Plainfield Indiana Messenger Printing Co. weekly issue
The notice shows publication details for the Fa TR ISSUED weekly in Plainfield Indiana by Messenger Printing Co. Publishers. It lists subscription rates at 1.60 per year in advance and a monthly rate of fifteen cents, with the issue date Thursday September 7, 1922.
Radium and Curie’s historic impact on cancer fight
A long, period tone piece honors Marie Curie for discovering radium and its potential to conquer cancer. It praises her intellect and persistence, notes ongoing testing needs, and compares scientific pursuit to military leadership. The text also explores the relation between animal and human laughter and the hen’s cackling as expressions of pleasure.
Green White and Black Conversation on Washington Street
Fragmentary dialogue reveals humorous exchanges about names and manners of greeting. A groom and bride appear with family commentary and a staged domestic joke about quarreling and peace at home.
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Washington Street
Republican Rule Shows Drive Fear and Debt Cuts
Read as a political brief, the item reports protests or concerns over Republican rule in Congress. It notes reductions in public debt and calls for significant budget cuts affecting public expenses and programs.
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Congress
Harding Era Budget Cuts Trim U S Expenditures
President Harding led a fiscal consolidation from 1921 to 1922, cutting ordinary expenditures to 3.795 billion, reducing the public debt from 23.977 to 22.963 billion, and posting a 314 million surplus. The Budget Bureau, created in 1921, aided the effort alongside department heads.
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Budget Bureau
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Republican Congress
Bargains in Babies at the Skating Rink
A child rushes home with news of a joke like no other, claiming a sign at the skating rink proclaims This Week Only Children Half Price. Her mother doubts the tale as the youngster insists a grand sale is on for babies and urges downtown rushing for bargains.
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Jane
Indiana
National Association
Pontiac
St Mona
Belle Segis
What He Bought Went Sour After Six Months
Smith bought a business through an agent as a going concern. After six months he failed but took his trouble lightly. Meeting the agent later he asked if the business had been sold. The agent recalled the sale and Smith noted the business was gone. ABSENT MORE NOW. He asks about his wife and she says she thinks of him less since marriage.
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Tod
Parley Prescriptions and a Ghost at the Stairs
In a humorous domestic vignette Mr Jagsby encounters a figure in white at the foot of the stairs. Mrs Jagsby calls the apparition the ghost of a dead love and he jokes about it being the wife as they advance up the steps.
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Mr. Jagsby
Fragmentary Chestnut: Unclear Upside of Upstairs Moment
Disjointed OCR snippet shows a fragmentary dialogue about time and a young man, with unclear context and no identifiable persons, places, or events.
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Helen
Serviceable Breeding Rack for Bulls and Herd Breeding
A practical note on maintaining strong breeding bulls, advising to keep a good bull in service until daughters calve and use breeding exchanges. It describes building a simple breeding rack from two 2 by 12 boards to safely support breeding bulls during evaluation and transfer of breeding value after the animal becomes heavy.
Durable Breeding Rack Described for Bulls
An article from The Prairie Farmer details a durable bull breeding rack. It specifies measured dimensions: front posts four feet high, rear posts one and a half feet, side posts three per side, a 2 by 12 by 9 feet top plank, and cross bracing with 2 by 4s and 1 by 6 boards. A movable stanchion allows forward or backward adjustment.
Temperature table for baking various foods from 1920
An observed excerpt from a December 1920 Journal of Home Economics page presents a temperature table for baking items like Angel Food Cakes Cookies Cup Cakes Gingerbread and Layer Cakes. It discusses starting low then increasing heat and mentions specific degree ranges and timing tips for browning and adjusting oven temperature.
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