Florida method of boll weevil control described
A detailed plan outlines harvesting and pest control for boll weevil in cotton. It describes making drawstring sacks, using calcium arsenate mixed with molasses, and employing a mop to apply poison to squares. After removing infested squares, fields are treated to kill weevils, with follow up passes and disposal methods for bags and dead insects.
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Misterials
Ube
Pyramids of Egypt: Great Pyramid at Gizeh Statues
The pyramids of Egypt number about seventy five from the fourth to the twelfth dynasties built as royal tombs. The celebrated group at Gizeh includes the great Pyramid of Cheops with a height of 451 feet and base of 750 feet. Stone used was quarried from hills opposite the Nile.
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Egypt
Gizeh
Cheops
Nile
Georgia Adopts New Standard for Teachers Certification
Georgia introduces a comprehensive reform in teacher certification. The system eliminates the primary certificate and raises entry requirements for elementary and high school licenses. Teachers must show education equivalent to a standard high school diploma for first grade elementary, and standard junior college level education for high school certificates, via certification or examination.
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Georgia
N. H. Ballard
Department of Education
Wall Paper Designs by Jean Papillon Emerges in 1688
Jean Papillon, the second wood engraver to bear the name, first planned and executed continuous repeating wall paper designs that matched on sheet edges. These innovations began in 1688 and quickly became fashionable.
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Jean Papillon
Southern Baptists Gather in Atlanta for Annual Convention
The Southern Baptist convention opens in Atlanta with 6000 messengers and 1000 visitors expected, covering reports on a 75 million dollar campaign and foreign missions, with speeches by Dr. Mullins and Dr. Gibson broadcast by radio. Sessions run daily through Monday adjournment.
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Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
N. Mexico
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
District of Columbia
Cuba
EB. Y. Mullin
Finley Gibson
Mullins
L. R. Scarborough
Conservation Commission
Education Board
Foreign Missions
Sunday School Board
Home Missions
John Pursch
U. S
W. F. George
Clifford Walker
Douglas Freeman
Richmond
Ashley Jones
Woman’s Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Bible Conference
W. L. Pickard
Chattanooga
Lincoln McConnell
Oklahoma City
Woman's Way Bargains Through Advice
A patient in the hospital recalls a defensive quip from a wife about seeking her husband's counsel. The nurse notes the wife had left instructions to keep the patient hospitalized until her return from vacation, reflecting domestic perceptions of care and decision making.
Rights of way and aerial law proposal for Brazil skies
The text notes debate over who has priority in Brazilian airspace amid rising hydroplane use along the coast and rivers. It proposes uniting legal minds to craft an international code of aerial laws for world adoption. It also mentions Fort Berthold agency limits on dogs and social attitudes toward animals in white communities.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Americas
Fort Berthold Indian Agency
North Dakota
Riveters Demand Higher Pay Compared To Jazz Musicians
A debate contrasts artist wages with riveters pay. The speaker argues jazz musicians deserve $14 daily, while riveters earn $10 but produce meaningful work and substantial noise.
Atlas of News Leased Wires Keeps Atlanta Journal Alert
The Atlanta Journal emphasizes its twenty four hour Associated Press wire service and United Press coverage to deliver world news to readers the moment it happens. Subscriptions list daily and Sunday rates, with annual and halfyear options for The Daily and The Sunday Journal.
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South
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Atlanta
United Press
The
Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Georgia
Canada Fosters Agriculture Development Funding
The Dominion of Canada appropriates and spends five million dollars annually to advance agricultural development. This funding supports programs and projects across provinces aimed at improving farming practices, productivity, and rural economies.
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
Paint Remover Method for Woodwork and Furniture
Heated lye water is applied with a metal scrubbing or paint brush to wood work or furniture to loosen paint or varnish. A scraper then removes the softened finish. This method demonstrates a simple chemical prep for refinishing.
Little Time Savers for Packing and Labeling Boxes
A compact guide urges labeling boxes and bags to speed packing and locating wearables. It notes placing a list on the top tray reduces time and labor by guiding what is stored or removed from trunks and baskets.
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