Increase Sorghum Sirup Production to Relieve Sugar Shortage
The Agriculture Department urges higher sorghum sirup output to ease sugar shortages. Home and community plants with daily capacities from 100 to several hundred gallons are suitable. Details cover planting sweet sorghum, harvesting, milling with a three-roller mill, evaporating to 70 percent solids, and by products like feed and stalks.
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United States
Gmeoline
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. G
Department
Beware Turkestan alfalfa imports threaten native hay
The United States Department of Agriculture calls Turkestan alfalfa inferior to native Kansas Nebraska varieties. It lacks hardiness and yield, often containing Russian knapweed seed. The seed is larger, chalky white and wedge shaped. Plowing under a green crop shows profitable results for dairy production.
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Turkestan
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Nebraska
The Real Reason Behind More Public Offices
A Kansas City Star comment mocks public offices expansion. It argues the masses fear new jobs due to supposed lack of work, then alleges office holders seek salary over labor, labeling both groups as unreasoning. The piece satirically critiques political dynamics and public sentiment.
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Kansas City Star
Hoboken
N. J
Schrader
P. Weiss
Notary Public
Dean
Foster. Milburn CO
Buffalo
K. Y
Bayer Aspirin and History of Petroleum Industry
Anadvert describes Bayer Aspirin as a trusted headache and pain remedy with unbroken Bayer packaging and dosage forms. The Petroleum Industry history notes U S oil dating from 1850 with Drake well discovery and rising yearly production from 1870 through 1920, peaking near 856 million barrels by 1920.
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Bayer
United States
Drakewell
Titusville
Pennsylvania
True to Form Drifts From Duty In Somber Funeral Scene
A demobilized army doctor closes the bedroom door reverently and tells his colleague that nothing more can be done. He contemplates embalmment and a final mark for heaven. The neglected old man is described as well.
A Little Lesson About a Cobbler and a Millionaire
A Birmingham Age-Herald vignette recalls a shopper mending shoes beside a millionaire. The exchange suggests wealth does not guarantee care in work, implying the man’s attention to quality contributed to his fortune. The anecdote contrasts rich and poor patronage and hints at value in craftsmanship.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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