Our Own
A lulling meditation on marital strains and regret as harsh words veer into lasting heartbreak. The speaker recalls morning carelessness and evening desire for reconciliation while noting the pain caused by unkind tones within the closest relationships.
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Darling
Growth of Chain Stores Dominates U.S. Retail Scene
A survey for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports more than 10 000 chain store systems operating about 100 000 stores. It estimates 12 percent of grocery trade 20 percent of drug business and 75 percent of men’s shoes go to chains, with overall 9 percent of retail business.
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Paul H. Nystom
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Potash Production Rise in American Markets
The United States already benefits from cheaper potash postwar with production climbing to meet domestic needs. By 1927 American output is projected to supply about 17 to 20 percent of the nation’s total requirements.
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America
Character in Business Shapes Corporate Leadership
The article argues character gains prominence in business alongside efficiency. It notes management and employers increasingly value integrity and ethical conduct as a core organizational priority.
Sterilization Guide Warns Against Hidden Milk Contaminants
Steam or boiling water is needed for proper sterilization of milk utensils. Expose to at least 205 degrees Fahrenheit for 5 minutes. Clean appearance does not guarantee safety as many bacteria may hasten souring and spread contagion.
Purebred Bulls Travel at Half Rate
Common carriers of the Southeast ern Tariff Association grant a half rate for transporting purebred bulls used for breeding when value does not exceed 150 dollars. The notice reached by the press outlines the concession details for breeders.
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Southeastern Tariff Association
Cattle Industry Aid Foreseen by Govt and Trade Group
Officials from the United States Department of Agriculture and the Southern Cattlemen's Association foresee government and industry collaboration to develop the cattle industry in the southeastern United States. Specialists note growing recognition of livestock breeding from commercial sources, accelerating stock improvement progress.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Southern Cattlemen’s Association
Washing reduces poison ivy injury after exposure says USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture states thorough washing soon after exposure removes much of the poison ivy. Use thick lather with hot water and ordinary alkaline soap, rinsing frequently. If inflammation develops, continue washing and consider soda or Epsom salt solutions, grindelia extract, and seek medical help for severe cases.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Manila hemp plan aims to boost abaca through centrals
Extensive research outlines Philippine government led program to establish centrals in abaca districts with roads and high capacity stripping machines. A multi sector board including Cordage Institute and Philippine officials will standardize grades, improve drying and inspection, and utilize by products while exploring rubber co production at centrals.
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Manila
Philippines
United States Department of Agriculture
Abaca
Cordage Institute
United States
Roosevelt County farm boys boost sorghum seed program
Roosevelt County New Mexico farm boys and girls club members run a grain sorghum seed improvement program. They sold 9,000 pounds of pure seed last year, with 1,000 pounds sold out of state, and show profits from select plots. The effort, started three years ago with USDA and state college support, uses copper carbonate treatment and strict isolation to ensure certified seed quality.
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Farm Boys
Roosevelt County
N. Mex
United States Department of Agriculture
Bfore
Chicago
Roosevelt County youths win trips to major expositions
A county crops program earned a Roosevelt County club boy a trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. In 1924 the county champion crop team represented the state at the Western Stock Show in Denver. The text also recalls a Boys Life cartoon line about teaching a mule.
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Roosevelt County
Chicago
Denver
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