Does an education pay in modern life debate
A father and son argue over college value in a column style dialogue. The son resolves to attend college, while the father lists questions about cost, opportunity, and personal fit, concluding that college can pay if it leads to self realization and better prospects. The piece cites education as a life investment with broad social and personal returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theis
Miyone
Bob
Dob
Jin
Callage
Weatorty
Unlua
Tim low Timothy Hay Replaced by Legume Hays in Dairy Diets
United States Department of Agriculture analysis shows dairy farms shifting from timothy to legume hays like alfalfa and clover. In seven years ending 1920, Timothy acreage dropped while alfalfa acreage rose, and studies confirm legume hays’ superior protein value and balance in dairy rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
A Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Timothy Hay
Bureau
Great Lakes
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Winds
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Legume Hays Superior
Department of Agriculture
Department
Insects Run Amok as Ohio State Entomologists Help
Entomologists from Ohio State University’s agricultural extension service report heavy skirmishing between bugs and humans. They answered sixteen emergency calls this year identifying pests from corn borers to cabbage beetles and offering control demonstrations to farmers and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Oho State University
Gelion
Careful Planning for Two Vegetable Crops
A Colorado Agricultural College horticulturist describes succession cropping to harvest two vegetable crops on the same ground in a season. Early crops like green onions spinach and lettuce can be followed by beans sweet corn turnips cabbage cauliflower carrots beets or other varieties. Proper soil pulverization new rows and careful tillage sustain growth through hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetle
A. M. Blakley
Colorado Agricultural College
Agricultural hints from early farm notes on stock and crops
A fragmented 20th century agricultural note discusses buying baby chicks early, pastures grown in late summer for perennial fields, and quick planting of cabbage, lettuce, and onions. It mentions keeping dogs from tangling with poultry, chilling storage brooders, and branding birds for higher grade meat after dressing.
Kitchen-tested Gold Medal Flour Promises Consistent Results
An advertising roundup text markets Gold Medal Flour as kitchen-tested for uniform oven performance. It touts batch-by-batch bakers testing bread cakes and pastries, offers free simplified Betty Crocker recipes, and promotes ease of use with a constant standard. Also includes brief items on Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Russia’s kissing ban with assorted anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Crocker
Wasusurn Crispy Company
Dr. Pierce
J. H. Harbour
Lyon St
Des Moines
Iowa
Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
Diamond Dyes Offer Rich Colors for Home Use
Real dyes give richest colors for every home. Diamond Dyes contain high quality anilines producing soft bright colors for dresses drapes lingerie. They apply smoothly, do not spot or streak, and keep depth after wear and washing. 15¢ packages available at all dealers.
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Mrs. Nelson
Fotterts
Ge Cole
U.S. Dental Agriculture
Arkansas
K-R-O
Matheus
Cait
Frank H. Cheley
Eas
United States
Suys
Roy Smith
GoLp
Crocker
Wentral
Ansonia
Cont
Arkansas Gazette
Moscow
Hussin
Russia
Alexandre Dumas Pere
Sterninre
Mosgeow
Invin
London
George Bernard Shas
Wells
Arnold Bennett
Shaw
Tondon Shepard
Lelon
Jack London
Marie Jove
Mike
Roberts
Ypensions
Debt
Parker
Drageelste
Riscor Chenaie
Floreston
Drug
Gifts
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
EES
Bayer
Raquast A
Leonard, Inc
New York City
O. D
Ragy CO
P. D
Lundy Avs
Chicago
Rosepurgs
Oregon
Maxtadon
Legatoy Dunluna
Apera Trues
Cyrna Harvey Nursery
Altoons
Lowe
Werence
Alaminum
Gerrad Kothes
Jackson Mig. Co
Lath
Towa
Northland
Yore
Winnipeg
Plymouth Fox & F
Plymouth
Wis
N. U. Des Maines
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