Farm Accidents Prompt Call for Safety Devices
A USDA prepared report details numerous farm accidents caused by unprotected machinery and unsafe practices. Farm owner Johnson loses ribs and suffers a broken leg after scaffolding fails while shingles fall. a boy injures a foot on a rake as a neighbor recovers from earlier injuries.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmer Brown
William Johnson
Johnson
Earker
Phe
Brown
Geese Raise Profits and Grow Industry
Experienced raisers report geese as highly profitable and easy to keep. They forecast expansion in the goose industry with the Embden Toulouse and Toulouse breeds highlighted as top choices. The Embden is the all white type used for various purposes.
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Toulouse
Ufean
Beef cattle on farms use feeds efficiently for year round production
Beef cattle consume larger quantities of feeds than other livestock and can profitably use rough land or marginal soils. They use grain and roughages efficiently without extra purchases, needing even distribution through the year and attention during the summer.
Winter repairs for grain separators improve next year's harvest
The article urges completing thorough repairs on the thrashing machine during winter to save time and grain later. It warns against neglecting parts and delaying replacements until the season, explains difficulties in obtaining parts during peak demand, and notes Farmers' Bulletin 1030 from the USDA with free copies from Washington, D. C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Department of Washington
D. C
Indiana News Roundup Notes 1922 Beekeeping and Civic Moves
Indianapolis reports on the Indiana State Beekeepers Association focusing on eradicating the deadly foul brood disease with 100 beekeepers at the annual meeting in Indianapolis. Also covered are highway contracts under federal aid, Indianapolis reform legislation, and a stalled miners strike in the Worthington field after a District 11 conference failed to settle disputes.
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Indianapolis
Newman T. Millér
Perdon
Santa Clare
Bloomington
Indiana
Indiana University
W. A. Ravwler
School of Commerce and Finance
University
Commerce Department
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Illinois and
Merchants’ Association
Indiaon State Beekeepers’ Association
Indiana State Highway Commission
General Assembly
Marion County
T. T. Gaesser
Troy
Perry
Spencer
R. A. Barkey
Mount Vernon
Posey County
Otto G. Fifield
Crown Point
Lake County
Vanderburg County
Jeffersonville_ te
Asualte
Mc'Gray
Eighth ‘Division
National Guard
Tétre Haute
Con Ming
Worthington Field
District 11
United Mine Workers of ‘America
John Hessler
Hessler
Chicago
Tudige A B. Anderson
Indianapoli
United Mine Workers of América
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Anderson
Baker
Alschujer
Page
West Virinia
Kentucky
United Mine Workers of America
Newman-Ahlgren
House
Senate
Sessler
Grow old with me ballad misreads a rejected wooing
A Brooklyn Standard Union fragment recalls a bachelor wooing a young woman who rejects his serenade. He sings Grow Old With Me but she interrupts, asserting she will not wait 25 years. The tale reads as a curious snippet of romantic courtship.
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United States Department of ‘Agriculture
National’ 'Saféty Council
Brooklyn
Standard Union
Cuticura Promises Pimples Free Skin
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims clear skin and daily use for maintaining clarity.
Traveling Man Suggests Screens for Hot Tiny Eatery
A traveler in a very hot day dined in a windowless, screenless tiny restaurant. The proprietor served customers and shoveled files from the table while working. The visitor sympathy prompts a suggestion to screen the windows and door, though the owner worries it might spoil the look.
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Bayer
Starper's. Magazine
Dr. Killer's Swamp Roots Promoted as Safe Kidney Remedy
An advertisement extols Swamp Roots as a natural vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises no stimulant effects and claims to support general health with a simple teaspoonful dose, urging trust in its pure composition.
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Killer
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