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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1947
Page
1
A lively explainer highlights surprising ties among presidents and invites readers to explore the human side of governance beyond textbooks. It notes relationships between leaders and hints at hidden connections within the federal system.
Grandma Speakin urges readers not to worry about others thoughts while promoting Nu Maid Margarine as table grade, claiming it tastes good by itself. The ad notes contributions to a Hig contributor program and lists Cincinnati 2, Ohio as the address for submissions.
An elderly couple aboard a calm river voyage recalls early life and a 35 year marriage. Bentham shares a playful chat with a stranger named Arthur while his wife naps, reflecting on youth, a simple wedding, and humble beginnings.
A man recalls his wife Ellen and their life together after finally planning a honeymoon cruise to Nassau Jamaica and Cuba. He notes how earning a long overdue bonus, climbing to head bookkeeper, and a 35 year company milestone shaped their family with kids named Kit Roger Cynthia Anthony and Judy. The couple's late honeymoon becomes a joyful turning point.
A new product bar sprout uses methyl ester of naphthalene acetic acid as a dust applied to potatoes and certain root crops. Treated potatoes stay firm and farm-fresh, resisting sprouting and reducing sugar formation at room temperature, with five years of tests showing no harmful effects.
Glenn H. Campbell presents a drawn history linking Clan Campbell to Scottish affairs. The narrative traces Camp bells roles in crises including Mary Queen of Scots and shows careful research from Scotland and Cleveland sources. The book appeals to Campbells and Scots descent readers alike.
The text outlines the core ideals behind U S national parks created by Congress. It defines parks as areas of national significance preserved in unimpaired condition and dedicated to public use and inspiration. It cites Yellowstone as the first park and notes protections against injury to natural resources.
The Percheron horse originated in La Verche near Normandy, France and was imported to the United States in 1839. It quickly gained popularity and remains the most widely used draft breed in America. The Percheron is unusually active yet calm in work.
Michigan State College engineers design a light weight sprayer for applying 2 4 D to lawns pastures cornfields and garden patches. The apparatus mounts on a cultivator and uses an eighth inch pipe spray boom with a rubber hose connection and an automobile gasoline filter to keep nozzles clear.
Hot weather brings poultry management problems farmers advised to maintain high egg production with plentiful feed and water. Keep flocks shaded with ample shade and use good pastures to reduce feed costs while pullets grow quickly.
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