Farm families diet shows abundance and regional variety
The study by the Office of Home Economics and the Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates presents farm families as well supplied with meat dairy and bread. It notes higher fat and energy intake with regional food patterns and calls for more eggs vegetables and diverse grains to boost nutrition. The report highlights regional shifts due to transportation and varied traditional dishes across states. A final note mentions marketable goods and a local ad for electric fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Home Economics
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Middle Atlantic States
Germany
England
Holland
West Indies
California
Florida
Maine
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Vermont
Minnesota
Indiana
United States
Poultry Notes From Farm Column on Fowl Care and Rearing
The piece offers advice on handling poultry from neck restraint for ducks to ground roosts, with cautions about old hens, damp weather for turkeys, and hatchery sanitation. It recommends cleaning incubators after hatch and a whole grain ration of Indian corn wheat and oats for egg production while warning against contagious disease spread.
Equipment for Breeding Swine
It is not true that the most expensive gear is required to breed swine successfully. Up-to-date equipment saves labor and adds pleasure to the business. Buildings should be cleanable and disinfectable, with concrete floors and feeding yards.
Census Shows Rise in U S Farm Operators and Livestock
A Census Bureau bulletin reports 1920 figures for farm operators by sex in Indiana and across the United States. It notes 6.4 million US operators with 95 percent male and 4.1 percent female, and details Indiana owner, manager, and tenant counts for men and women. It records total US livestock value at about 7.996 billion dollars and Indiana livestock value at 261 million, with notable gains in horses, cattle, swine, poultry, and bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Indiana
United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as constitutional remedy
Paragraph promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for catarrh claiming it affects blood and mucous surfaces. Offers one hundred dollar reward for any case not cured and urges readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
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Local Social and Visit News From Farrville Community
Mr and Mrs Harve Bole and son Glenn spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Vera Doyle and son. Miss Vera Stephens of Chicago is visiting Mr Smiley Farr and family and Mr Upton Lytle and family. Mrs Sarah Banter and daughter Flossie called on John Leverich's Friday afternoon. Mrs Vern Doyle and son spent last week with Henry Doyle and family. Miss Linnie Banter helped Mrs Or ville Holloway in cooking for threshers last week. Mr Warner Welsh called on Harry Farr and family Friday evening. Jay Banter and Glenn Camblin played on the Van Buren baseball team Saturday afternoon. Mrs Harry Holloway called on Mrs Wilbert Nelson Wednesday evening. Miss Dora and Louise Waggaman spent Tuesday with Mrs Orville Holloway. Mrs Earl Beekman spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Upton Lytle and family. Glenn Bole, Raymond Bole and Cedric Amos called at Ham Banter's home. Sunday Vern Doyle and Burr Camblin who are working near Gas City spent the weekend at home. Mrs Vern Doyle is on the sick list, Miss Velma Lytle was in Van Buren Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Bole
Glenn
Vera Doyle
Vera Stephens
Chicago
Smiley Farr
Upton Lytle
Sarah Banter
Flossie
John Leverich
Vern Doyle
Henry Doyle
Linnie Banter
Orville Holloway
Warner Welsh
Harry Farr
Jay Banter
Glenn Camblin
Van
Gas City
Banter returns to Bridgeport with arm injury
Pedo Henry Banter has returned to Bridgeport Ukl where he was employed in a garage due to a cracked bone in his right arm from cranking a Ford in Missouri. Clarence Wilson and family spent Sunday afternoon in Marion. Mrs S E Farry and children Mary Ellsworth and Velma Lytle spent Monday in Marion. East Farrville threshing ring met Friday at S E Farr home to settle up. Mr and Mrs Harry Holloway motored to Anderson Sunday. Rev Treber preached Sunday morning. Rev Mrs Ernest Treber and children attended Sunday School. Mr and Mrs Ellis Lee held a surprise party for Leonard’s 18th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Banter
Bridgeport
Ukl
Minois
Clarence Wilson
Marion
S. E. Farry
Mary and Ellsworth
Velma Lytle
East Farrville
S. E. Farr
Harry Holloway
Anderson
Treber
Perry Berry
Eernest
Ellis Lee
Leonard
Advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsed by Ohio Reader
A reader from Cidersville Ohio recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation praising their digestion boosting effects headache relief and mild laxative action. The ad notes ten years of usage and strong endorsement.
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Chamberlain
H. D. F. Parmenter
Cidersville
Ohio
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