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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1930
Page
8
The article warns that there is no cure for Blackhead, a liver affecting infectious disease in turkeys. Prevention is essential, with focus on isolated ground, cleaning, and avoiding contact with chickens and other poultry. Move brooders, rotate ground, use fresh pasture, and keep birds away from infected flocks to reduce risk.
Niagara power began with a 1725 sawmill on the New York bank near the rapids. Now it serves Syracuse and Windsor Ontario at 165 and 240 miles away. Treaties cap water diversion at 30 000 cfs on the Canadian side and 20 000 cfs on the U S side. Power supports electro chemical industries including aluminum ferro silicon carborundum artificial graphite liquid chlorine calcium carbide cyanamide and more.
A four year old girl named Margery describes her dog to her father's friend. She explains that the dog is mad and barks at a very bold visitor who comes to their house.
The University of Maryland schedules its thirteenth interscholastic track and field meet for May 3 at College Park with 13 open events and five closed to county high schools. Activities include a 1:30 p.m. interscholastic meet with Virginia, a 2 p.m. baseball game versus Catholic University, and a 4 p.m. lacrosse clash with St. John's. The program notes enhanced facilities, prizes, and an April 28 entry deadline. Army teams visit April 26 for baseball and lacrosse, plus a tennis match with Washington and Lee.
The article by T C Bridges reports that ultra high frequency sound waves can instantly kill animals by shattering blood corpuscles. It notes sound can extinguish fire, damage a wine brass, and may weaken buildings from organ vibrations in churches or cathedrals.
Hygela is described as the goddess of health, daughter of Aescula and Eptone, shown as a young woman offering a serpent a drink from a saucer with the serpent coiled around her arm. The Providence Journal notes severe lightning storms at Chilhowee ridge in the Great Smoky Mountains of eastern Tennessee.
Public sale of 25 acre parcel in Fifth Election District near Federalsburg with a one and a half story five room frame dwelling store filling station smokehouse barn and other outbuildings. Property north of Federalsburg on Denton State road offered with terms of half cash day of sale or all cash and title papers at purchaser expense. Assignee Wilbert L Merriken and auctioneer William E Andrew.
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