Raleigh News Advises Seed Oats From South Only
Raleigh August 30 The North Carolina Experiment Station plant breeder P H Kime warns against using feed oats as seed for winter crops. Tests show home grown improved seed yields far more than commercial feeding oats, with Appler and Fulghum the best Piedmont and Coastal Plain varieties. Also notes curb market earnings and tip for preserving cut flowers in wet sand.
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P. H. Kime
North Carolina Experiment Station
Kime
South
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State College
Piedmont
Coastal Plain
North Carolina
Scarlet fever causes and transmission explained in early 20th century capsule
A medical note outlines scarlet fever caused by specific streptococci, its toxin action, and distinctive rash. It notes human restriction of the organism, transmission via droplets and contaminated objects, milk as a vehicle, asymptomatic carriers, and introduces the Dick test and antitoxin treatment as early diagnostic and therapeutic tools.
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Schick
Must Choose Between Grass and Timber
Raleigh Aug 30 Fifty per cent of North Carolina farm timberland is used for timber and grazing. R W Graeber extension forester says 2 818 748 acres are pasture with 1 388 459 in woodland. Cattle graze woods for shade while harming seedlings. Graeber favors clearing enough land for pasture and leaving rest for timber. Demonstrations in Richmond county show wilt resistant cottons and cowpeas can grow on land previously unproductive.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
R. W. Graeber
State College
Graeber
Richmond County
About Your Health in Summer Nutrition and Safety
Summer changes food needs and infection risks. Eat cooked meats and fruit safely to avoid germs. drink mostly plain water. Keep leftovers cold, be wary of ice cream after salty snacks, and favor citrus fruits while reducing sweets this season.
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