Cardinals look to rebound after rough start in 1947 season
The article details the St. Louis Cardinals' turbulent start led by Eddie Dyer. Musial Pollet and Dickson faced health and form issues while key players like Slaughter Kurowski and Moore remain aging yet valuable. Dyer expects improvement with Munger Hearn Garagiola Rice and added support. concerns persist about infield and pitching depth as Dodgers Braves loom. It also surveys historic heavyweight boxing rivalries noting Dempsey Jeffries and Louis Schmeling bouts and the endurance of punchers versus boxers.
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Bob Hannegan
St. Louis
Cardinal
Eddie Dyer
Stan Musial
Howie Pollett
Murry Dickson
Musial
Pollet
Dickson
Schoendienst
Terry Moore
Cardinals
Dodgers
Marion
Whitey Kurowski
Red Munger
Dyer
Munger
Jim Hearn
Georgia Tech
Joe Garagiola
del Rice
Braves
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
New York
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Corbett
Jeffries
Sullivan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Jack Johnson
Reno
Johnson
Willard
Havana
Dempsey
Toledo
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
Tiger Flowers
Greb
Gibbons
Tunney
Jack
Tommy Farr
Godoy
Bob Pastor
Joe
Max Schmeling
Louis
Deck Dempsey
Internal Parasites Cut Wool Yield Year Round Control Plan Urged
Michigan State College urges sheep owners to treat flocks with phenothiazine to maintain condition and boost wool growth. The program uses drench pellets or salt mixes, with year round, fall, and spring treatments and continual pasture dosing to control parasites.
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Michigan State College
Soil nitrogen from lime and clover boosts corn yields
University of Illinois agronomists report at Dixon soil field that lime and green manuring with sweet clover increase nitrogen and organic matter. Four year average yields rise from 57 bushels per acre with no clover to 84 or 88 bushels with full residue return.
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Dixon Soil Experiment Field
University of Illinois Agronomists
High Milk Producers Required for Profit
The size of the milk wells indicates the milk vein capacity. A diagram from Clemson Agricultural College outlines udder structure, noting that forked vein ends can yield two to three wells on each side. A good mammary system shows a large udder growing in length and width, not depth, extending up behind and forward.
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Clemson Agricultural College
New Seed Disinfectant Suggested for Cotton
Ceres an M seed disinfectant is recommended against seed-borne and soil-borne cotton diseases including seed-borne anthracnose angular leafspot seed decay and seedling damping-off. Active ingredient ethyl mercury p-toluene sulfonanilide tested by colleges as No 1452-F over several years.
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Ceres
Bib apron pattern for juniors in bold ric rac trim
Pattern No 8108 provides a practical bib apron for juniors in sizes 32 through 46. Uses one yard of 35 inch fabric with 0.344 yards of trimming and features a handy pocket and edge piping.
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Fashion
Cleaning tips for home and travel items
The text offers practical household guidance. It suggests using a vacuum cleaner to clean car cushions and luggage interiors, making baby booties from a felt hat with rolled edges, and decorative edge finishing. It also warns to remove dust from handbags and luggage with the vacuum nozzle and to return soap to the dish promptly after use.
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