Poultry Raisers of State Seek Farm Board Aid Formation of Carolina Poultry Exchange
Raleigh August 1 The Carolina Poultry Exchange a state wide cooperative marks a push to obtain Farm Board aid and unify 35 county poultry associations with nine county exchanges. Led by F W Risher the group aims to sell poultry eggs and buy feed in carload lots reduce duplication and expand state shipments from NC toward eastern markets with state college extension and agriculture departments backing county branch exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Poultry Exchange
State College
Beaming UV Trap Attracts Insects For Virginia Students
Entomology students at the University of Virginia study a six foot beacon that lures a variety of insect specimens to the bright rays, an experimental collection aid attracting specimens in their research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
How I coaxed him to eat with S S S tonic
A worried writer explains mealtime woes with a sickly husband. After trying many dishes, John refused to eat. A druggist suggests 8.S.S. The tonic brings rapid improvement in days. He plans more bottles and urges friends to try S S S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
S.S.S
Rich red blood builds sturdy health and charm
S S S is advertised as helping rebuild red blood cells and restore strength. The copy claims benefits for energy, appetite, sleep, and skin, with testimonials from users. It urges buying the larger size at drugstores and notes copyright by S S S Co in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Nature
U.S.S
S.3.s. Co
Preserving Ornamental Iron for Beauty and Use
Europeans have long used iron as both functional and decorative. Paint protects iron from dampness and rust, prolonging life and preventing staining of surrounding materials. Ironworks like lanterns balconies hinges grilles and hardware brighten exteriors with Gothic color highlights.
Eye strain linked to poor health and headaches
The article explains eye strain as a nerve strain from reading and poor illumination. It notes links to headaches, nausea in motion, and progression to nearsightedness, with risk factors including occupation and uncorrected refractive errors. It advises regular eye exams, especially after age 40, and proper use of glasses.
Bargain Day In Government Budget Watch
The piece argues for a formal government budget as essential for public control of spending. It cites Buck on making both ends meet and warns that without a budget cities fall into debt and graft occurs where money is spent. Taxpayers must monitor budgets to curb inefficiency and taxes. Watch for Tomorrow's Bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Buck
United States
Train Robbery Hero Debunks His Exploit
Pawhuska Oklahoma James De Roche once hailed as a hero for halting a 1898 train robbery explains the feat was accidental He kicked glass in the boiler head while fleeing the robbers and a cloud of steam helped repel the robbery De Roche was a fireman at the time now a policeman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Okla
James de Roche
de Roche
Youth Emulates Dad as Successful HurlER
Bell California reports 16 year old Jack Crandall following his father Otis Doc Crandall into pitching. With Bell high school this season he won six games, allowed 13 hits, one walk, and struck out 87. He fanned 27 batters in a single contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Cal
Jack Crandall
Otis
Doc
Crandall
Bell High
Young Crandall
Turkeys Raised in Confinement at State College Station
In defiance of natural habits 134 turkeys are raised in complete confinement at the Pennsylvania State College agricultural experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station
Dawes Upside Down Pipe Draws British Attention
British newspapers report Gen. Charles G. Dawes carries a pipe described as the "upside down" pipe, drawing media curiosity over its unusual design and possible meaning in his public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Charles G .Dawes
Belgium Surpasses Eight Million Population
Belgium now counts over eight million residents as its territory covers 11 372 square miles. The milestone reflects continued demographic growth within the European nation and underscores the steadiness of its urban and rural populations alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
First U S Census Begins 1790 An Era Counts Population
Aug 1 1790 marks the start of the first federal census detailing a population of 3 929 827 with six cities over 7 500. The law imposed sex and color distinctions for free people and an age threshold under 16 and over 16 for free white males to gauge military strength and representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Slavery Count Reduces House Representation
A historical note states that only three-fifths of enslaved people were counted for apportioning seats, shaping political power and constitutional framing.
Man O War Poses for Equine Art in Kentucky
Man O War the horse of the century will stay at Faraway farm in Lexington for weeks to pose for a New York sculptor and a Paris based painter. Ignac Konrad arrived from Paris to paint the famous thoroughbred on canvas 40 to 50 inches. Konrad’s works include Asteroide winner of the Grand Prix du Deauville 19327.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Faraway Farm
New York
F. G. R. Roth
Ignac Konrad
Paris
Konrad
Ralph Beaver Strauussburger
Asteroide
Germany weighs gas tax proposal amid energy concerns
Germany debates a gasoline tax amid energy affordability worries. Lawmakers discuss potential price impacts and revenue use while assessing climate and economic effects.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Board
Charte
Mildred Marshal
DR. Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
St. Vitus
Edward Jackson
Hart Drug Company
Postoffice
Howard P. Jones
Dad
Hurler
Germany
Gulf Service Station
Four Point
Gulf Supreme Motor Oil
Gulf Refining Co