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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1936
Page
7
County agent James L. Copeman says calves and lambs grow fastest on pastures with high protein and mineral content. He notes bluegrass and white clover boost growth, while broomsedge and weeds reduce it. Lime and super phosphate on poor pastures can raise bluegrass and clover to 50 percent or more, doubling feed production and improving nutrient value.
The listing presents evening and late night programs across NBC CBS and regional outlets like KMOX WCPO WGN WLW WAVE and WJZ detailing hosts bands orchestras comedians and programs from 6:00 P M to midnight including Amos n Andy Jim Mattern diaries and various variety acts, with musical ensembles and dance numbers highlighted.
Susan Elizabeth Mott, three months old, is named heiress to millions. Her father, Charles Stewart Mott of Flint, Michigan, and Detroit, is vice president of General Motors. Her mother is Ruth Rawlings, a socialite from El Paso, Texas, where the baby was born.
Farmers in Taylor county can boost cattle and sheep production by improving pasture. Enhanced forage provides more protein and minerals, allowing more animals per acre and faster growth. Calves and lambs will reach heavier weights, become fatter, grade higher, and fetch higher market prices. This program promises tangible gains for local producers.
The county agent says farmers can apply liming and superphosphate under the Agricultural Conservation program and receive payments to cover much of the cash outlay. He offers assistance to determine options for individual farms.
A list of thirty seven Pruntytown School pupils earned high marks in the fifth six weeks, placing them on the honor roll. Principal Ronald Knotts announced the group includes Martha Rector Ellen Wiseman Amoretta Desist Georgia DeMoss Mildred Sinsel Virginia Debendarfer Charles Miller Joe Boyd Robert Wyckoff Bobby Tucker Anna Zorick Velma Triplett Doris Dunham Melton Mason Ira Bell Ellen Yates Billy Knotts Mary Tucker Lyntte Baker Junior Wilson Robert Wilson Elaine Knotts Dorothea Camp Ruth Currey Martha Mahaffey Billy Byers Joe Talago Austin Hatch Junior Yates Ida Laren Mary Maxine Lambert Cecelia Debendarfer Louella Daugherty Claude Caseell Marjorie Miller Harold Tucker and Raymond Matthews.
Anno Shirley comments on flavoring fudge with peanut butter as an alternative to nuts. The remark highlights taste preferences and culinary experimentation in home preservation ideas.
Three observances merged in Grafton on Sunday May 10 at St Augustine Catholic Church for first Holy Communions. A large parish crowd watched seven boys and eight girls receive communion as mothers were honored in a May procession led by Rev M J Hannon and a sermon by Rev Charles Carroll.
Ruth Hamm alias Ruth Robinson, linked with gang leader Alvin Karpis, has been freed after federal investigators found no charges against her. Hamm, born in Frederick Oklahoma and formerly of Tulsa, Oklahoma, was connected to Karpis during his arrest in New Orleans.
Dr Rivers describes three nasal sprays that may block poliomyelitis virus entry through the olfactory nerve from the nasal mucous membranes. Tannic acid protected horses against encephalomyelitis, sodium alum protected mice against certain encephalitis, and alum protected monkeys against infantile paralysis. recently a dilute picric acid solution has replaced alum in trials.
A continuation from page one outlines a new method to prevent the paralysis virus from entering living bodies. The text notes experimental steps, potential mechanisms, and early considerations for safety and efficacy as researchers pursue a viable protective approach.
A Fal Virginia matron Gertrude tells how constipation and stomach trouble ruined her complexion and energy. After using World’s Tonic for stomach problems and laxative relief, her skin brightened, headaches ceased, and she regained her former beauty and vigor. She praises the tonic sold by Union Co Red Cross Pharmacy and local druggists.
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