Royal wedding ends with church protest and controversy
Dward, duke of Windsor, and Wallis Warfield wed in Monts France. A civil ceremony by Mayor Mercier was followed by a religious rite led by Rev Robert Jardine amid church protests. The event drew royal guests and criticism from church leaders, while President Roosevelt backed relief programs and tax investigations dominated Congress.
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Government subsidies blamed for farming woes and air race vetoed
The piece argues against costly farm subsidies, claiming a six hundred million dollar yearly burden threatens federal finances and budget balance. It also commends the Department of Commerce for vetoing an American air race from New York to Paris, citing safety and lack of aviation benefit, while urging industry modernization.
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New Nonbitter Sweetclover Promises Safer Forage
United States Department of Agriculture forage specialists report a new sweetclover from China and Europe that lacks the bitter coumarin found in common varieties. Trials show livestock prefer the new plant and spoiled hay causes no ill effects in rabbits and calves. Researchers aim to cross it with domestic strains to reduce coumarin further, but so far attempts fail.
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Age by Teeth and Appearance in Livestock Guide
A Rural New Yorker piece notes that general appearance is the best guide to age in hogs and poultry, while horses rely on teeth for age estimation. It details when incisors come in and wear patterns from ages two and a half to eleven, with overall look becoming the sole guide after eleven.
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Gizzardless Chickens Demonstrate Gizzard Function
The Department of Agriculture reports experiments removing gizzards from chickens and resewing them shows gizzards aid digestion of coarse feeds. Gizzardless birds perform well on finely ground feeds, while coarse feeds digest poorly. A gizzardless hen from 1934 still lays, and a gizzardless rooster has lived since 1933.
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Legume plantings rise by millions in U S farming
Capitol News reports a federal analysis shows 6,000,000 acres more legumes planted alone and nearly 3,000,000 more acres grown with other crops over five years, signaling a major shift in American agriculture.
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Shrinkage in Stored Oats and Wheat at Ohio Experiment Station
Tests at the Ohio experiment station show that wheat and oats stored in bins in good condition and kept free from rodents shrank very little in storage. Over five years, average loss from shrinkage in wheat was seven-tenths of a percent, while oats lost less than two-tenths of a percent. Moisture content varied slightly month to month with weather.
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Early spring seeding of bromegrass advised in moist years
A Prairie Farmer writer notes bromegrass is hardiest and should be planted in early spring with ample moisture or late summer if moisture exists. Seeding rate is 20 to 25 pounds per acre. Broadcasting with red clover, alfalfa, or sweet clover is possible but it tends to crowd out the legumes.
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