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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1922

Page

5

Visit to Rock Salt Mine at Avery Island

A camera crew descends 600 feet into Avery Island salt mine, Louisiana, to test a new light. The descent is quiet and eerie, with cool air and 72 degree underground atmosphere. They explore a salt cavern via a narrow gauge rail, noting distant thunderlike reverberations and the unusual underground scenery.

Avery Island New Iberia Louisiana Tose Cnamera David H. Leyingston Popular Mechanics

Weather's Impact on Rail Travel and Freight

Weather Bureau guidance helps railroads guard against temperature extremes, snow, rain, ice storms, and high winds. Cold or heat damages rails and wheels, snow sheds and snowplows are prepared, bridges and roadbeds are protected, and percussion on electrified lines is avoided. Perishables rely on precooling, icing, and refrigerator cars, with districts alert for movement timing.

Weather Bureau United States Department of Agriculture Tles

Six More Copies Of Dairy Film To Be Issued

The U S Department of Agriculture will produce six additional copies of the motion picture Great Dairy Sires and Their Daughters, increasing total copies from twelve to eighteen. The one reel film showcases dairy sires cows and progeny from Ayrshire Guernsey Holstein Friesian Jersey and Brown Swiss with herd scenes and explains the Better Lives Better Stock movement.

United States Department of Agriculture Ayrshire Guernsey Jersey

Preservation method saves Northwest berry overflow

A practical method to preserve fresh strawberries and other soft fruits is described. Northwest growers saved market overflow worth millions by packing berries in sugar at a ratio of one pound sugar to two pounds berries, using 500 pound wooden casks as packing containers.

Northwest

Federal Aid Roads Rise Toward U S Highway System

The Bureau of Public Roads reports progress toward a 150000 mile federal aid system. About 13200 miles completed with 14912 under construction and 6030 miles total in all stages. June and July obligated roughly 12.5 million dollars for new projects, with many more planned as states accelerate work. The agency notes no slowdown and increased staff strain as plans advance.

United States Peparement of Agriculture Nourly

The Habit of Having Good Habits

The piece argues that good habits emerge from a prayerful atmosphere and a conscious heart. It urges resisting bad habits by action, removing evil, and fostering cheerfulness, study, and disciplined small acts that shape character like grooves in the brain. It highlights replacing envy with congratulation and saving time by doing little things with great spirit.

Dentist Pettibone Opens Office in Seneca Leon

Dr. M. E. Pettibone announces a new dental office in Seneca Leon. The advertisement lists the dentist's name and location and notes service availability for residents seeking care.

M. E. Pettibone Seneca Leon ‘Pepe Ebaee

18 Counties Send Boys and Girls to State Swimmer Short Course

Eighteen counties represented by 231 class members attended the regular annual 4 H short course at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis from June 12 to 2. Delegations from Multnomah and Klamath counties led with large groups traveling hundreds of miles. Students received classroom work each morning, assemblies with notable speakers, gym and outdoor athletics, and entertainment. The event emphasized training local leaders and demonstration teams.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon Multnomah Portland Khumath County Malheur County

Ohio Heads States in Better Stock Campaign

Ohio leads in the Better Sires Better tock campaign with 387 of 954 livestock owners enrolled in the three months to July 1. Ohio now has 1970 participants owning 74,025 head of all farm animals and 185,53 poultry, with Virginia second after leading since 1919.

Ohio United States Department of Agriculture Virginia

Cobs Boost Furfural Production Costs Cut in Half

United States Department of Agriculture chemists have developed methods to extract furfural from corn cobs, slashing production costs from about 50 cents to 10 cents per pound. Cobs yield furfural more efficiently than oat hulls, making this chemical vital for resins, varnishes, insulators, and printing plates.

United States Department of Agriculture

Color Grades for Extracted Honey

The United States Department of Agriculture will receive honey samples from beekeepers nationwide to establish reliable color grades for extracted honey. A new spectro photometer will be used by agriculturists in cooperation with the Division of Grades and Standards of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Pollen content will be identified by the Bureau of Chemistry microchemical lab.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau of Chemistry

Snake bite treated by serum from immunized animals

Snake bites can be treated with serum produced from immunized animals, similar to antivenom methods. Brazil operates a large snake farm for this purpose and another is planned in India to create a universal serum usable against many species. The United States currently has no snake farms due to fewer venomous species and low death rates from bites.

Brazil India United States

Desirability of one in India may be misunderstood

Fragmentary text notes the desirability of a subject in India and mentions 300 species found there. It references poisonous varieties and mentions a Prake or species name, suggesting a risk of death each year.

India

Literary Digest Demand Sparks Telegraph Advertise Battle

A vented remark warns that 20,000 persons and other readers will lose value if The Telegraph rejects advertising. The statement links audience size to revenue, implying financial risk for both publications.

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Rock Salt Mine R. R Dr. Price Price Baking Powder Factory Independence Boulevard Chicago Snake Farms Sidney Farms Creamery Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg Kellogg's Goodyear M. W. Osborn Motor CO Sidney, Nebr
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