Jeffries prime and Greasy Neale praised in a roundtable
The article recalls Jim Jeffries as a dominant fighter with feats from 1900 to 1905, notes his size and early prowess, and includes Corbett’s high regard. It also features coach Greasy Neale of the 1948 1949 Philadelphia Eagles and comments on other sports leaders and season expectations.
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Big Jim Jeffries
Burbank
California
Big Jim
Bob Fitzsimmons
Coney Island
Grantland Ricer
Jeffries
Corbett
Jim
Fitzsimmons
Robert of
Cornwall
Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Atlanta
Jim Corbett
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Greasy Neale
Earl
Greasy
Philadelphia Eagles
Coaches Guild
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Red Bik
Army
Chopin
Steve Owen
Steve
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Burt Shotton
Dodgers
McCarthy
Cleveland
Yankees
New Systemic Insecticidal Chemicals Tested by Federal Entomologists
Federal entomologists test new systemic poisons that make plants toxic to sap-sucking insects for short periods. The chemicals kill pests on treated plants and are not for public use until further tests confirm they harmlessly break down within days or weeks.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Strawberry Jam Preservation Methods From Historic Kitchen
A period cooking guide outlines several strawberry jam and preserves techniques. It covers Rhubarb-Ripe Strawberry Jam, Ripe Strawberry Jam, and three methods including sun preserves, detailing fruit preparation, sugar ratios, pectin use, cooking times, and canning notes.
Beef Herd Decision in Corn Belt Economics
An analysis outlines whether a corn belt farmer should maintain a beef herd. It cites a 30 cow herd with 90 percent calf crop yielding about 27 calves worth $135 each or $3,600 gross. Keeping four replacement heifers adds 23 calves and four calf cows, boosting gross to about $4,100 to cover costs of 35 mature animals. Using 15 year cow and calf averages lowers projected gross to about half of $4,100.
Pleasing Farm Sack Designs Stir 4-H Roanoke Island
Jackie Frehand of the Wanchese 4-H club on Roanoke Island feeds chickens as feed manufacturers vie to turn sacks into glamorous garments for rural America. The piece highlights potential fashion use of bag materials and youth involvement in farming activities.
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America
Jackie Frehand
Wanchese 4-H Club
Roanoke Island
N. C
Summer Eggs Must Always Be Kept Cool
The piece argues hot weather eggs have thin whites and weak yolks, causing rejection. It urges farmers to gather eggs at least three times daily in heat and for all handlers to keep eggs cool and odor free to reduce waste.
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Camp
Tempting Taste Tricks with Simple Pantry Flavors
Lynn suggests using pineapple juice to cook prunes for a pleasant surprise. A minced garlic addition boosts green beans, and marjoram in stewed tomatoes adds a special touch that entices seconds and thirds.
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ST. Louis Auto
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Assell
Salisbury
R.E.A
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Cealesman
Nsas
Tee- McCullough's, Inc
Webster City
Iowa
Acme Products
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Sto Wits
Write
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Turney
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Tracy
K. C
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Locust Terrace
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Anchor Savings & Loan Assn
William Overton
Kansas
Kane
Biltmere
Clevels
Ken Ballew Hatchery
Mansfield
Richardson Farms
Brownell
Spee
State College
Manhattan
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Peter Apt
Furnanee
E. M. Je
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MISC
Missouri
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Grammar School
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Selma
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URON
Oklahoma
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Tobacco By-Products & Chemical Corporation
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