State of Franklin and Nolichucky Jack’s turbulent frontier tale
The article recounts the brief, contested existence of the State of Franklin from 1784 to 1788. It details John Sevier’s leadership, North Carolina’s parallel claim, and the 1784 Jonesborough conventions. It notes the failed constitution proposal, dual governance chaos, and eventual dissolution and Sevier’s later political rehabilitation.
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Potato Storage Tips From New York Expert
Prof Ora Smith explains that proper ventilation and temperature control are vital for storing potatoes. He notes New York growers lose more from high temperatures than freezing and recommends 86 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit for best storage, with careful venting to prevent moisture buildup and spoilage.
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New York State College of Agriculture
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Silage Prized as Winter Feed for the Lamb Flock
W G Kammilade of the University of Illinois cautions that high feed costs will press profits in winter lamb feeding. He urges using silage as the main roughage with protein supplements and minerals, noting rapid gain and efficient feed use as key to profitability.
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W. G. Kammilade
Eheep Husbandry
College of Agriculture, University of Ihnois
Morning glory blamed for aiding sweet potato weevil
Field notes warn that wild morning glory, though attractive, harbors the weevil that attacks sweet potatoes. To curb damage, farmers must thoroughly clean fields after harvest and remove morning glories to deprive the pest of a host between growing sections.
United States Eyes Asiatic Grass Expedition
The USDA plans an Asiatic expedition to the Gobi region to study desert grasses and obtain specimens for experiments to rehabilitate the depleted western United States range lands. The aim is to learn if grasses of the same species can endure central Asian droughts and be introduced to improve range conditions.
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Agricultural Notes Report Generates Mixed Global Outlook
Sweden reports crops generally excellent this year while Brazil grows nearly 300000 tons of cotton. Unchilled meats must be canned or cooked promptly after slaughter. Silage practices use midwinter stover and water weight to balance fodder. Potatoes require cleaning to prevent sprouting and rot during winter storage.
To Make Cut Flowers Last
Cut flowers with long stems require a sharp knife cut at an angle and immediate placement in cold water. Keep them in a cool room overnight, then list longer. daily, trim a small stem section for continued longevity.
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Public Ledger, Inc
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Shaving Suffering and Empathy in Dr Hugh Black’s View
The quote attributed to Dr. Hugh Black discusses vicarious suffering as an inherent life fact. It argues that caring for others’ deep troubles entails bearing their infirmities and sins, framing empathy as a burdensome duty inseparable from love.
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Church Membership Slips Below Half of Nation
A Pew survey notes that fewer than 50 percent of the United States population, about 129 million people, identify as church members. The finding highlights a secular shift and varying religious engagement across regions.
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