Cotton Seed Boosts Oil and Nitrogen Yields in Trials
Experiments show cotton seed increases both oil and nitrogen yields. Researchers report measurable gains across multiple test plots, suggesting improved quality and output for the crop.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
5
Experiments show cotton seed increases both oil and nitrogen yields. Researchers report measurable gains across multiple test plots, suggesting improved quality and output for the crop.
At State College the College of Agriculture reports on oil and nitrogen content in cotton varieties and the potential to raise lint yield, hull reduction, and oil and nitrogen levels through breeding. Sunbeam leads hull reduction and nitrogen, Pullnot tops oil, with significant economic gains projected.
A fundraising note requests subscriptions and renewals to support the John Gerdiner Memorial Fund. Donations may be left at Orr Drug Co for Mrs. R C Orr, Mrs. T F Green, and committee members.
A. T. Kelly of McIntosh Alabama and others endorse Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder trouble backache and rheumatism. Advertisers claim the pills relieve weakness and pain and urge others to try them through H. R. Palmer & Son.
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills claiming to relieve bladder distress and irregular, burning sensations. It asserts kidneys become strong and healthy with use and promises quick, restorative results with no harmful drugs. H.R. Palmer & Son.is listed.
Smithsonian expert explains the August 21 1914 total solar eclipse will be visible in a narrow belt over Europe and Asia with partial views in northeastern America. Observers worldwide seek corona details and spectral data while expeditions from the Lick Observatory and Amherst College plan distant coverage.
An old newspaper fragment highlights remedies for children's illnesses and liver trouble. It cites Foley's Honey and Tar for whooping cough and Chamberlain's Tablets as a long- sought liver cure after years of pain and misdiagnosis. Reports from Mrs. Shipps and Albert Walker frame the claims.
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