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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

Page

5

Three Principles for Farm Home Water Supply

A summary of a USDA farm home survey showing only 32 percent of northern western farm homes have running water and 65 percent supply water to kitchen taps. It argues three core principles: obtain clean water. install convenient, serviceable equipment. and plan economical, practical implementation using farm materials where possible. It notes risks of contaminated well water and highlights economic planning with local prices and materials.

United States Department Oa of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges Farmers

Favorite Dishes of American Pioneers

A historical note on pioneer meals highlights mush with milk and bread, pork and beans, and berries. It credits cabbage as supplying vitamins A B and C, alongside minerals like calcium, phosphorus and iron, making the simple pork and beans with cabbage a balanced modern meal.

United States Department of Agriculture America

Latte Housewife’s Curious Kitchen Note

A fragmentary keepsake describes a shiny hardwood surface, Cornflakes as a substitute for oats in cookies, silver gilt polychrome foliage for a winter vase, and a baking tip: add lukewarm water to eggs before mixing for a light cake.

Denver Live Stock Market Report From Early Session

Trading remained active on the cattle market with steady prices for heifers and cows. Feeder cattle saw keen competition as Country buyers and outsiders vied for top lots. hogs traded slowly with prices down about 15 cents. Lamb market remained strong with three carloads of pea and barley fed lambs selling at 9.75, and other loads at 9.50 to 9.25 per cwt.

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Market Quotations Show Slight Slump Amid Weak Demand

Weekly market briefing notes softer demand and higher receipts across multiple sectors. No. 1 timothy prices and hay quality cited. live stock prices mixed with hogs up to 46 cents per 100 pounds, cattle uneven, veal and lambs up modestly. Eastern meat prices rise while fruits, vegetables, and grains display mixed moves. dairy butter prices fluctuate, storage movement heavier.

Iiny Timoney New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta Prairie Omaha Menta A York

Infancy of the Nation How Education Hampers Growth

A study of American soldiers shows average intelligence akin to a fourteen year old. Edison notes low adult understanding, while psychologists say lack of opportunity leaves minds stunted. The piece argues women and men display infantile traits and that dull schooling kills interest in literature and science, delaying maturation.

Washington Thomas A. Edison New School of Psychologists Iypien Milldren Mr. Edison

Kitten and Calf Are Great Friends in Exposition

Crowds at the Pacific International Live Stock exposition in Portland observe Pauline the kitten and Miss Golden Gate a blue ribbon calf from San Francisco two weeks old. The calf is part of J E Thorp's Jerseys display and the pair mingle in the calf stall all day with Pauline often sleeping on the calf's neck.

Portland Ore Pauline Miss Golden Gate Tosedala San Francisco J. E. Thorp Mss Golden Gate

Education and the Need for Maturing Minds

The piece argues that personal growth requires broad mental development beyond schooling. It critiques an education system seen as inadequate and censored, noting teachers' low pay and the US ranking tenth among civilized nations. Psychologists warn ongoing infantilization keeps society from producing truly adult citizens.

United States

Man Drops Dead After Shoe Price Inquiry

Rufus Bradford, 76, a farmer near Grahamville, Kentucky, walked into Sam Rosenfield’s clothing store and asked the price of shoes. After Rosenfield spoke, Bradford collapsed and died.

Paducah Rufus Bradford Grahamville Sam Rosenfield Rosenfield Bradford

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