Extra Tractor Power Causes Deep Cultivation Concerns
Dr. W. Kemp from the University of Maryland warns that new tractor power leads to too deep cultivation. He notes soil type moisture and fertilizer placement change optimal depth, with Illinois and Missouri tests showing shallower cultivation sometimes yields more corn per acre.
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W. 3B. Kemp
University of Maryland
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Blended greens offer tasty spring dishes
Miss Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland extension service urges using blends of spring greens for year round nutrition. She highlights spinach as a versatile mixer with beets, turnip tops, field cress, corn salad and mustard greens, and notes cooking should be quick with little water and salt added early.
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Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
He Started Something Madame Ritz Reflection
Madame Ritz, widow of the hotel man, recalls how a single turn changed her husband’s life. Born in Switzerland as a peasant, he herded cattle before leaving his hamlet for a hotel in Rigi. There, as a waiter, he began a journey from a mountain retreat to worldwide fame.
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Madame Ritz
Switzerland
Swiss Alps
Rigi
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Oyster Ground Application Dorchester County Dorchester Inlet
Application notice for a 3 acre oyster ground in Fishing Bay on the easterly side south of Island Creek entrance in Dorchester County waters. Fourth and final insertion appears June 4, 1942. Protest must be filed with the Dorchester Circuit Court Clerk within 30 days.
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Austin Dayton, Elliott
Fishing Bay
Island Creek
Dorchester County
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