High Corn Yields Depend on Adequate Nutrients
Illinois College of Agriculture economists estimate break even costs for corn vary from 30 to 70 bushels per acre depending on price and land value. At $2.00 per bushel on $100 an acre land, 30 bushels cover costs. at $1.00 on $500 land, 70 bushels needed. Missouri notes 40 bushels per acre are required for profit. Adequate soil balance of nitrogen phosphate and potash is essential. a deficient soil test means top production is impossible.
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Illinois College of Agriculture
North
Illinois
Minois
Missouri Agronomists
Woman's World Adds Interest to the Dining Room
A vintage style guide suggests dining rooms can serve multiple purposes beyond meals. Plan around function, harmony, and continuity with adaptable decor. Consider placement, color patterns, and lighting to unify the home while allowing bold accents.
Dining room harmony guides mixed furniture use
The article advises that furniture in a dining room need not match but should harmonize. It suggests economizing on tables, padding chairs for comfort, and using durable, easy to clean materials. Consider wall pieces, storage, and serving areas to enhance function and style.
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Ollo
Gnne
Troum
Power-Using Implements Often Are Fire Hazards
A farm safety notice warns that power driven farm equipment such as corn shellers shredders saws and threshing machines can ignite fires if not properly maintained. Sparks from rocks or metal entering knives can travel up chutes and feed straw into barns, risking rapid spread. Proper lubrication and good housekeeping are urged to prevent flash fires and protect buildings and lives.
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Everry
Bones
Barn Rack Helps Prevent Farm Accidents
Pitchforks left about the barn or propped in corners cause many farm accidents. A simple wall rack eliminates this hazard and takes only minutes to build. Properly stored tools boost efficiency on the farm and in the shop.
Prodigal Nation and the Book of Judges
A Sunday school column discusses the Bible lessons from Judges covering cycles of freedom and oppression. It links national decline to loss of character and faith, with God’s mercy offering hope for a repentant people and poses the question is it ever too late to repent.
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God
Joshua
Solomon
Israel
Rome
Spain
Duels Outlawed by Public Over A Century Ago
Historical survey notes duels have been banned in American law for over a century as obsolete edicts fade from state books. It recalls duels from cavalry sabers to shotguns, cites New Orleans mock duel of 1889, and mentions talk of revival by some senators as immunity debates rise.
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America
Maryland
New Orleans
Hollywood’s need for technical advisers in film production
The piece argues studios hire multiple technical advisers to ensure craft accuracy. It cites plumbers as highly sensitive craftsmen, followed by doctors and dentists, noting Warner Brothers hired Arthur Johnson as a welder adviser for A Streetcar Named Desire to verify welding scenes and tools used.
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Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Arthur Johnson
Ka at ol Husn Fortress Revered Crusader Remnant
A fragmented account describes Ka at-ol-Husn in western Syria near the Turkish border, a Crusader fortress once held by the Knights Hospitaller during roughly two centuries of Holy Land rule. The damaged text trails through castles, battles, and centuries of siege, noting its persistence into later eras.
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Syria
Tye
Ka'at-ol-Husn
Kerik Des Chevaliers
Alers
Crusecers
Holy Land
Knights Hospitalers
Terhere
Mosrs
Dei Ous
Ar Ys
Radar Guided Gunsight Aids Jet Fighter Accuracy
The new computing gunsight uses radar to feed information to pilots, eliminating guesswork and keeping targets in crosshairs. Its first Korea use shows precision radar directing weapons from jet fighters, helping even inexperienced pilots down tow targets on first bursts.
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Pines
Korea
Telephone 75 Years Old Inventions Change World
Seventy five years after Alexander Graham Bell received the first basic patent on the telephone on March 10 1876 in Bell's Boston rooms the invention has sparked a membrane speaking apparatus that transmitted its first sentence. About 75 million telephones are in use worldwide with nearly three fifths in the United States.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Exeter Place
Boston
Mr Watson
Cone
United States
Fragmented OCR Note on Ship Damage and Water Entry
Unclear readable fragments describe a ship incident with mentions of water entering through stacks and openings. The text references a person recovering from an event and ongoing activity aboard, but specifics on vessel, place, date, or outcome are missing.
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Tagine
Christian Science Lectures On God and Divine Nature
Sunday services across Churches of Christ, Scientist will explain that God is infinite good and cannot be maker of evil. The lesson sermon centers on Revelation 21 and Isaiah 45, with correlative passages from Science and Health emphasizing God as incorporeal Mind and mortals as not divine.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Eacek
Lord
Mary Baker Eddy
God
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