Indiana Farmers Report Strong Crop Yet Inflation Fears
Indiana reports show a strong wheat and corn outlook with heavy grain deliveries and rising farm income. Officials note higher school costs, rapid school expansion, and public funding to back coal production, while local counties debate real estate assessments and road improvements.
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Indiana
Benjamin J. Burris
McCray
Wour Mills
Tristate
Board of County Commissioners
Greenfield
Indianayiells
Pike County
Wike County
Patoka
White River
Amos Butler
Board of State Chariies
Board of State Charities
Butler
Washington
Union
Census Bureau
United States
Kansas
Mutual Ieed and Coal Company of
Columbus
Porter Heating and Light Company of
Hope
Brown County
Nashville
State Highway Commission
Lake County
Highway Department
Ed Jackson
Decatur
Hancock County Board of Education
W. A. McNaughton Comany
Muncie
Mount Pisgah
Manchester College
North Manchester
Vizo County Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Marian Davis
Frank W. Davis
Montgomery County
Jobe W McClung
Anderson Young Men's Christian Association
Indiana Y.A. CG. A. Physical Directors’ Association
Evansville
Indiana Y. M. C. A
Boy Scouts
American Gymnastic Union
Indiana Athletic Federation
National Amateur Athletic Federation
State Board of Finance
Clay County
South Bend
St. Joseph
George C. Bryant
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Jefferson City
Indiana State Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Board of Trustees
Monticello
John J Brown
Wiliam A. Hough
Bert Wheedon
Interstate Public Service Company
Indianapolis
Clark
Floyd
Scott Counties
Gas City
Newcastle
Hamilton County
John
Mary
Riverside Park
Eaton
GOOD THINGS TO PUT UP STAPLE RECIPES FOR CANNING
An 1922 Western Newspaper Union feature lists practical canning guidance and recipes. Plum catsup, apple and pepper sauce, chili sauce, green apples and onions, and canning young beets are detailed with proportions and steps for sealing and storage.
The Best Things Are Nearest Breath and Daily Duties
A quotation attributed to Lord Houghton emphasizes finding light in daily tasks and bread in daily duties. It urges not to chase grand goals but to perform plain work with contentment and faith.
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God
Ord Houghton
Seasonal Good Things and Frugal Cooking Tips
A collection of simple kitchen instructions for spring meals. Slow steaming chicken yields tender results. Stuffed steak layers meat and dressing then bakes. Currant pie with meringue uses fresh fruit and basic pantry items. Tomatoes d Axelles bake with buttered crumbs. Apple and blackberry jelly from red Australian apples. Cold slaw with hot vinegar mixture and mayonnaise-like cream dressing.
Bobbed Hair May Cause Baldness Debate Splits Parlor Groups
The article warns that bobbed hair could lead to baldness as women fear the style. Beauty parlors in Washington divide into camps amid talk of a curling-iron war and the idea that tight hats prevent airflow to the scalp, slowing hair growth and causing loss.
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Washington
Turned Joke on Mrs Gould at Georgian Court Gardens
A New York dramatist recalls Mrs George Gould hosting Augustin Daly at Georgian Court. A polite stranger asks to visit the hothouses, Daly theatrically approves, and invites them to pick apricots and peaches.
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George Gould
New York
Augustin Daly
Georgian Court
Goulds
Daly
Lakewood Gardens
David the original giant cracker in fireworks lore
A concise note credits David as the first giant cracker in fireworks history, highlighting his role in early pyrotechnic display legends.
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David
Dream of Opulence
A three year old girl Betty buys two boxes of victory Snakes and a 15 cent sparklers package a week before the Fourth of July. Daily she admires the fireworks and on the Fourth she wishes to be a millionaire and says she would shoot off the entire sparklers box.
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Betty
The Milennium Insight From Ohio State Journal
The Ohio State Journal reflects on a future when the millennium arrives and universal virtues prevail revealing a satirical view that even elbows may resemble knees as a playful critique of social ideals.
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Ohio State Journal
Diplomacy to the Rescue with Ice Cream Cone
Betty four argues with her auntie after a scolding. She says she does not care about auntie any more. Auntie offers ice cream to mend the quarrel. Betty then blurts out April fool and smiles at the playful ruse.
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Betty
Auntie
Aunty
Detroit Wree Press
Bars Keep Mosquitoes Out Not Prisoner In
Inmate jokes that window bars serve to keep mosquitoes out rather than confining him, reflecting a humorous exchange about imprisonment and safety measures. The line contrasts inmate wit with the idea of freedom inside a jail setting.
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New Brighton
C. W. Meier
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FORD
Burnham-Cotee Company
Holyoke
Mass
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