Tabor Granted Bond After Tragic Jeffersonville Killing
Henry Tabor who killed his young daughter Georgia and wounded his wife in a June 19 quarrel at Jeffersonville faced an examining trial before Judge Senff. He was held to Circuit Court on a $1250 bond he posted.
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Henry Tabor
Georgia
Jeffersonville
Senff
More Canning Is Urged This Year War Food Push
The article urges home canning as essential during wartime shortages. It notes rising costs for cans, labor, and transport, and explains sugar can be reduced or replaced with glucose or corn syrup. Guidance includes making a 10 percent syrup and methods to can fruit without sugar.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Brunswick Tires Set New Standards for Value and Quality
Brunswick Tires emphasize high standards, skilled craftsmanship, and long experience since 1845. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co pledges superior tires without higher costs, inviting customers to try one and promising a lasting impression of quality. Cincinnati HQ noted.
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Brunswick
THE
Brunswick-Balke-Collender CO
Cincinnati
Northwest Corner
Seventh and Main Streets
Cost of sugar for canning remains modest per pint
The passage estimates sugar and syrup costs for home canning. Using 10 percent syrup yields a sugar cost of about one and a half cents per pint, assuming sugar at 30 cents a pound. Overall the author suggests the expense is not high and twenty pints can be canned from the final amount.
Cost of Producing Wheat in 1919 Crop
USDA study of 481 farms shows wheat production cost per bushel averaged $2.15. Only 2 farms produced at $1, while 20 exceeded $5. Most farms fell between these extremes, meaning about half would have lost money at the $2.15 price.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The Man Who Says Pleasure Interferes With Business
A quip noting that anyone who claims strict separation of pleasure and work may have little real business or few pleasures, implying a paradox in such statements.
Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claim Offers Cure by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by a blood-borne remedy. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling and deafness, and offers a $100 reward for any hearing loss not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Circulation is nationwide through druggists.
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Hall
Halle
Cheney & CO
Toledo
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