WYS and Girls Calf Club Ideas for Extension Work
United States Department of Agriculture experts discuss expanding boys and girls calf clubs into larger, mixed clubs stressing dairy farming basics. They urge members to raise, record, and observe a calf from calf to cow, teaching youths bookkeeping and production lessons while offering farmers new insights. Local notes mention community visits and sick spells as well as social happenings.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Gentle Treatment of Cows Blotters From Agriculture Dept
Blotters urging kindness to animals were distributed by the United States Department of Agriculture and Utah Agricultural College to dairying agents.
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Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Utah Agricultural College
Pleasant weekend visits and local gathering notes
The community enjoyed fair weather as C H Fry and wife spent time at Joe Fry’s home with Risa Owens and baby, and Everett Allen and Amos Barnett stopped by. Several local residents attended a Liberty meeting Saturday night. plans included Bonny gatherings, trips to Westboro, and family visits among the Fry and Long families. James Fry finished a new goat shed at the barn, with Samuel E and Joe Fry helping. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spence were also mentioned in passing.
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Risa Owens
Everett Allen
Amos Barnett
Joe Fry
Elza Owen
Westboro
Ellen
Herbert Fry
Gure
Ida Fry
Alvin Long
Liberty
Calomel losing ground to Liver Tone in town
Local druggists report plummeting sales of calomel as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. The ad claims the vegetable remedy is safer, guarantees satisfaction, tastes pleasant, and avoids next-day discomfort, contrasting it with calomel which allegedly leaves users weak and queasy.
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Dodson
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Armenian Catholicossas Encyclical to US on Aid to Armenians
Arch Priest Khoren of Etchmiadzin presented George V s encyclical from the Armenian Church to President Wilson in Washington. The letter thanks the United States for aid to Armenians during their suffering in the War of Liberation and appeals for continued support from churches, political leaders, and public voices to help establish an autonomous Armenian nation.
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Arelishop Khoren
Erivan
Wilson
State Department
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Charlcedon
Eneyelles
George
Jesus Christ
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Etehmiadzin
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DeLacy's French Hair Tonic Promises Gray Coverage
A vintage advertisement touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as a safe effective remedy for gray and streaked hair. It claims to restore natural color gradually, control dandruff and hair loss, and promote a youthful appearance. Available for $1 at drugstores or by direct order from DeLacy Chemical Co.
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DeLacy
DeLacy Chemical Co
St. Louis
Cartoonist Ned Woodman and Pauline Mayo dates listed
Ned Woodman the cartoonist and Pauline Lucille Mayo are noted with dates Tuesday January 18 1921 and Wednesday February 2 1921 respectively in this readable fragment.
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Ned Woodman
Pauline Lucille Mayo
Near East Relief praised by investigator during peace talks
Capt Benjamin Burges Moore of the American Red Cross led a mission to study Armenian conditions for the American Commission to Negotiate Peace. He credited Near East Relief and the American Food Administration with saving Armenians from disappearance and urged continued, enlarged aid.
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Paris
Benjamin Burges Moore
American Red Cross
Near East Relief
American Food Administration
Flat Rock Community Notes Mark Weddings and Visitors
Flat Rock residents share social visits with families including Earnest Lands and Draper households. A wedding near Ava features Mr. German and Mrs. Vina Wilson tying the knot and starting housekeeping on the German farm. Local wildlife incidents involve a fox near Mrs. blanks hen house.
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Geo. Barlow
Loy Shinpaugh
Fiat Rock
L. B. German
Mra
Vina Wilson
Community Notes From Edwards Family Get Together
Mr and Mrs Edwards host a gathering with friends and relatives at Moarreena Kuan and nearby farms. Residents like George Miller Mrs Sarsh Tippee James Toorte and Daisy Wilson visit, with numerous calls, moves, and small town socializing noted through the week. A late night youth gathering ends with a trip to the China Mig hole for a fun outing.
Winter Weather and Local Social Notes In Olatha
Olatha reports the finest winter weather. Grace Gales stays with her brother this week. Mrs. L. M. Roy visits daughter Dora Robertson. Frank Smalley returns to route duty after two weeks away. Uncle Will Roy is ill. Gray visits sister Wayton Quissenberry. T Gates and wife spend Sunday at Muktis Gates. Russell Robertson stays with Paul Hedricks. A notice of editors Mr and Mrs Black leaving and Mr Davis departing after seven years as a correspondent. Wish them a happy new year in their new venture.
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Mr. Davis
Mia
Black
Mr Davis
Not ll As Rich As Cresus Cham berlain's Tablets Ad
An old political style ad extols Cham berlain's Tablets as a superior remedy for constipation. It claims they are easy to take, produce a mild gentle effect, and also strengthen digestion.
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Cresus
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