Third Liberty Loan seals support across nation
The Third Liberty Loan raised about 4 billion dollars with 17 million Americans buying bonds. Rural areas subscribed early, total citizens, corporations, and newspapers funded the effort, described as the world’s soundest financing. Also notes vast distribution benefits and future government disbursements.
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Training Little Children By Mrs Jens Sweitzer
An article on using handmade scrapbooks with pictures of animals, fowls, and domestic creatures to teach a toddler number, color, and speech. It advocates tellings stories over reading, and envisions future picture books on farming, industry, and home building. It also promotes Mother Goose verses and calls for passing the piece to friends to reach mothers nationwide. A note from the Department of Botany invites flaxseed samples for wilt resistance testing to aid farmers in 1919.
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the Agricultural College
New Easy Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A Cincinnati mall introduces Freezone as a cheap, simple corn remover. A few drops applied to a tender corn reportedly shrivels the corn and lets it be lifted out with the fingers, with minimal irritation to surrounding tissue.
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