Warm weathers fine for farmers
Raleigh June 21. Farm crop experts say hot weather benefits crops after a cool spell with too much rain. Cotton and tobacco should grow rapidly if heat continues with occasional showers. Corn and small grains are in excellent condition, fruit and truck crops developing, peaches maturing faster. Farmers, though hot, are pleased as prospects brighten for good crops.
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Moses Paved Way to Farm Plane Talk
In Kansas City after the Republican national convention, Senator George Moses of New Hampshire presided as chair during farm relief debates. An anecdote recalls E. C. Smith of Illinois attempting to present a minority farm plank, but Moses abruptly ruled, giving Smith 30 minutes and then ordering him to the stand.
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French Army 137th Infantry's Bayonet Ridge Heroic Unit
The 137th Infantry known as the Trench of Bayonets may be disbanded under a France army reorganization. At Verdun in 1916 Lieutenant Pollmann led men who refused to abandon their post at Thiaumont, dying buried alive with bayonets showing as a grave reminder.
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Cardus noted to aid health and strength for Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Noble J. Hayes of Waterloo South Carolina reports remarkable improvement after a few weeks on Cardus. She gained twenty pounds, regained energy, sleep, and appetite, and now praises Cardui as an excellent tonic recommended to friends. Cardui has been used for over fifty years and is sold at drug stores.
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