Airplane to open ancient world wonder of Borobudur
An article describes Borobudur in central Java as the world’s greatest temple with 20,000 reliefs depicting Buddha’s life. Restoration by the Dutch and a proposed airplane mail and passenger service could bring mass access, transforming this largely unknown site into a major tourist landmark.
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Arampte
Juva Stants
Boro Furtur
Crntarien
Arthent
Acus
Francis Thkle
M Seretades
Wah
Coeph
Java
Buddha
Tekken
Jenighe
Valeente Debria
Ely Suimaford Reales
Pyramids
Malay Archipelago
Alfred Rusand Wallsre
Jira
Boro-Hudarag
Boro-Budur
Mew Anesthetic Developed
A refined ether modified with gases proves superior as an anesthetic. It eliminates pain without consciousness loss and minimizes post use nausea. This enables insensibility to pain for many operations previously not attempted, including dental and obstetrical procedures and wound care.
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Scientific American
The Useful Sunflower and the Forgiveness of Records
A court case in Glasgow addresses whether wiping the record of a divorce is possible. The judge rules that forgery or concealment cannot erase the original record, raising issues about divorce, forgiveness, and the permanence of official records.
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Glasgow
New York
Encouraging Editor Warning Youthful Poet Refuses
A fragmentary exchange shows an editor urging restraint as a young writer retracts a prior statement. The poet confesses writing in a moment of fretting and pledges not to repeat the mistake. The editor shakes his head, urging calm.
Raccoon Prefers Clean Water Before Meat Eaten
The column records Uncle El Curtis explaining that a raccoon avoids meat until washed in clean water. He notes a raccoon will search for a spring on the farm to rinse meat, removing surplus blood, an observation he finds fascinating. The text also mentions the year marking Lister’s antiseptic surgery’s semi centennial.
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el Curtis
Bank Controller Praises Financial Conditions
Washington report quotes Controller of the Currency Wilton Wil fat urging public to invest in Liberty bonds and hold savings. He says ranking conditions nationwide are fundamentally sound and inflation relates to commodity prices, with management and systems ready to meet contingencies.
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Washington
Tim
Bkelton
Wilfat
Timuking
United States
Williams
Fife
Readjustment After War Requires Individual Responsibility
Secretary of the Treasury David F. Houston told the Bond club that postwar readjustment is enormous but solvable if all citizens accept personal responsibility. He urged prudent use of resources and careful credit both at home and in extending economic effort to European nations.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
David F. Houston
Bond Club
Murdered magnate sparks arrest drama in Granddeck tale
In a tense prison voice, the narrator recounts Rufus Gaston's murder, the cloaked conspiracy around stolen pearls, a secret passage claim, and a ring of suspects led by Wick and a telephone girl. The case links to a sister crime below, with Barbara Readford's faith tested as trial draws near.
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Grandieck
Gorman
Thad
Old Rufus
Wick
Rufus
Rufus Gaston
Mlness
Henry Kent
Granddeck
Gaston
Munt
Lfe
Barbara Readford
Barbara
Miss Luton
Barbara T
Urbain
Moionaire Gaston
Miss Lutan
Stop Hessian fly losses by proper wheat sowing
Entomologists from the U S Department of Agriculture outline practical steps to prevent Hessian fly damage in wheat. Key measures include crop rotation, plowing infested stubble, destroying volunteer wheat, preparing fine seed beds, conserving soil moisture, using good seed, fertilizing, and sowing during the fy free period. Regional safe sowing dates are provided, noting variability by latitude and local conditions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Mississippi River
Bureau of Entomology
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
South Carolina
Kansas
Oklahoma
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
I Farmers
Selecting land for production of rice
United States Department of Agriculture notes rice yields peak on clay soils with adequate organic matter and drainage. Land should be level and easily drained to support irrigation and water supply considerations for productive rice cultivation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rice field shocks look like oats yet grow differently
The article explains that rice fields resemble oats or wheat from a distance, but cultivation differs entirely. It notes that a rooster is not needed to increase egg production, as hens lay more without a male. It stresses constant egg supply, good yields, and the importance of drainage, soil surface, and infertile eggs as advantages.
Rice Cultivation Edict Promotes Permanent Levees and Shocks
The directive prescribes pulverizing soil to two inches, forming broad permanent levees along contour lines to hold five inches of water, seeding fields to rice, and ensuring all areas are cultivated. Harvested grain should be placed in strong shocks capped to protect from sun and rain, with thrashing after at least two weeks in shocks.
Jean Thrips Nuisance Becomes Plant Menace Insects Hit Leaves
Small bean thrips are a growing nuisance capable of considerable plant damage if not controlled. Young thrips are transparent and minute, later turning yellow with red side spots. A spray of five to six ounces of Blackleaf 40 plus two pounds soap to 50 gallons water, applied thoroughly with an angle nozzle, targets the undersides to reach the pests.
Hay for Dairy Cows and Farm Maintenance Tips
Miller provides fair quality hay for dairy cows but not as desirable as clover or alfalfa. Sharpen plow points and keep barrow disks ground. A stone boat for hauling brush is useful farm equipment. Eggs from stolen nests should not be marketed due to unknown age. Fertile eggs withstand marketing conditions better than infertile ones. Make the most of your garden as prices trend upward.
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Doro-Budur
Joseph Lister
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Young Nelson
Nelson
Mr. Gaston
Daisy Lutan
Wreck
Miss Sutan
Maine
Barbara Bradford
McGregor
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