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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1936
Page
8
In Arizona a rancher showed a Bur bank spineless cactus praised for cattle fodder. Luther Burbank bred a new spine free cactus by crossing varieties, creating a plant that can reach eight to sixteen feet tall. The stems yield palatable livestock forage with high potential per acre.
A mixed summary of Luther Burbank's cross breeding experiments with blackberries and other fruits, alongside Marcellin Berthelot's contributions to chemistry and science education. It notes pollen transfer, grafting, and Burbank's impact on plant variety development, ending with a brief biographical nod to Burbank and a call for scrapbook biographical sections.
In Quincy Massachusetts a patrolman tried to calm a crying five year old by offering a nickel. The child refused after learning the officer had only a quarter. He insisted on the promised nickel and the officer paused traffic to make proper change.
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