Federal aid rules allow immediate construction of interstate routes
Washington submitted the first complete state highway system on December 27, with other states expected soon. The new federal act sets seven percent cap per state and requires cross state coordination for through routes. The Agriculture Secretary amended rules to permit quick build on roads anticipated to join the system, emphasizing state wide route alignment.
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The
of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
of Washington
Tanlac Promoted as Stomach Health Wonder
An advertisement touts Tanlac as the world's most famous stomach medicine cleaning a troubled digestion. The copy emphasizes guarding the stomach as the foundation of health and links disease to stomach issues. It cites Land & Priest as promoters.
Beauty You Should Read This Health Letter
Mrs Williamson of Route 2, Bankston Alabama credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with curing feminine health troubles after years of suffering. The testimonial urges women to try the medicine in tablet or liquid form and to seek free medical advice from Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Bankston, Alg
Dockage in Spring Wheat Shows Alarming Increase
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates one bushel of dockage per 20 bushels of spring wheat harvested in the 1921 crop from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota plus weed seeds could fill more than 8000 freight cars. Dockage in Minnesota wheat has risen over 18 years from 2.2 to 5.1 percent. Analysts say about 90 percent of dockage could be removed with a farm fanning mill and a grain recleaner attachment is being developed for thrashing machines to reduce dockage.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Cistern Water Use and Construction Guidelines
The article outlines cistern sizing based on family water use, rainfall, and roof area, recommending a two month supply. It covers concrete or cemented brick cisterns, water tightness, soil pressure reinforcement, roof filtration, first wash runoff, and a filtration box. It also advises regular hypochlorite disinfection and a by pass to flush dirt before filling.
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F. C. Duran
Bupineer
Seaports Spread to Nearly Every Hamlet
The report notes a broad expansion of seaports, stating that nearly every hamlet now has access to a seaport for coastal trade and transportation, reflecting growing maritime links.
Industry and Railroads In Tug of War Over Rates
A Washington New York analysis argues coal and railroad groups push propaganda to sway public opinion on freight rates and living costs. It calls for open, plain speaking to restore public understanding as rates swing and the economy struggles to move forward.
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Washington
New York
Coal Association
National Capital
Simon
America
Sweet Clover and Honey Advertisement From Falmouth
A local classified notice promotes buying sweet clover seed at half the price and scarified seed direct from the grower. It also lists pure honey by John A. Sheehan of Falmouth Kentucky and offers free prices and circulars.
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John A. Sheehan
R. D. No
Falmouth
What Makes Life Worthy Beyond Mere Wealth
A reflective aphorism contrasts a life spent chasing money with the emptiness of unfulfilled gain. It argues that fulfillment comes from meaning not material riches, challenging the notion that financial success equates to true happiness.
Kentucky pasture acreage to rise sharply says state agr specialists
Kentucky soil and crop experts predict a near doubling of pasture seedings this spring due to low farm product prices. They note an 80 percent shift to red top and herd’s grass regions, stressing thorough seed bed prep, sufficient seeding, early sowing, and mixed seeding with Japan clover for better grazing and soil fertility.
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Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Ralph Keeney
Fragmentary note on farming practice for sowing seed
The readable text mentions farmers spreading seed in stages to ensure a good stand. It notes sowing one third of seed at ten day intervals to secure establishment and yield. The fragment reflects agricultural timing and method.
Homey Philosophy For 922
A reflective piece questions helping others and the need to contribute before one can receive. It imagines the community’s anxious citizens and considers the “Put and Take” idea, urging personal effort and strength in giving before seeking aid. The writing invites farmer insight and practical metaphor.
Army Officers Move Farther Than Preachers
Army officers have to move farther than Methodist preachers, but not as frequently, reflecting distinct posting patterns in the era described.
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