Merchants of the Seas Aboard the Empire State Training Ship
U S Empire State hosts cadets from four naval merchant marine academies in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston and California City. Cadets study navigation and engineering aboard the ship and its Annex, with summer cruises planned to European ports and the Atlantic. Captain L B Green leads the training ship with a staff including an engineer, while cadets train in drill, discipline and maritime duties aboard the yard and aboard the vessel.
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United States
Seven Seas
Uncle Sam
New York State Merchant Marine Academy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
U. Ss
Pennsylvania Nautical School
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Massachusetts Nautical School
Boston
U. S
Nantucket
Pacific Coast
California Nautical School
California City
San Francisco Bay
California State
Hfe
U. S. S. Empire State
United States Marine
L. B. Green
United States Naval Academy
Navy Yard
Captain Green
Green
Merchant Marine Academy
U. S. U S. Empire State
Aship
Naval Reserve
New York Merchant Marine Academy
Iife
Atlantic
Mediterranean
U.S
Empire State
Sudan grass proves an economical July pasture in Ohio
Ohio researchers report Sudan grass, native to tropical Africa, grows well in hot July and August, supplying pasture when bluegrass lags. Trials show five acres fed 23 cows for 63 days during 1930 drought. seeding should occur one to two weeks after corn planting, with June sowing and 20 to 25 pounds per acre plus fertilizer guidelines.
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My RD. Lewis
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
NU Service
Africa
Ohio
Hamilton County Experiment Farm
Ferrous Sulphate Cure For Anemic Pigs T: Ferrous Sulphate Cure For Anemic Pigs
John P Willman of the New York state college of agriculture reports a ferrous sulphate drench weekly prevents anemia in confined sucking pigs. The illness strikes two to four week old pigs. affected animals grow weak with pale skin and limp flesh. Cornell tests show one third of a teaspoonful weekly suffices to prevent the disease.
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John P. Willman
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University Experiment Station
Money in Raising Colts Brings Hope for Farmers
DB T Robbins, stock extension specialist at University of Illinois, says money is on farmers side as fees stay cheap for feed. He notes horse numbers decline for years, with only about 80 000 colts under one year old in Illinois and Shelby county example shows four colts per 100 horses in a parasite control project. Robbins urges raising more colts to counter steady animal loss.
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DB. T. Robbins
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Shelby County
Robbins
Purple stained Turkestan alfalfa gains value in Mississippi valley
An Indiana Farmer note states Turkestan alfalfa is of agricultural value in the west central Mississippi valley and Intermountain regions due to bacterial wilt resistance. The federal seed act requires staining. this year it will be stained purple while previously it was deemed unadapted and imported seed stained red at 10 percent.
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Mississippi Valley
Intermountain
United States
Indiana
Wheat crop to fill Chile needs this year says Farm Hunts
Farm Hunts Chile projects its current wheat harvest will meet the country’s needs until next year’s crop. Albany county New York tops state farm bureau enrollment with 1 238 members for 1933. Michigan landowners transfer over 2 000 000 acres to the state due to delinquent taxes. In northern Ohio about 10 percent of peach buds survived February’s deep freeze. An auction in Red Wing Minnesota saw an eight year old horse sell for 150 dollars and another eight year old Redan go for 25 dollars.
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Chile
Ohio
Red Wing
Minn
Redan
Doing What Is Best For Others Requires Careful Balance
The piece argues that true kindness must be beneficial and not purely self serving. It warns that excessive indulgence breeds selfishness, while harsh or misplaced sacrifice harms recipients. Parents must temper wishes to aid children without stifling nobility or provoking rebellion.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Unforgivable Salt Shaker Empty Dilemma
A humorous sketch notes a household rule where every negligence is forgivable except an empty salt shaker. The playful point centers on domestic irritation and petty standards.
Cuticura Heals Child's Eczema Says Texas Mother
Mrs J K Thompson of Energy Texas reports severe eczema on her child spreading from scalp to neck and back. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and saw improvement after two cakes and two boxes. Cuticura prices listed 2c 25c 50c. Proprietors Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Malden MA.
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J. K. Thompson
Energy
Texas
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Safe Way to Take Off Fat and Keep It Off
Miss Ruth Milner of Des Moines Iowa claims Kruschen Salts reduces fat and maintains the loss. She drinks half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and says it improves health vigor and beauty while stopping constipation gas and acidity. A four week supply is inexpensive with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Ruth Milner
Des Moines
Iowa
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Elmo Scott Watson
America
Great Britain
Colosseum
Rome
Albany County
N. Y
State County
Michigan
Cuthura
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