Hydroponics Opens New Farming Possibilities
Text describes hydroponics as a soilless farming method tested in Puerto Rico, using chemical nutrient solutions to grow crops. It details private and government support, unit designs with cement beds, irrigation, and a first unit producing 60,000 gestonds of tomatoes per acre, with harvest starting 75 days after planting.
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Puerto Rico
Commonwealth
Mainimpad
Werivate
Yevarw
Sumerto Rico
Colorado Vets Test Bulls as Breeders
Sighty bulls were tested for their ability to breed during the first five weeks of operation of the Colorado A and M testing laboratory. The program is the only one of its kind in the United States, designed to single out non breeding beef and dairy bulls. Veterinarians use the latest techniques and equipment to determine general quality and fitness for range or corral use.
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United States
Weudiis
Addit On
Woman's World Sandwich Loaf For Easiest Crowd Serving
A vintage recipe card explains a party sandwich loaf that can be prepared hours ahead to chill. It layers cheddar and pimiento with salmon and blue cheese tinted green, then covers and decorates with cream cheese, olives, and relish for a decorative, make-ahead loaf.
Preparation Helps Out Ironing Time
The guide explains keeping clothes damp enough for easy ironing, using a sprinkler bottle with warm water, sprinkling ahead to allow penetration, and avoiding mildewing by not soaking for too long. It advises light dampening for machine ironing, prioritizing smooth drying and even folding, and keeping linens dry before storage to prevent wrinkles.
Too Young Mark 77th An Anniversary
In Sagle Idaho Ben Hartley and Drusilla Keith wed despite opposition. The couple, now 93, celebrated their 77th anniversary with their son and his wife. They have three sons a daughter 14 grandchildren 51 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren.
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Sagle
Idaho
Ben Hartley
Drusilla Keith
Ben
Drusilla
Hartleys
Quail Shooting Ignites Arrest Amid Seasonal Rule
A man was arrested over illegal quail shooting outside the closed season. He claims quail abundance during off season, while authorities stress adherence to hunting rules. The exchange hints at conflict over firearm use and a brash offer from a wealthy individual promising wealth and gifts.
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Quail
Crossword Puzzle Clues And Scrambled Entries
Crossword puzzle clues listed for 37 to 44 across and 1 to 4 down appear with partial garbled text. Entries include swabbing implement turns inside out wind a eeerumne ent e again fat ascends telegraphed and thicket of small trees marshal expression evening aun, indicating a damaged puzzle page with incomplete solutions.
Pez
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Pez in a brief list or notice. The readable portion lacks clear action, date, or full context to specify a news event or item.
Crown Jewels Time-Honored Symbols of Monarchy
London notes the Crown Jewels as enduring symbols of monarchy with a thousand year history. It describes St Edward's Crown and the Imperial State Crown, their weights, and famed gems such as the Black Prince's ruby and the Second Star of Africa, recalling Cromwell’s destruction and restoration.
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London
England
Cromwell
Charles II
St. Edward's
Cantebury
St. Edward’s
Victoria
Africa
No Trouble At All Letter to Boston Paper
A reader writes to a Boston paper recalling a subscription guarantee offered last year and requests a refund, suggesting the credit be applied to the next year's subscription to simplify the process.
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Boston
America Trades Fauna With Many Foreign Countries
Washington reports that U S wildlife species were largely imported from abroad. European boar, red and fallow deer, hare, and starlings spread across several states, while ring necked pheasants arrived from China in 1881. New Zealand benefits from American wildlife exports, including mallard, Canada goose, quail, trout, catfish, moose, elk, and deer, with some species becoming pests abroad.
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Washington
United States
Tennessee
North Carolina
California
East
Kentucky
New York State
Europe
China
America
India
New Zealand
England
Building Jet Planes Is Ticklish Task
New York reports that building a medium jet bomber requires 18 000 blueprints. A plant uses 40 copies of each blueprint, totaling 720 000 prints to stay current. In fast changing tech periods, an average of 200 changes daily ripple through a single blueprint set.
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New York
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Bud Fisher
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