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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
3
President Harding vetoed the soldier bonus bill citing lack of revenue and rejecting a sales tax plan. He warned the measure would be stingy and unnecessary, signaling no immediate promise of a future bonus and stressing national debt concerns and credit stability.
The USDA bulletin notes celery evolved from a novelty to a major crop with up to 17 million crates yearly. It covers soil needs, muck and sandy loam suitability, fertilizer rates, seed handling, planting, irrigation methods, disease control, blanching, harvesting, storage, and cost accounting to ensure profit of 200 to 300 dollars per acre.
A short note urges preparing for winter by investing in paint and grease for farm tools in the fall. The guidance emphasizes prewinter care to extend tool life and readiness for next season.
The ideal silage corn yields ears fully matured while retaining green leaves and immature stalks. This combination supports strong forage value and sturdy plant structure for silage use.
Robert Bruce Mac Gregor of Seattle, a 48 year old veteran who fought in World War I with the original Princess Patricia regiment, says he will devote his remaining years to peaceful pursuits. He survived multiple campaigns from the Spanish American War to the Jamieson raid, bears twelve medals and wounds, and now fights unemployment for veterans and has helped place 236 former soldiers and adopts a fifteen year old boy.
Mrs. Edward W. Burt of Salisbury leads an American Legion Auxiliary project to preserve World War I veterans’ service records within hereditary society files. The plan aims to help future genealogists trace granddads’ war histories by incorporating Legion records into Auxiliary archives.
The American Legion drives community cleanup in Osgood Indiana making it notably clean. A stranger Legion member found a gold necklace in Aberdeen South Dakota and returned it to the Legion for owner recovery. A tent colony of jobless ex service men grows near Aberdeen as part of veteran employment efforts. Women auxiliary groups form in Canada and England to assist disabled veterans and seek favorable postwar legislation.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It emphasizes plant based ingredients and a sworn purity statement with sample requests and drug store availability.
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