World Court adherence gains in Senate votes
News review recalls a Senate vote on Reed's resolution for investigating world court propaganda. It notes a 54 to 16 tilt toward inquiry, with supporters urging action to reveal funding sources, while opponents warn of delay and push for broader education on the World Court and League of Nations links.
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Notable Italian Princess Dies at 74 in Rome
Veen mother Margherita of Italy widow of King Humbert died Monday at Jurdighero aged seventy four. After elaborate funeral in Rome her body laid beside her husband. Also reports note two Chinese generals announcing retirements and Tun Chi ja’s move toward presidency. Americans follow the romance of John Mackay and Irving Berlin linked to Mrs Berlin’s social prominence.
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Alsike Clover Gains Favor In Grassland Mixes
Connecticut experiment station reports alsike clover withstands freezing and wet soils, produces finer hay but smaller second cut, and may persist for several years. Red clover offers drought tolerance and earlier maturity, aiding pastures. a red Alsike mix suits wet and dry conditions, with red’s rapid first cut benefiting early feeding.
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Apply Strawberry Mulch During Severe Weather
A Kansas State College extension expert stresses mulch as a key step for a bountiful strawberry crop next spring. Mulch slows blossoming, helps prevent spring frost injury, reduces weed growth, keeps fruit clean, and conserves soil moisture. plants withstand low temps, but bed exposure to hard freezes is advised before applying mulch.
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Feed and Care of Farm Horses During Winter
Winter feeding depends on each horse condition and workload. Do not cut grain or turn out to straw. feed hay twice daily with bran and middlings or ground oats as needed. Barn-fed horses may winter well on silo or be fed hay plus bran, oats, and sometimes ground oats. avoid silage for working or active horses.
Watch Closely Lambs to Be Fattened for Market
Westers lambs to be fattened for market require careful handling in the feed lot. A few days needed for acclimation, not immediate full feeding. Early grain can kill lambs. start with small concentrates while lambs adjust. Alfalfa hay aids fattening but initial diet should include safer prella hay or fodder in addition.
Watering Hens in Winter Keeps Egg Supply Strong
Fresh unfrozen water is essential for heavy egg production in winter. Provide water at least twice daily, thaw any ice, keep vessels clean, and raise the stand to reduce dust. Many ready watering devices include small lamps to prevent freezing, while homemade setups follow the same basic principle.
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Test of Spreaders for Sprays in Orchard Work
New York entomologists report spreaders for sprays do not increase kill efficiency for common mixtures. Casein improves lime sulfur and lead arsenate preparations. calcium undecylenate suggested to avoid reactions. Growers find casein spreaders beneficial with Bordeaux mix and lead arsenate under similar conditions.
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Storage Cellars Boost Potatoes for Penn State College
Use of two 10 000 bushel storage cellars by Pennsylvania State College yielded an average potato price rise from 1 25 to 2 24 per bushel. Five thousand bushels stored, with several carloads sold after price surge, allowing the college to recoup about half the cellar cost in a single season per horticultural head J W Fletcher.
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Winter farm sanitation and pest control note
The excerpt urges cleaning premises to control rats and pests and describes strategies for winter crop care. It mentions eradicating diseases, evaluating aridity for inoculation and legume production, sprouted oats as winter feed, and prompt manure application to land. The tone reflects agricultural guidance and practical seasonally focused advice.
Wisdom's Height True Wisdom and Worth
A reflective note quotes Humphreys on wisdom as knowing what is worth knowing and doing what is best. The fragment presents a didactic view on prudent action and knowledge.
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