Cotton Hopper Infestation Threatens Cotton Belt Crops
The article details the cotton hopper complex spreading across the cotton belt from Texas to Georgia and South Carolina. It notes the insect’s lifecycle in stems, damage to squares, and weed-host breeding grounds, with control trials favoring superfine dusting sulphur at ten pounds per acre and follow up applications every four to five days until pest pressure subsides.
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Gulf Coast
Texas
Bureau of Entomology
Georgia
South Carolina
Cotton Belt
Cotton
Louisiana
South Texas
Tallulah Laboratory
Not a Chance Train Delay Gaffe and Chauffeur Warning
A brief scene shows a chauffeur warning a boss about missing a train, declaring job loss as the motive, reflecting workplace urgency and tension in a clipped exchange. No further context is provided.
Coat of Tan Promoted for Health Benefits by Doctor
Dr H O Sappington state health officer endorses sun exposure for health gains saying a gradual tan fights disease germs acts as a tonic and aids undernourished children and those with tuberculosis rickets and similar illnesses.
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H. O. Sappington
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