Fears Substitutes May Supplant Milk in Congress Battle
Congress faces four bills to ban milk substitutes pressed by Arthur W. Milburn of Bordens Condensed Milk Co. He warns eight seven million pounds of substitutes replaced dairy fat last year and could force production shifts if enacted. Public health and price effects on dairy industry are debated amid hearings.
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Congress
Arthur W. Milburn
Bordells Condensed Milk Company
Aili
St Ag
Tanulaetmrens
Milburn Sild
Agricultural Committee of the House
Auburn
Milburn
Aviv
Uris
Eating Greens Keeps You Young Says Baltimore Professor
Baltimore professor Dr. EV McCollum of Johns Hopkins University urges a diet rich in cereals peas beans potatoes roots and milk with limited meat. He cautions against excess animal products and recommends at least a quart of milk daily and substituting milk for half current meat intake.
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Baltimore
EV. McCotlam
Johns Hopkins University School of Ipgiene and
McCollum
Potatoes Drop From Peak 1920 Harvest Sets Record
The 1920 potato crop was the largest on record at 480,458,000 bushels with 145,286,000 left in farmers hands January 7. Prices fell through the year from $3.00 to $1.06 per bushel by January 1, reflecting a steady decline and rising supplies.
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United States
Janteary
How to Figure Cost of Crops from Labor and Material
A United States Department of Agriculture preliminary report explains estimating crop production costs. It outlines calculating per acre labor and material costs for corn, corn for silage, wheat, oats, and hay using current rates, regional factors, and farm records to derive total acre cost and cost per bushel or ton.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Farm Management and
Mt At
Dawes Committee Reports Key Features of Legion Relief Plan
The Dawes Committee report outlines core American Legion veteran relief measures. It calls for one official in charge of all disabled veterans benefits, decentralization to cut red tape, hospital expansion funding, and disability payments for veterans in care. Committee members include FF W Galbraith Jr Franklin D Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt and others.
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Speel
National Capitol
Sturding
Charles G. Chowes
Chivag
Dawes
American Legion
Isalien
W. Galbraith, Jr
Franklin D’qtter
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Douglas Robinson
New York
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Finding Grade of Potatoes Avoids Relying on Size Alone
Bureau of Markets USDA specialists warn grading should consider more than size as knobs and surface blemishes can disqualify potatoes. Poor field conditions cause later market losses even if tubers look sound, and some diseased or injured potatoes fail grading despite appearance.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Private to Commander C L Dawson Led North Dakota Legion Rise
C L Dawson of North Dakota rose from private in the Balloon corps to commander of the state American Legion. He served fifteen months at Fort Omaha, was chief clerk of the North Dakota legislature, and, as department commander and executive committeeman, helped build a strong Legion organization. He studied at the University of North Dakota and was Golden Valley state's attorney before enlisting.
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C. L. Dawson
American Legion
Frembuck
North Dakota
Dawson
Balloon Corps
Fort Omaha
Rawson
Legion
University of North
Various Clubs Going Good in Poultry Program
The United States Department of Agriculture and state colleges report last fiscal year cautioned seven states about boys and girls poultry clubs. Data show 1 186 clubs with 29 480 members. 12 786 projects. 510 478 eggs set. 1 043 052 chicks hatched. 4 047 791.52 dollars in product value. 882 277.27 dollars stock on hand. 712 exhibits. 5 815 members exhibiting. 9 681.11 dollars in prizes. A feature is improved quality of fowls bred by members.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poor Potatoes Gut Profits Hit by In-Transit Spoilage
The report describes rotten frozen or undergrade potatoes entering transit or storage as causing losses to growers. It notes waste of time labor and car space and the overall impact on market efficiency, calling for tighter inspection to reduce waste.
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United States Department of Agriculure
Tempting Table Trifles: Tongue and Ham Recipes
The article describes meat dishes and sauces including a spiced tongue with onions carrots dates and raisins in a butter sauce. It also covers barbecued ham with a vinegar mustard glaze and a lemon catchup ending with a potato note on nutrients.
Home care tips and kitchen remedies excerpt
An elderly homemaking guide shares practical advice on food prep and kitchen tasks. Tips cover peeling potatoes with sacking, carrying kindling with a canvas carrier, using a horse shoe nail as a bottle opener, cleaning milk bottles, handling granite dishes, and starching garments with cooked starch. It also notes lemons’ cooling, antiseptic effects and a simple hot lemonade remedy for colds.
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Bing Tex
Average Life of Auto and Replacement Demand
Scientific American notes that as highway transport expands and new car ownership grows, annual demand for new cars will roughly equal retirements. Analysis of 2000000 cars retired over seven years suggests an average life of about five years. Misery loves company and wedding misfortune punchlines follow.
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Scientific American
Preserving Eggs with Lime Water for Winter Use
Lime water offers a cheaper alternative to water glass for egg storage. Dissolve unslaked lime in a small amount of water, mix with five gallons of boiled and cooled water, settle and skim. Place clean eggs in a jar and cover with the clear lime solution, two inches above the eggs, then seal to prevent evaporation and contamination.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Assignee's Public Sale of Zartman Estate September 1921
Public sale of farm properties in Elizabeth Township Lancaster County to settle the W K Zartman estate. Tract 1, 120 acres with brick house tobacco shed two wells and power. Tract 2, 21 acres plus outbuildings. Tract 3, 51 square perches. Tract 4, 10 acres 83 perches. Sale Tuesday September 15 1921 at 2 00 PM conducted by assignee Henry R Dibble and attorney and clerk officials.
Assignee S Public Sale Notice for Zartman Estate
The assignee of W K Zartmanwill sell Tract No 5 on Thursday September 15 1921 at 2 00 P M The property lies along the Lititz to Brickerville road in Elizabeth Township Lancaster County consisting of 8 5 acres with a 1 1/2 story stone house barn sheds two wells and cider improvements plus a second tract of 27 acres 280 perches of timber land north of the Brickerville Pumping Station State Highway No 6 A to be sold to close the estate Henry R GibbIe Assignee J W G Mershey Clerk auctioneers HLH Snavely Attorneys
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Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Lititz
Brickerville
Zartman
Elizabeth Township
Barre
Eistern
W. K. Zartman
Henry R. Gibgle
Heissler Alfrog
Hlh. Snavely
J. W. G. Mershey
Taaug-3i
Michael Duster
Brannerville
Charles Duster
Daniel Wendling
Pennsylvania
Penryn
Ponn Township
Matthias O. Hoffer
J. T. Weber
W. T. Wee
Isaac Leval
What Should a Man Boast More for Than His Town
J R Adams from Interurban Tabor dour pal South Bend Indiana writes that a man has two homes the other being the town that shelters him and his family. He praises the town as the place of daily greetings and lasting security alongside his own heart and dreams.
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J. R Adams
South Bend
Indiana
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Hartman
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Henry R. Dibble
W. K. Gartman
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A W M. Suavels
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Cedar & Main Sts
Penna
J. Fred Essig
Essig
D. A. Long
D.D.S. Litit
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Lidy Assistant
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Livira Bell Poone
Hershey & Gibbel
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