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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
3
Edward G. Lowry outlines how the federal government handles and allocates tax revenues in this analysis of national budgeting and government business practices. The piece explains spending priorities and the mechanics of federal finance.
A belated effort to uncover facts about government operation details a new Bureau of the Budget under Charles G. Dawes, a joint committee on administrative reform, and proposed eliminations to reduce overlapping and waste. The inquiry cites President Harding and lawmakers from both parties as it seeks to curb taxation.
Soil handling advice from the USDA stresses careful spading to full depth, breaking clods with the spade edge, and avoiding surface-only looseness. English and French gardeners mix manure thoroughly, yielding more produce per acre. A compact, well-prepared plot is preferred over a large, poorly fitted area.
Mr. R C Kine shares a testimonial about RAT SNAP claiming months of rats around his place disappeared after use. He notes initial disappointment but within days no live rats remain and vermin left behind were killed. Product offered in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 by Turman Riggs and H V Bernett.
A mused reflection argues that poetry is not mere fine thought but must be seasoned by the money warmth of the mind to become poetry. The piece suggests taste and wealth influence art and perception.
The piece traces historic attempts to study government methods from the Dockrell commission to early 20th century inquiries. It argues that prior efforts failed and urges transparency and better data on government employment and operations to curb rising costs and improve efficiency.
The U S Department of Agriculture suggests two ways to obtain early cabbage plants for the garden local grower or southern shipped stock. Greenhouse and hotbed plants are soft and easily damaged when set outdoors, but hardening before transplant helps harden them for outdoor conditions.
An old advertisement promotes Tanlae from Dougherty and Walters, claiming it helps readers who feel run down weak and nervous to regain energy and balance by following a simple remedy.
Farmers may plant early Irish potatoes just before or with the last spring frosts to get an early start. They need frequent cultivation and should be gradually allowed to warm. avoid heavy manure and seed with scab to prevent quality loss. United States Department of Agriculture.
A new safety measure designed to span the road like a barrier with flexible clasps to slow and redirect vehicles. Gates are described as forcing a vehicle backward away from danger, offering an intentional braking effect.
A New York Sun item records a back and forth where a parishioner accuses a minister of lulling listeners to sleep with sermons. The clergyman humorously puffs that the smooth voice both soothes and reveals those lacking in appreciation for his finer reasoning.
A father punishes Herbert and Fenton with a sandwich and water after dinner. A week later the boys overhear Herbert mutter that their father ought to be given a sandwich and four glasses of water before bed.
A wry Seattle Post-Intelligencer observation notes some women feel ready for life once they have a husband and a can opener, implying self sufficiency begins with simple tools and companionship.
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