Herald Announces Subscription Rate Increase in 1920
The Hayti Herald declares a forthcoming subscription raise effective October 1, 1920, citing higher newsprint, postal, and labor costs. Readers are urged to renew at old rates before the deadline, with renewals not accepted beyond one year at the old price.
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Solar cooker lets sun bake bread atop mountain
A Washington scientist at the Stott Fonlan institution unveils a solar cooker using a half cylinder of iron lined with mirrors. The device concentrates sun rays into a metal tube where oil circulates as it heats, powering a loop that feeds an oven to bake bread or roast meat without fuel.
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Stott Fonlan Institution
Washington, D. C
Sinithsonian Institution
CALLS FOR ABILITY IN JERUSALEM GOVERNOR STORRS
The governor of Jerusalem, Ronald Storrs, a Combrivice University graduate and son of the Rochester College dean, tests administrative nobility to steer unity in a city torn by Zionist and Arab division. He hosts biweekly meetings with French, Italians, British, Americans, rabbis, Zionists, and business leaders to foster a common citizenship and the motto unity and be friends. At thirty eight, he helped establish an independent Arab kingdom and leads the effort amidst ongoing conflict.
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Jerusalem
Pontius Pilate
Ronald Storrs
Combrivice University
Rochester College
Storrs
French President's Wife Contends With Swans at Elysee
Mme Deschunel objects to five white swans in the Elysee ponds arguing they disturb the president's household. The protocol chief notes a 60 year old clause requiring at least five swans, with the keeper responsible for feeding.
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French Republic
Mme. Deschunel
Elysee Palace
Mme
Deschunel
Miss Gwendoline Farrar Keeps Secret For Months
Miss Gwendoline Farrar daughter of Sir George Farrar the millionaire has concealed her identity for more than a year while appearing on the London stage. Her true identity was only recently uncovered by accident amid speculation about her fortune and background.
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Gwendoline Farrar
George Farrar
Farm Bureau urges members to recruit missing farmers in county
The Pemiscot County Farm Bureau requests participation from farmers not yet solicited due to bad roads. A pledge form is published for new members, with annual payments to support Pemiscot County Farm Bureau News. The piece also praises boys and girls clubs and urges broader joinership to boost farming profits and home life.
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Farm Bureau
Pemiscot County Farm Bureau
Missouri Federation
Pemiscot County Farm Bureau News
Poultry Breeders Plan Certified Flocks in Johnson County
Ten poultry breeders in Johnson County undertake to raise poultry by the certified flock method. A certified flock is led by a male from a hen with a 200 eggs or better record, with all low producing hens culled by experts, and no standard disqualifications. Certified males receive a leg band and are placed in farm flocks to boost egg production. If county growers are interested, additional certified flocks may develop.
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Johnson County
Chinch Bugs and Grasshoppers Hit County Corn
The chinch bugs and grasshoppers damaged St Charles County crops with late corn and dry weather worsening prospects. A poison bran mash controlled grasshoppers while a tar dust barrier fought chinch bugs, but several hundred acres of corn remain threatened by the pest.
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St. Charles County
Canning Powders Warned Against In Home Canning
The USDA warns against using any canning powder or preserving powder bought from druggists for home canning. Boric and salicylic acids sold under fancy names encourage careless work and can harm digestion and health. Proper heat processing can safely preserve fruits and vegetables without these powders.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rubber Rings For Safe Canning This Season
The canning season is here and we do not want to lose any of our fruit or vegetables after going to the trouble to can them. One of the greatest sources of trouble is in the rubber ring used. Here are a few things that it is well to remember in selecting your rubber.
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EB. T. Meredith
Agri
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Department of Agriculture
Caesar
Tenth Legion
Napoleon
Old Guard
Seed Treatment Controls Oats Smut in Adair County
Seed treatment to control oats smut proves effective in Porter district. Forty acres rented between two men. one treated seed oats and shows no smut, while the other left untreated loses ten percent of the crop to smut.
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Porter
Adair County
Test rubbers for canning elasticity and fit
Use new rubbers for all canning except pickles jellies or preserves. Test elasticity by pulling with both hands. a good rubber stretches and returns to size. Color or thickness do not indicate value. In cool weather double between fingers to check for creases. Ensure rubber fits jar closely and sterilize rubbers with jars and lids. sterilization is essential for success.
For Sale: Thoroughbred Du Roc Jersey Bow and Six Pigs
A for sale notice from Commercial Hotel offering a thoroughbred Du Roc Jersey Bow and six pigs. Also offers pigs at half price. The seller cites rooting potatoes as the motive for selling and lists the Commercial Hotel as the location or venue. 45
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