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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1922

Page

5

Southerns Cotton Soils and Fertilizer Formulas Analyzed

Dr. Soule outlines cotton soil types in Georgia and surrounding states, detailing clay loams and sandy loams, nitrogen and phosphoric acid levels, potash content, and how availability affects fertilizer needs. He recommends formulas with 3–4 percent nitrogen, 8–12 percent phosphoric acid, and 3–5 percent potash, plus limestone amendments and soil organic matter buildup for better yields.

Georgia Clarksville Piedmont South Cecil Greenville South Georgia Orangeburg Norfolk Tifton North Georgia

Fever of 114 Degrees Feared In Bristol Girl

BRISTOL England a girl with the grip reached a remarkable 114 degrees Fahrenheit on clinical thermometers. The first reading showed 112 degrees but two other thermometers confirmed the height. After midnight the temperature rose two degrees then fell back to normal and the patient is now reported in perfect health.

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Sulgrave Institution Appoints Americans On National Board

The Sulgrave Institution plans a 100 member national board split between 50 British and 50 American trustees. It will vest Sulgrave Manor property, George Washington's birthplace, in the joint body. President Harding pledges an elm from Mount Vernon and Mrs. Harding offers a cutting from Martha Washington's rose tree.

London Sulgrave Institution America Sulgrave Manor George Washingon Harding Mount Vernon Washington Virginia

Complete mammoth remains found in Ukraine

The Russian press bureau reports a complete mammoth skeleton and additional prehistoric relics found in Ukraine, noting only one other complete mammoth skeleton is known, from Siberia in 1843. Also mentions famine in Caucasus and appeal for aid to Armenian children. Fireproof barrels from sugar mill refuse invented in Hawaii.

Moscow Ukraine Siberia Caucasus Constantinople Mgr. Zaven Holy Land Erivan Near East Hawaii

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