Saving and thrift echo through a quiet American life
A reflective piece contrasts two retirements based on thrift. It recalls neighbors who saved on small earnings to secure old age housing and independence, and a family who built wealth by prudent living, home ownership, and frugal habits. The essay extols ownership as security and moral value, noting warnings about modern shifts in living.
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Untested Jersey Milk Fatal to Farm Family in Indiana
A Indiana farm tale from 1917 to 1922 shows tuberculosis spread via milk from an untested Jersey cow. The wife died first, followed by the son after exposure during a blizzard. 73 cattle were tested, 13 reactors culled, and the cow blamed for the outbreak slaughtered in Chicago. The article warns farmers to adopt better livestock and testing to prevent similar tragedies.
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Livestock farming key to prosperity says Iowa Dean
Dean C F Curtiss of Iowa State College tells the opening Farmers' Week mass meeting that grain farming cannot sustain a living. He urges a shift to more and better livestock, predicting agricultural prosperity will return primarily through livestock farming once the mood improves.
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