A Ride Tells All Essex and Hudson Cars Spotlight
S. E. Marquis of Marion showcases the 1922 Essex and a new Hudson model. The Essex claims superior frame strength and long life with high power from a 50 hp engine, plus improved fuel system for low grade gasoline. The Hudson features a new super six and a coach price only $50 above the open model.
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Essex
S. E. Marquis
Golden Crust Bread from Marion Baking Co
The Marion Baking Co in Marion Indiana produces Golden Crust Bread praised for sanitary methods and pure ingredients. The ad notes wholesomeness, modern ovens, and strict cleanliness with distribution through local grocers Roy Myers S A Allen Galbreath Draper and Bockmier's Restaurant.
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Marion Baking Co
Marion
van Buren
Carn
Roy Myers
S. A. Allen
Galbreath & Draper
Bockmier
News-Eagle
Indiana
Faris Optical Parlors Advertise The Home Of Perfect Eyewear
Marion business Faris Optical Parlors promotes itself as the home of the perfect fitting eye glasses. C C Faris and Emil Faris describe full eye exam equipment and in town grinding department. They guarantee satisfaction and emphasize quick accurate service and reliability.
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C. C. Faris
Emil Faris
Faris
Marion
Indiana
Balanced Ration for Eggs and Feed Balance
Poultry keepers are urged to use balanced rations for egg production and to consider acid alkaline balance in feeds. Acid grains contrast alkaline digester tankage meat scraps dried milk and added lime or oyster shell to overcome acidity, with green feed and fresh milk also helping. A humorous clergyman anecdote about a changed Bible verse is cited from the New York Sun.
Buttermilk as Ideal Feed for Pigs and Poultry
Buttermilk provides highly digestible protein and essential vitamins for growth in young animals and overall health in pigs and poultry as an all round feed option.
Cobb's Southern Dining Tale at Rural Mississippi Eatery
Irvin S. Cobb on a southern tour stops for dinner in a Mississippi village railway restaurant. The cook offers ham eggs corn bread and coffee. Cobb asks for triple and the waiter asks if the eggs should be blind or looking at him.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Mississippi
Mr. Cobb
Detroit Free Press
Spies Everywhere Over Brews Revealed by Street Chat
A Birmingham Age-Herald item notes a street corner overheard exchange about a patient’s progress. The quip implies observers inferred a serious illness from routine nursing talk, but the joke targets home brewers rather than a real medical case.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Check Off Needed Repairs On Farm Machinery
Farmers can profit by listing repairs for each machine on a five cent pad of paper nailed to the implement shed door. Agricultural engineers at Missouri College of Agriculture advise jotting down needed work during bad weather or slack seasons to complete before next season.
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Agricultural Engineers
Missouri College of Agriculture
Road work under federal aid scheme in Saskatchewan
Construction of about 200 miles of roads in Saskatchewan proceeds under the federal aid plan. Sections are awarded to private contractors by the Saskatchewan department of highways while other parts are built by departmental day labor gangs at a total cost of at least 200000 dollars.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Department of Highways
Eggshells Valuable Feed Additive for Hens
Eggshells are too valuable to burn or discard for poultry. Crushed finely, they aid hens in producing more eggs and must be beaten smooth so birds do not recognize them and avoid egg eating habits.
Windbreaks Can Benefit Ordinary Field Crops
United States Department of Agriculture findings show windbreaks often raise yields enough to offset shading and root competition. In trials across Nebraska Kansas Iowa and Minnesota corn and small grains gained with protection, sometimes significantly, making windbreaks pay for themselves in many Middle West conditions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Forest Service
Illinois
Dakotas
Frost factors for potatoes in store
Frost injury to potatoes depends on handling and cooling rate. Rapid temperature drops and jarring accelerate damage, while gradual cooling can delay freezing and allow recovery. Two injury types exist: outright freezing and injuries revealed when cut. Freezing point lies about 2 to 3.5 percent below water.
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United States Department of Agriculture
RIGHT RULES FOR CONCRETE
Guidance on making durable concrete covers mixing ratios and steps. Use dry cement and clean sand and gravel or crushed rock. Mix cement and sand first then add gravel. Place promptly and tamp well. Protect from freezing two days or drying four days. Stronger mix costs more upfront but lasts longer and saves overall.
Atkins Ice Cream at Conwell's Drug Store
Fifth Annual Farm edition highlights Atkins Products Co. in Marion Indiana as a model sanitary plant producing ATKINS ICE CREAM. The article notes open public inspection, wide local distribution, and affordable service at Conwell's Drug Store in Van Buren.
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Atkin
Conwell’s
News-Eagle
Atkins Products Co
Marion
Indiana
van Buren
Conwell
Atkins Products Company
Atkins
Atkin’s
Marion Radiator Co Proven Experts in Marion
The Marion Radiator Co at Sixth and Adams in Marion markets experience as the key to radiator service. They claim skilled handling of radiator repairs and Recoring, Ford radiators, cores for all makes, and services for trucks and tractors with modern equipment and guaranteed parts.
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Marion Radiator Co
Sixth
Adams
Marion
Indiana
Ben Gallion
L. Lovell
Ford
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