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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
3
Astronomers claim sun spots may affect the economy and disease activity. The text notes cycles about a thousand years, cites 1928 as a previous large group followed by a crash, and mentions reappearance amid hopes for a recovery but warns of potential radio and electrical troubles.
The article notes aurora activity lowering visibility, predicting cooler years ahead. It calls sunspots a sign of magnetic shifts and hints at extended quiet solar conditions influencing climate patterns.
Colorado potato crop losses reached 3.702 million dollars in 1952 due to the potato psyllid and potato flea beetle. Psyllid damage totaled 2.7 million dollars with outbreaks across Utah Wyoming Nebraska Arizona and New Mexico. Natural parasites may curb future numbers but exact control prospects remain uncertain.
Nassau Street in Manhattan changes from a narrow shopper’s lane to a lively noon market when Wall Street empties for lunch. Clerks and shoppers flood the sidewalks, pushcarts sell cigars at deep discounts, and noisy bargain hunting fills the block with staccato service and brisk competition.
Orchard growers often prune too aggressively in the first year after neglect. T J Tal bert of the Missouri College of Agriculture warns that excessive pruning can unbalance top and root systems and cause water sprouts, reducing fruit. Moderate pruning to thin small branches and open the canopy is advised. rarely remove limbs larger than 1½ inches unless necessary.
More than 85,000 farmers in England and Wales have registered as wheat growers under the new act. The first registrant in County Tyrone, Ireland, was a woman. A drive to enroll more farmers in Ireland and Wales is being considered.
Farm hints note 1932 profits from 920 4H club projects totaling 19153 in ten South Carolina counties. Sixty one former 4 H club members join the freshman class at State College of Washington. Seed users could gain by buying newer seed from growers. Modern machines could harvest the U S wheat crop with 4000 men. Nevada pig production drops 7000 to about 22000 in 1932. US pork follows a small decline. Maryland's first rabbit club has 17 members owning 150 animals. Canada confirms self sufficiency in essential fertilizer items per Dominion Seed Ottawa.
In Abyssinia Emperor Ras Tafari leads a vigorous drive to abolish slavery with an advisory aid from Frank De Halpert. A slavery department seeks to free captives, police frontiers, and bar new slave trade while 55 courts offer slaves a path to petition for freedom. about half a million slaves remain, with a 15 to 20 year goal.
A new device ensures no SOS is missed at sea by linking a sender to a receiver via a knob activated vibrator and a fast relay driven radio transmitter. The receiver uses a reed detector to pick up the 27 cycle signal and rings a bell despite interference.
Readers are urged to explore new games and stylish partyware from shops this fall. Highlights include Balaroo and Sc ram bles games, Yell It to the Judge, and Sorry, plus classic Backgammon and Club Parchesi. New decor and bright plaid gingham sets accompany tested recipes such as Manhattan Canapés Shrimps Mouquin Stuffed Pimola Entrée Pineapple and Cherry Salad Snowball Cakes Hawaiian Fudge and more.
Report discusses how 24 nations recognize the Russian government and various predicted outcomes. Some expect improved peace relations and boosted foreign trade while others warn of strict collection and competition in foreign markets. A senator foresees Russia becoming self supporting through exports like tractors and machinery. Mr Bulliet plans to reside in Russia as ambassador and is wished luck.
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