Oregon Egg Circle to Statewide Co op Market Shift
United States Department of Agriculture details Oregon moves from fragmented egg circles to a Portland based state wide marketing association. Members sign three year contracts delivering all production for standardized grading, storage, and sale with Diamond brand top eggs. The co op finances include 3 cent per dozen handling and 8 percent preferred stock dividends to fund growth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Portland
Oregon
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Salem
Poultry Producers’ Association of
Central California
Figrain
The
Association
Selecting Bean and Pea Seed in Autumn
Seed saving for beans and peas described by US Department experts. Mark best plants, allow full ripening, harvest at dawn to avoid shattering, dry thoroughly, shell and store seeds in open woven bags in a cool dry place. Avoid seeds from diseased or poor pods and discard pods with few seeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Handling Brussels Sprouts In Winter
There is growing appreciation for brussels sprouts as milder and superior to cabbage. They can be stored long in winter by digging up, placing roots in earth in boxes or on a cellar bottom, and bringing indoors when cold. Remove sprouts as soon as they grow large enough for use.
Scatter grain for poultry to ensure equal feeding
The article explains that some hens crowd food to their advantage and stop laying when overfed. It argues against feeding without scratching and recommends scattering grain over a large surface so every hen must work to eat and share food more evenly.
A Career and a Name Forces of Fame and Love in 1921
Elizabeth, a young author living in New York, grapples with missed letters and mounting work while awaiting a breakthrough. Her cousin Jack reveals Tom Harrison, a recovering opera star, as Elizabeth learns he survives and may renew their relationship. Elizabeth plans a Baltimore trip to reunite and reveal her feelings.
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Baltimore
Chienze
St. Loui
Paris
Sacramento
New York
Charleston
Elizabeth
Jack
Martha
Tom Warrison
Tom Tarrison
Jacok
Bookline
Lucy
Tom Harrison
Washington
Dpligabeth
Diver
Jie
Tonever
Tack
Tom
Elizabeth Alwhays
Isis Harrison
Balanced diet advice from Thrift Magazine urges proper food groups
The article stresses protein rich foods for adults and children, carbohydrates for energy, fats for heat, minerals for bones and nails, and ample water. It recommends a well balanced meal with components from each class rather than perfect daily balance, citing Thrift Magazine.
Autograph Collecting Through the Ages
Emmett Campbell Hall notes in the New York Evening Post that autograph collecting dates to ancient times with Cicero as the first famed collector. He cites Punny and Pompeius Secundus with notable autographs and recounts a gap until 1507 when a Bohemian nobleman began a hunting exploits book with guests’ autographs.
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Emmett Campbell Hall
New York Evening Post
Cicero
Punny
Pompeius Secundus
Augustus
Virell
Gracchi
Jewels in Industry Backing Small Machines
Jewels once seen as mere ornaments are used as utilitarian bearings in watches and precision instruments. US watchmakers annually use millions of jewels while instrument makers employ them in recording meters gauges and similar devices, with a steady rise in jeweled bearings.
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United States
Show of Courtesy Turns Into a Dairy Mockery
A small town man and his wife visit a back street dairy to order eggs. The colonel knocks and is told the shopkeeper delayed to let a good looking man advertise the store. The colonel leaves furious as the shopkeeper explains the ruse.
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Blank
Philadelphia
Moor Park Estate to Be Auctioned This Autumn
Moor Park near Farnham on the outskirts of Guildford, a 204 acre Surrey seat linked to Sir William Temple and Dean Swift, will be offered at auction this autumn. Swift reportedly met Stella there and composed notable works including The Battle of the Books and The Tale of the Four Tybs.
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Swift
Stella
Moor Park
Surrey
Sir Wilam Temple
Dean Swift
Farnham
Guildford
Leondon Times
No Ornament Reveals Stark Office Room Quip
A clipped dialogue shows a harsh office moment with a stenographer dismissal and a remark about beauty. The text contrasts the blunt judgment of staff with the burden of illness promises, highlighting workplace tensions and human frailty.
625000 Bottles Sold in New York
Whetter than 625 000 bottles of Tan Jue have been sold in New York since its introduction less than a year ago. Gibson Snow Company manager George Bo Fvates reports Albany Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse branches selling at about 100 000 bottles annually in their trade territory. Evans says the state may exceed 750 000 bottles yearly if the trend continues. Tunlue is said to be sold by druggists nationwide.
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New York
George Bo Fvates
Gibson-Snow Company
Albany
Daffy
Rochester
Syracuse
Mr. Evans
Tunlue
In Different Classes
An Australian visitor asks about schooling and religion at the host home. The host explains learning reading writing and religion, distinguishing between a basic religion from Adam and a higher class’s religion that claims descent from monkeys.
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Hitle Son
Schect
Heston Transcript
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Relief for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. The ad says Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surfaces. Circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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HALL
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Not a Case for Surgeon Umbrella Misunderstanding
A surgeon recounts an accident where a hospital neon on the pavement reveals smashed ribs and a torn hole, but the medical student interjects to note the scene. The surgeon clarifies he meant his umbrella, not a patient, highlighting a wry misreading in a clinical setting.
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Cst
Dreaded Fog In Mountain Regions
A brief note describes a winter phenomenon called the pozonip formed by fine needles of fee in western U S mountain areas. It is said to be dangerous to the lungs and is compared to a fault-finder in its harshness.
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United States
Postum urged as coffee substitute at table
An old advertisement touts Postum as a coffee alternative to prevent discrimination at meals and to aid sleep. It promotes serving hot Postum to the family, claims a week converts to the new drink, and notes Postum cereal comes in two sizes with boiling water preparation.
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Ashland
Department of Agriculture
Co-operative
Brussels
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
W. F. Cooke
College St
Eastiverpool
Doan
Aivs Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Palmer
Solon Palmer
WEW
York
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