Favorite Prescription Praised by Cedar Rapids Woman
Mrs W L Edmonds of Cedar Rapids Iowa testifies that Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription strengthens internal organs helps relief female troubles and regulates health She notes her daughters also improved and urges getting the medicine from a local druggist or by writing Dr Pierce at Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY for free advice
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W. L. Edmonds
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
W. J. Hdmonds
Second Ave
Dr. Pierce
Invalida
Buffalo
N.Y
Budget system a start under General Dawes guidance
The budget plan is in effect with Gen. Charles G. Dawes as director of the budget. He is mapping revenue sources and allocations to departments and agencies to curb spending. The act requires a regular budget to Congress by December for the fiscal year ending 1923.
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Charles G. Dawes
General Dawes Fa
United States
Congress
Harding
Dawes
Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
Post Office Department
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Government reorganization urged to streamline spending
The author critiques military waste and disorganized departments, noting budget reform progress and the need for a broad government reclassification. A joint Senate-House committee led by Walter F. Brown studies departmental functions and will report to Congress, urging citizen interest to push action amid influential lobbying.
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Houses of
Congress
Walter F. Brown
Sinoot
Utah
Wadsworth
New York
Hackson
Mississippi
Reavin
Nebraska
Temple
Pennsylvania
Moore
Virginia
Brown
House
Washington
Camera Eye and Retina Compared to Photographic Lens
The article argues that the eye functions like a camera, with the retina acting as ground glass. It explains light focusing on the retina, its role in sending impressions to the brain, and its ability to form a temporary image similar to a photographic plate. A test suggests looking at a bright light then at a white ceiling to see the lack of sharpness in the afterimage.
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Witte
Tor
Truck Growers Keep Few Cows Surplus Manure Use
Farmers in the Eastern states face manure shortages as stable manure becomes scarce. The USDA urges keeping a small herd to supply manure and manage surplus material, with tests at Lexington MA and emphasis on integrating commercial fertilizer use, crop rotations, and silage to sustain soil fertility.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Vegetable Growers’ Association of America
Albany
Moe
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Massachusetts
Lexington
Mass
State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Augrleniture
Grow Cucumbers on Fences for Small Gardens
A guide from the United States Department of Agriculture explains growing cucumbers along fences or near buildings. Plant two to five hill rows with well decayed manure and light fertilizer, training vines on wire or string to save ground space for other crops.
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United States Department of Adriviture
Onions Respond to Careful Fertilizing and Weeding
A USDA styled guide outlines soil prep with well rotted manure and 10 pounds fertilizer per square rod. It recommends sparing poultry or sheep manure to avoid burning roots and describes row spacing 15 inches and 3 to 5 inches, plus tools like a scratcher and wheel hoe and a light nitrate of soda top-dress to boost yield.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fine soil for root crops
Instructions on preparing deep fine mellow soil for root crops like carrots parsnips and salsify. Emphasizes avoiding rocks and clods, keeping manure and fertilizer well mixed, and encourages thorough pulverization for straight growth.
Late Cabbage Growth and Seed Sowing Guidelines
Tate cabbage is grown on land used for peas potatoes or beans earlier. Seed should be sown four to six weeks before setting, not too thickly, and thinning helps uniform growth. Land should be well fertilized and plants set 18 to 20 inches apart in rows three feet apart.
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Tate
Money for Concrete Roads Pushes National Fund Growth
States and counties authorize 635 million dollars in road bonds with 391 million in process of authorization and the federal government adds 300 million toward road construction. The total fund exceeds 1.2 billion for good roads.
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United States
Ias
Perfectly Safe First Thief In Hotel Bedroom
Dialogue excerpt from Stray Stories with two thieves plotting silence in a hotel room. They discuss a sleeping woman and the risk of her screaming. The second thief insists the woman will not wake or make a scene, reasoning she will cover herself and stay still.
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