The Editor as Storm Center in Public Life
A reflections on journalism as a tough business in which editors face criticism from all sides. The piece portrays the editor as a target during elections and public stress, accused of bias whether he supports or opposes, while his voice and motives are endlessly scrutinized by readers and rivals.
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Locust plague looms as cicadas emerge in staggered broods
The 7 and 17 year cicadas threaten crops across the southern plains and northern states with synchronized emergence. Officials note these periodical insects are cicadas not locusts, with the worst impacts in New England and the Mississippi Valley. Farmers are advised Bordeaux spray to protect young orchards while growers eye potential price shifts in future years.
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New York
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Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Llinois
Arkansas
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennnessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
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Erain
St Louis visitor urges local light plant plan
A Mr West from St Louis discussed installing a light plant and selling machinery. He suggested estimates were low and advised consulting an electrical expert before proceeding. The plant owner present endorsed the system claiming a small plant could be a gold mine if correct. The call was to hire an expert and move forward with lighting.
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