Growing Food On The Farm In The Yard
An Agriculture Service note discusses practical pest control for hogs using medicated wallows with oil to treat lice and mange. It covers wallow depth by hog size, timing of oil additions, shelter, sanitation, and safety guidelines, plus advice on seed storage labeling and container types for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henri
Henri
Boston Transcript
Special Information Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Division of Publications
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Slang Advocates Predict Language Integration
A supporter argues slang will eventually become part of the language, while others urge patience and say they will wait to see how usage evolves.
Spinach Sown Now Will Produce Late Fall Greens
Spinach is a key home garden crop with spring sowing from February to May and fall sowing from August 1 in northern New England to September 15 near Washington. Seed rate, soil needs, and winter practices for thriving greens are outlined, highlighting Bloomsdale Savoy as a common variety.
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New England
Washington
Bloomsdale Savoy
Purloined Seed Corn Loss Told by Local Farmer
Myr Vaughan recalls losing his pedigreed seed corn after rats gnawed through a rope hung gunny sack. He found five dead whiskered intruders the next morning. RAT SNAP sold by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett at three sizes 35c 65c and 1 25.
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Myr. Vaughan
Turman & Riggs
H. V. Bennett
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Post Office 1921
Unclaimed letters listed in the Sullivan Indiana post office as of August 8 1921 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed within ten days. Ladies list includes Fillico Emma Lee Mary Lewis Nannie Parson Frances Skinner Ruth Wright Cora. Gents list includes Anders Charles Buecker Edward Buse Henry Davis H C Higgins Jesse Skinner Jonn Thompson H K Wible Floyd. Please call and say Advertised with the date.
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Sullivan, Ind
Postoffice
Fillico
Emma
Lee
Mary. Lewis
Nannie
Parson
Frances. Skinner
Ruth
Wright
Cora
Anders
Charles. Buecker
Edward
Buse
Henry
Davis
H. C. Higgins
Jesse
Skinner
Jonn. Thompson
H. K. Wible
Floyd
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M
Stage door Johnnies renamed as celluloid callers
Cartoonists in Cartoons Magazine joke about glamorous movie studio fans, noting the term stage-door Johnnies may be replaced by celluloid callers. The playful exchange reflects industry slang and public fascination with cinema.
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Bannon
Shannon
Cartoons Magazine
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Counties
A string of social visits is noted with many names and towns. Families such as Eno, Cushman, Watson, Buckley, and Mann gathered in Decatur, Springfield, and Terre Haute areas for weekend hospitality and gatherings. The Mann cemetery trustees election is announced for next Saturday afternoon.
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Anna Hughes
Muncie
Ind
Neice
Will Watson
A. W. Hayes
John
Wiggins
Maurene Durham
Springfield
Verne Buckley
Jennie McHugh
Shelburn
Fern Wilson
Ray Watson
Sullivan
Warren Watson
Lige Drake and Family
Terre Haute
Joan Green
Junior Watson
Charles Bragdon
Daisy Shields
Miss Barr
Chicago
Ruth
Kitty Eno
Sylvia
Pauline Medsker
Shore
Hutsonville
C. E. Watsont
Will Thompson
Lucie Thompson
Altacruse
Tom Mann
Irwin Bicknell
T. J .Mann
Decatur
Ill
A. R. Watson
Madge Blevins
Ralph Coulier
Mann Cemetery
Derham
Little Beau Peep Cartoon Verses Stir Reader Notice
A short comic verse mocks modesty with playful misdirection about Little Beau Peep. It notes a georgette waist and Eve like attire, then calls on readers to weep over perceived fashion trends.
Paper Man Demonstrates Full Service Style
A dialogue from Cartecz Magazine discusses a young newspaper man who calls on you without a badge and appears capable of handling tasks fully. Maude questions the badge, while Alice notes he seems able to do it all right.
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Maude
Alice
Railway public opinion guides progress in Illinois Central System
The Illinois Central System emphasizes public opinion as essential to railway progress. It cites mutual understanding between patrons and the company, improved service, and a loyal culture within the organization as outcomes of ongoing discussions with customers and stakeholders.
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Illinois Central System
Ilinois Central
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Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston Salem
P. A
Illard
FORD
Willard Dealers
Harry Dilley Sullivan
Indiana
Willard Batteries
Arkansen
Thomas Cat
Tropics
Smal
Big Springs
Lk. C. Eno
Carl Burton
A. G. Cushman
Beau Peep
Beau-peep
Eve
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
C. H. Markham
Ilinois Central System
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