bankers favor the project.
A Milwaukee Journal excerpt argues great writers think in words, shaping phrases in daily life. Thackeray’s moment on a London heath illustrates the instinctive search for inevitable words. The piece laments casual speech and praises precise, learned expression from isolated speech communities.
A dialogue excerpt shows a tense exchange about rules and visiting Simpkins with one character asserting a change of mind while another insists on adherence to the prior agreement.
The Lancet urges sound general nutrition before birth and in early life for strong teeth. Breast feeding, jaw exercise, and keeping the nose and mouth clear are key. Well formed teeth resist acidity but chronic acid conditions can harm poorly made teeth.
The fragment from the Lyre asks "Do you drink?" with the reply "No" and a line about holding a quart while the speaker dies, signaling a terse, enigmatic verse snippet. The tone is literary and oblique, reflecting a classical style in a historical newspaper context.
A terse exchange frames a courtship as a true match despite appearances. One character asserts the pairing will endure because affection overrides looks and wealth, prompting contemplation of social expectations.
USDA home economists explain that flavor texture and fat distribution determine table quality. Age exercise and caponizing affect tenderness and meat mass. feeding regimens and flavorings like celery or chestnuts can enhance taste while onions and garlic should be avoided to prevent off flavors.
Lincoln County Mississippi farmers and the county agent tested three stump removal methods digging pulling and burning. After careful estimates they found burning the cheapest when stumps were not near a town for selling wood. The process began with digging and boring holes to start an air current and the stump quickly burned to a wreck.
The growing use of lime to sweeten salis has led to a scarcity of the product in the Middle West.
A guide notes typical daily milk outputs from does, with two quarts seen as good and three quarts excellent over seven to ten months. It cites dairy standards, weights, and lactation, plus uses of goats milk for drinking cooking and cheese.
Do not plant more radishes and lettuce than needed. If left to mature, radishes become hot and tough and lettuce goes to seed with bitter leaves, making them unpalatable.
A simple keep track method helps farmers and merchants alike by listing required tasks and articles. The idea is to record needed items and jobs in one place to streamline ordering and scheduling.
The text states a hen requires a warm, snug location in winter and a cool, comfortable place in summer. It highlights that proper care includes good food, sunshine, and fresh air to fight disease and keep hens healthy.
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