Congress Pledge 5 Not Fulfilled In 1920s Debate
Washington notes the claim that the 1920 Republican pledge to restore Congress as a co equal branch has not been fulfilled. President Harding is blamed for not dominating Congress and for urging legislation while Congress delays major bills including tariffs and bonus measures.
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Perhaps of Religion Inspires Deep Thought and Worth
Sir Henry Jones in A Faith That Inquires reflects that the perhaps of religion elevates life giving it new worth. Indifference to this belief is not easy or wise as it shapes purpose and meaning beyond mere petty interests.
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Sir Henry Jones
Portage-la-Prairie's Fur Trade Roots
The town near Portage-la-Prairie began as a French trading post near the Assiniboine river. French traders carried goods to Lake Manitoba, and the post thrived until 1763 when New France was ceded to Britain.
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Portage-La-Prairie
Assiniboine River
Lake Manitoba
French Canada
Great Britain
Modern Stables and Clean Floors for Dairy Cows
A dairy barn must have an easily cleaned impervious floor to prevent contamination. Concrete floors are recommended to replace rotten plank floors, with careful curb and stall construction and proper finishing to avoid a slippery surface in the dairy.
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W. B. Barney
Chief Requirements for Storing Potato
The U S Department of Agriculture sets the guidelines for potato storage. Maintain 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, provide ventilation to remove foul air and moisture, exclude light, and keep tubers dry and clean. Remove diseased or bruised potatoes before storage and avoid excessive moisture to prevent heat buildup. Ventilating shafts and division walls aid moisture and heat escape.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cuticura Advert Theme and Obituary Snippet
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for hands and toilet use. The Kansas City Star comments on John Jordan and Timrod Tarpy’s remark about his 82 years, noting public suspicion and labels like Uncle Johnny.
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Kansas City Star
New Egyptian King Photo Sparks Fez Fashion Talk
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a photograph showing the new Egyptian king in a fez, drawing comparisons to a Shriner. The column contrasts public reactions with fashion hints, while a separate societal remark observes a split in opinions on money matters, with most people described as outside observers.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Thresh Grain Under Cover
Farmers explore storing bundled grain in barns to thresh in fall or winter. Small outfits stay set up and run when time allows, while straw returns to the barn for livestock. It reduces rush, avoids extra help, and helps barns generate profit.
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Tmnols
How to Store Beet Pulp for Winter Feed
Beet pulp should be spread over the beet top silo to seal the silage mass. The heat from the silage warms the pulp and hastens curing while reducing frozen pulp handling annoyance.
Summer Feeding for Eggs
Summer feeding for egg production differs little from winter feeding. A good grain ration is corn and oats in equal measures with most feed eaten at night and little in the morning.
Turned Joke on Mrs Gould at Lakewood Gardens
A New York dramatist recalls Mrs. George Gould entertaining Augustin Daly at Georgian Court. A visitor asks to see the hothouses and Mrs Gould nods to Daly who theatrically grants access and jokes about plucking apricots and peaches.
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George Gould
New York
Augustin Daly
Georgian Court
Goulds
Daly
Lakewood Gardens
I Do Not Accept Anything Beforehand Says Groom
A Boston Transcript snippet presents a groom insisting pride prevents accepting anything from the father after marrying his daughter. He asks about a settlement before the marriage to secure future support, highlighting a transactional tone in a personal vow.
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Boston Transcript
Dream of Oputence Sparks Childs Firework Wish
A three year old Betty saved a quar ter to buy two boxes of victory snakes and sparklers. Each day she admired them. On the Fourth she wished to be a millionaire and said she would light the entire box of sparklers at once.
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Betty
Ways to destroy insects with arsenate of lead
Instructions for using dry arsenate of lead to kill chewing insects. Mix four to six tablespoons per gallon of water and apply with a sprayer or watering pot. All biting and chewing insects may be destroyed. Another method dusts air-slaked lime mixture on tender plants.
Best Hen Feeding Practice Across the Farm
The best practice is to feed hens the proper amount of feed though on some farms hens shift for themselves. This leads to reduced laying and molting costs and affects flock productivity.
Witness Testimony Details Fast Flight From Shootout
A witness describes a shooting incident with the prisoner drawing a revolver and firing at George Henry and the witness. They fled for their lives with dramatic bravado, noting George Henry would have "flew" if he had eaten eggs for breakfast.
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Darky
George Henry
American Legion Weekly
Eliminate Yourself in Private Campaign Reflections
In a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt, Mr. Peckton explains he keeps out of public view to avoid voters comparing his failed marriage with Mrs. Peckton while she runs a strong campaign. He says he is doing what he can for her.
Rights Reminder From The Worcester Telegram
The Telegram notes that in some cities a man cannot enter a theater with his coat on his arm even in heat and cites a Haverhill high school boy who cannot go without collars as a reminder that women deserve freedom and equal treatment.
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Haverhill High School
Worcester
Average US wage earner consumes 1775 pounds of food yearly
The article states that the average wage earner in the United States consumes about 1775 pounds of food per year. It emphasizes total annual food consumption by individuals in the nation.
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United States
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