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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1921

Page

5

Women Guardians of Morals and Critics Clash at Meet

Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, national president of Florence Crittenton, said girls admitted to homes average 16 years, down from 28 years years ago, sparking questions on moral guardianship. A photographer interview then contrasts how men and women pose and perceive beauty, noting men visit photographers rarely and women often fib.

Washington Florence Crittenton Kate Waller Barrett International Reform Bureau

Christmas Cactus Care and Resting Schedule

The Christmas cactus Epiphyllum truncatum is native to Brazil and needs a rest period to mature buds. Let it rest through July to September, then resume watering and growth until May, followed by two to three months of dry conditions. Provide full sun, sandy soil with drainage, and keep growth around sixty degrees Fahrenheit.

Brazil

Jury Duty in a City Court

I describe jurors with vivid names and faults as a panel fills. A Russian egg candler seeks excuse while others complain of delay and pay, revealing a diverse group of clerks and workers ordered to sit in judgment on December Scribner's.

Ignatius Ryan Ignatius Candler Scribner's

Men Like to Look Pretty Too

In a humorous reflection a photographer laments the low pay in studio work while describing the dream of capturing portraits of graduates brides and matrons. He argues ladies are hard to please and notes the tension between idealized art and mundane financial needs.

Apollo Belvedere

Dike Break Floods Stanwood Area as Rivers Burst

Ben Johnson dike along the Skagit river breached eight miles above Stanwood during a storm. The flood covered a 3 to 5 mile wide and 10 mile long valley area, forcing Conway residents to seek refuge at the railway station. A makeshift log dam built by Glacier saved the town by diverting the Nooksack river.

Skagit River Stanwood Stillagamish Conway Glacier Nooksack

Knights of Columbus Launch Disabled Veterans Hospital Service 1922

The Knights of Columbus will undertake a major hospital service program for disabled veterans in 1922. Former war secretaries will staff 115 hospitals to provide daily aid including writing, grooming, physical training, messenger work, and distribution of comforts. They will also act as Santa Clauses during Christmas week and arrange entertainment for patients.

Knights of Columbus Knights K. C Casey

Government report details efforts to curb crop pests and diseases

The federal horticultural board's annual report outlines port inspections and quarantines to prevent pests entering the United States and to eradicate those already present. Key pests include the pink bollworm and European corn borer with notable activity in New Mexico, Texas, and Louisiana, stressing need for state cooperation to achieve extermination.

Washington, D. C Federal Horticultural Board United States Department of Agriculture United States New Mexico Texas Louisiana South

Creamery efficiency and dairy herd impact on butter-fat value

A Wallace Farmer article notes creameries paying 50 cents a pound for butter-fat deliver 40 to 44 cents a pound for butter in markets like New York, while smaller creameries paying 30 to 35 cents a pound lose volume and quality. Successful creameries with 600 cows or more command higher butter grades and pay above Chicago extras. A strong, well-managed creamery reflects community strength, with about 100 dedicated dairymen forming its foundation. In Key county Monte sano tests show 700 cows scanned for tuberculosis with only seven infected, ordered killed by the inspector.

Iowa Minnesota New York Chicago Wallace Montesano

Border quarantine expands to curb cotton pest invasion

Federal plant quarantine inspectors now man key border ports in Texas Arizona and California to stop entry of cotton seed pests from Mexico. Last fiscal year 25972 cars were checked near Mexican ports with 15524 fumigated. Del Rio saw 22595 vehicles inspected with 23 fumigated. Potato wart disease is mostly confined to small areas in Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland with new cases near Frostburg Maryland.

Mexico Texas Arizona California del Rio Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland Frostburg

Weekly Northwest Briefs Highlight Local Council and Rural Talks

Councilman Brooks urges cleaning up pool halls to bar minors and curb illegal activity. Klickitat sheepmen plan a cooperative store at Glenwood to offset wool and mutton prices. Seattle searchers recover Mrs. Andrews and two children from a deadly slide. Governor Hart promotes dairy industry at Chehalis cattle sale. Sunnyside breeder donates Holstein bull calves to improve dairy cattle. Army badges issued to Camp Lewis rifle contest winners. Five highway contracts awarded for major roadwork across Kitsap, Skamania, Pacific and Clallam counties.

Klickitat Glenwood Columbia National Forest Mount Adams Klickitat County Wool Growers’ Association

Veterans convalescent home planned for Seattle

A convalescent home for disabled World War veterans will be established in Seattle immediately. The plan emerged from a Friday meeting of the Thirteenth District U S Veteran's Bureau attended by twenty four vocational experts from Oregon Washington and Idaho with representation from the Red Cross.

Seattle U. S Veteran’s Bureau Oregon Washington Idaho The Red Cross

Fatal Shot Kills Harrah Man at Yakima Reservation

Jacob FE Taylor of Harrah in the Yakima Indian reservation was instantly killed Tuesday when a shotgun he was pulling through a wire fence discharged. He was 53 years old and leaves a widow and eight children.

Jacob FE. Taylor Harrah Yakima

Flower Exchange in Centralia January Event

Centralia hosts a flower exchange in January under the city beautiful committee of the Woman's Civic club. Residents will swap bulbs and plants.

Centralia City Beautiful Committee The Woman's Civic Club

Farm Accounting Methods Explained for Farmers

Harry C. Lane outlines a practical farming accounting system likening a farm to a department store. He stresses starting with a physical inventory, valuing assets realistically to avoid overstatement, then listing liabilities to form a Balance Sheet, which serves as the foundation for building books.

Harry C. Lane Lane, Bell & Gill Spokane

No Naughty Dances at State College Spark Protest

Associated students at Washington State College oppose cheek to cheek dancing and other improper indoor sport forms. At the last assembly they pledged personal and collegiate honor to dance properly, under rules drafted by the student social committee and the Student Women's league. Fruit provides varied carbohydrates protein water minerals and vitamins in the diet.

Edwin Bishop Becomes Bookkeeper at Seattle Grocery

Edwin Bishop, this year’s top student at Griffin Murphy Business College, has joined Seattle Grocery Company as a bookkeeper after two months and three weeks of study.

Edwin Bishop Griffin-Murphy Business College Seattle

Epitaph for William Jay in a Civil War style line

An epitaph praises William Jay for dying while defending his rights as he sped along. The verse notes he died right as he was right, yet he is described as dead as if he had been wrong.

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