Proper Drainage Means Better Crops
An article argues that proper drainage boosts yields and profits. It outlines economic return, often paying for itself in one to five years, and lists benefits such as deeper soil beds, conserved topsoil, higher soil temperatures, earlier cultivation after rains, frost protection, lower costs, drought resilience, and higher farm values.
Sheep Become Popular With Midwest Farmers
Midwest farmers are adopting sheep for soil conservation and low labor. Successful Farming cites an excellent long term price outlook for native flocks compared with beef and dairy cattle. A small flock offers extra income and space efficiency with five ewes per acre carrying capacity. Five ewes cost 125 to 200 dollars and can yield about seven lambs worth around 170 dollars.
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Midwest
Successful
Carrie
Drench Bottle Adopt Rubber Hose Extension
A simple modification adds a rubber hose extension to a drench bottle to prevent neck injury and swallowing glass when treating a sick cow or horse. This practical tip reduces risk during administration and improves safety for the animal.
Delicious advance prep lightens busy breakfast mornings
Homemakers can cut prep time by planning ahead and using ready to serve items. Recipes include Chicken Scrapple with eggs, Pineapple Nut Coffee Cake, Creamed Chipped Beef, Broiled French Toast, and Egg Pancakes that store overnight.
American diets show gains since WWII era
Nutritionists report Americans as a whole eat 19 percent more meat poultry and fish 42 percent more eggs 11 percent more fruits and vegetables and 20 percent more dairy products excluding butter. Potatoes and grain products have declined by 24 and 17 percent respectively.
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U.S
War of the Worlds hoaxes spurred global radio scare anecdotes
The piece recalls how radio hoaxes about Martian invasions spread worldwide from 1938 onward. Thailand, France, Ecuador, Sweden and others faced public panic or mobilization before listeners learned the broadcasts were fiction, echoing the Orson Welles 1938 stunt.
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Washington, D.C
Thailand
Bangkok
Royal Air Force
U.S
Orson Welles
Wells
H. G. Wells
Mars
New Jersey
French National Radio
Atlantic
HCQRX
Quito
Ecuador
Richmond Girl Leaves Note Then Dies by Poison at Church
In Richmond a young woman identified as Margaret Bigood drank poison in a Catholic church after stirring a mixture. A note read Cause of death broken heart. Police found 45 cents in her purse. Miss Jane Browner witnessed the event. Autopsy planned by Dr G T Mann.
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Richmond
Margaret Bigood
G. T. Mann
City
Frances Hudson
Man
Miss Bigood
Jane Browner
Miss Bra
Mrs Heart Refuses To Spend $10,000 In Final Years
Oklahoma City woman once told readers she had a year to live and asked how to spend $10,000. Three years later she remains alive and plans to live frugally. She will not overexert herself or fritter away the money, choosing to pamper her heart instead.
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Oklahoma City
Heart
Tight Rope A Romance Of Masquerade And Mystery
Allison Burks presents a serialized tale in which Stella Moore masquerades as Dorinda LaCroix to protect an aged grandmother from Nazi peril. Dorinda’s death, unravelling deception, budding romance with Cleve Adams, and a deputy sheriff’s inquiry drive chapters of intrigue at Thorndyke residence.
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Stella Moore
Dorinda LaCroix
Dorinda
Paris
Uesome
LaCroix
Lana
Edward
Harriet
Fay Thorndyke
Cleve Adams
Hawley
Taylor
Thorndyke
Cleve
Calla
Dinner Interlude Reveals Family Strains and a Medical Visit
At dinner the tension centers on Lana and Aunt Lucy as Dr. Evans arrives to report a misinterpreted remark caused a shock. Harriet’s anxiety over Lana and Dorinda’s surprise hint at a hidden partnership for Lana’s happiness, while Fay and Edward navigate a delicate misunderstanding and a sedative outcome.
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Dorinda
Lucy
Lana
Harriet
Fay
Grandmother
Dr. Evans
Edward
Greer
Questioning Doctor on Mother's Mental State
In a tense exchange a man speaks to Dr. Evans about concerns over his mother's possible mental decline. His cautious phrasing and anxious posture underline family worry and the doctor’s careful response.
Doctor warns Mrs Thorn dyke, forbids shocks after shock
Dr. Evans deems Mrs. Thorn dyke frail and unstable to shocks and orders no visitors for several days. Edward and Dorinda react with distress as they shield Dorinda from the doctor and reflect on past experiences in Europe. Dorinda retires to her room in a tense, uncertain mood as the scene ends.
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Dorinda
Edward
Dr. Evans
Land Lubber Jeep Goes Amphibious At Last
The Jeep now doubles as a seagoing vehicle for amphibious landings. Ward M. Canaday says snorkel air tubes and waterproofing allow the army Jeep to run submerged in fresh or salt water with the driver’s head above water. Engine and electrical systems are waterproofed for quick deployment.
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Toledo,o
Ward M. Canaday
Jeep-makers
Canaday
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co.
The Examiner Printing Co offers high quality job printing services with precise typography and prompt turnaround for businesses and individuals. Trusted local printers showcase consistent results and reliable service across a range of marketing and personal print needs.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Birthday Parties Across Ages and Cultures
New Haven the Lintons Yale anthropologist Ralph Linton and his wife Adelin explore the origins of birthdays in The Love of Birthdays. They trace from ancient birth records and Greek honey cakes to German kinderfeste and candles, noting birthdays as meaningful yearly festivals tied to folklore and wishes.
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Cleopatra
Marc Anthony
Plutarch
Ralph Linton
Yale
Adelin
Germany
Lintons
Artemis
12 Years Without Water Woman Not a Bit Thirsty
BRAINARD Neb at the start of the 104th year Mrs Barbara Plisek says she feels fine and is not thirsty she has not had a drink of water since she was 91 Her daughter Mrs August Herms notes her diet is bread eggs and coffee She is bedfast with excellent memory and a strong voice born in Czecho Slovakia she came to the United States in 1894 after marrying Frank Plisek.
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Brainard, Neb
Barbara Plisek
August Herms
Czecho- Slovakia
Frank Plisek
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Compilation
A mixed crossword list offering across and down clues. Topics include film terms porridge meaning, geography terms like latitude and location of the Taj Mahal, animal and plant biology, various languages, and common vocabulary such as verbs, adjectives, and nouns.
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Israel
Siberian Gulf
Beverage
Dictionary Clues Span Narrow Range in Word Puzzle
Last week's puzzle lists clues such as a 0-28 and 34 with answers like raves 38 a ship s prison 40 macaw 42 little child 43 shrub jap 45 half an em and similar fragments.
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Raves
Macaw
Little Child
Shrub Jap
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