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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1922

Page

3

Mount McKinley National Park Described as Vast Alaska Playground

The article details Mount McKinley rising 20 800 feet above the snow line in Alaska's new park, with Foraker nearby. It notes bighorn sheep, caribou, moose, and bears in the area, the timber line, and accessible travel via a government railroad and planned wagon road to a western hotel site for climbers and tourists.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C Mount McKinney National Park Mount McKinley Mc Rinses Fork Tower Mountains Mekinles Andy Colorado Rockies Mount St. Elias Mexico South America Himalayas Mount Foraker Denali Mount McWhinley Alfred H. Brooks D. L. Raeburn Geological Survey Tuklat Teklanika Gose Range Rugse Crags Alaska East Park Seattle Seward Anchorage Park Muldrow

Bermuda Onions Expansion Drives Texas Market Outlook

The United States Department of Agriculture reports 12,117 acres planted in Texas for Bermuda onions with 11,522 acres forecast to harvest, up from 10,503 in 1921. Laredo serves as the market liaison, delivering daily market conditions, shipments, prices, and transport updates to growers and shippers. Harvest runs April 1 to May 15, with irrigation from the Rio Grande and nearby rivers supporting production.

United States Department of Agriculture Texas Department of Agriculture Laredo Bermuda St. Louis Cincinnati Kansas City Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Boston United States Union Rocky Mountains Pennsylvania Ilinois Missouri Ohio Massachusetts Canary Islands California Webb County Rio Grande River Neneces River

Tomatoes Resistant to Wilt Disease Promoted by USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture reports the selection of wilt resistant tomato varieties. Norduxe joins Marvel Norton Columbia and Arlington as recommended choices. Norton Nordyke and Marvel offer strong yields for canning and home gardening, with Nordyke showing the highest wilt resistance.

United States United States Department of Agriculture Merveille Des Marches Norton Columbia Arlington Baltimore Marvel

Smart dog retrieves odd catch in stream tale

A writer recalls a highly intelligent retriever that attempted to fetch a half dollar tossed into a stream. After failing to recover the coin, the dog managed to haul out six catfish and earn 18 counts in charge according to the Philadelphia Public Lotus.

Philadelphis Public Lotus

Definition of Art as Justice to the Visible Universe

A work aspiring to art carries justification in every line. Art aims to render the highest justice to the visible universe by revealing truth, manifold and one, underlying its every aspect according to Joseph Conrad.

Joseph Conrad

Perhaps Indeed A Home May Be Musical

A fragmented line suggests a quirky item about a home being musical and lacking hominy for breakfast, noting a low cost breakfast reference. The readable text centers on domestic life and a playful mix of musical home imagery.

Tomato seed cake as a livestock protein feed

The protein Investigation laboratory of the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows tomato-seed press cake from tomato pulping plants provides high value protein. Tests with albino rats fed this cake as the sole protein source show normal growth and adequate anti beriberi vitamin content.

Bureau of Chemistry United States Department of Agriculture Department United States

Federal road funds total aid reaches 339 million dollars

The federal aid for roads totaled 339,875,000 dollars as apportioned to states by the Bureau of Public Roads. Of this, 73,125,000 dollars come from the federal highway act and 266,750,000 dollars from prior acts. The new act sets a two year window for expenditure and guides a two tier system of primary interstate and secondary intercounty highways.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Public Rounds Department Harding

Recipes and quotes for simple breads and desserts

A homey page offers Bread Rings with butter cheese and a mild bake, Almond Cakes with yolks and almonds, Apricot Coupe with vanilla ice cream, Popcorn Macaroons with walnuts, Spanish Potatoes with butter and onions, and Molasses Drop Cookies. It ends with a verse by T. P. M. praising a good natured world.

Money in Quebec Highways

Quebec highways cover forty thousand miles on 20 000 acres at 50 dollars per acre. S Lo Squires, head of the Canadian Good Roads association, cites 86 million dollars total investment to date. In 1920 Quebec saw 34 435 motorcars from abroad spend about 33.9 million dollars, with 35 million projected for 1921.

Quebec S. Lo. Squires Canadian Good Roads Association WIZ

Marmalades and Butter Spreads From Fruits

Dried apple marmalade uses raisins and apple sauce with brown sugar and lemon juice. prune butter blends prunes, brown sugar, salt, cinnamon, and orange peel. apricot butter relies on dried apricots, sugar, salt, and cinnamon. cake filling combines sugar butter hot coffee cocoa and vanilla for a rich topping.

Rape as Summer Pasture for Hogs and Sheep

Rape ranks highly as a succulent summer and fall pasture crop for hogs and sheep. It provides abundant, well liked forage and can be sown in spring or early summer after frost danger passes. The crop tolerates severe fall frost and can be grazed late with stock kept off once it freezes.

Rural road surfacing reveals small fraction paved

An analysis notes that only 12 percent of the United States rural roads are surfaced. Of about 2,478,552 miles of public rural roads, roughly 299,135 miles are surfaced or improved, despite the nation leading in motor vehicle operation.

United States

National Roads Progress Report Totaling 28135 Miles

Congress reports 28135 miles of roads built under construction or agreement since July 1, 1916. The roadway program costs 496,151,883.43 dollars, averaging 17,630 dollars per mile across the United States.

United States

Alfalfa on Sandy Soil Demands Fertilizer Strategy

Alfalfa thrives on sandy soil where fertilizer applications are essential for success. The crop's value drives careful nutrient management and soil treatment choices.

Breeding Advice For Young Fowls

Two year old hens and mature roosters make the best breeders. Pullers should mate with well seasoned cocks and young cocks with well matured hens.

Pulleta

Drainage and Dragging Improve Road Bed

Road work plans call for good drainage and repeated dragging after drying to build up and pack a bed that will be passable in ordinary bad weather.

Panama builds ocean to ocean concrete highway

The Republic of Panama constructs an isthmus spanning road from coast to coast. Project cost is estimated at seven million dollars.

Republic of Panama Isthmus

Road improvements benefit farmers and rural businessmen

The article notes that improved roads save farmers and rural businessmen millions of dollars annually by reducing the cost of hauling goods. It emphasizes economic benefits from better transportation in rural areas.

Prefix origins of pseud and pseu do meanings in language

The prefixes of pseud and pseu do come from pseudos falsehood and related forms. They convey counterfeits or fakes and sometimes imply abnormal or deceptive terms in word formation.

Red Brass Ball Blue for Household Linens Ad

Advertisement promotes Red Brass Ball Blue as a versatile laundry product suitable for cleaning and brightening kitchen towels table linen sheets and pillowcases for all housekeeping departments.

Department of Housekeeping

Not a Debatable Point in a Quiet Household

A neighbor called at a house on a maid’s day out. The front doorbell rang, and the daughter answered. A sharp voice asked if the mother was engaged, prompting Mary Ellen to reveal her mother has been married for years.

Mary Ellen

Cuticura Toilet Trio Featured in Baby Skin Care Ad

An advertisement touts Cuticura products for infant skin care. It recommends hot baths of Cuticura Soap and applications of Cuticura Ointment to soothe red rough itching. It also endorses Cuticura Talcum powder for fragrance and moisture control.

Man's Troubles Audleyquip Speaks Sketch

A humorous dialogue fragment features Audley noting every man has troubles while Bass quips about skirts, delivering a witty exchange on everyday woes and gender expectations.

Audley Bass

Neighbors’ Losses Go Unworryed By Average Men

An observation notes that typical men do not feel compelled to fret over a neighbor's financial loss, suggesting a passive attitude toward others' money and concerns.

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