Lads in War Training at Clem son College Camp
Clemson, June 25. Cadets from the southern states gather for the annual summer training at Clemson College and Fort McClellan Alabama. About 1,300 cadets use regulation rifles, machine guns, mortars and automatic rifles in night maneuvers and sham battles. The program stresses simulated combat conditions with 400,000 rounds expected. fitness tests include rope climbs and various athletic tasks under army supervision. Col Herbert Pool commands the camp with 86 officers and medical staff on hand.
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Titanosaurus Dinosaur From The Cretaceous Era
A medieval style note describes Titanosaurus as a moderately sized dinosaur that lived on plant life during the late Cretaceous Period near the end of the Age of Reptiles.
Oyster farming growth in Prince Edward Island hits new high
In 1939 Prince Edward Island reported 394 oyster farms active, up from 26 six years earlier. Production reached 4300 barrels of oysters as the industry expanded across the Canadian province.
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Prince Edward Island
Canadian Province
State REA officials upbeat despite sloppy cooperative files
Raleigh June 23 Officials of the Rural Electrification Authority say they are on friendly terms with the federal REA unit yet frustrated by messy applications. Only Sanford’s last week was in proper form. others were returned for revision or notarization errors. Attorneys for cooperatives faced repeated redrafting as delays fueled complaints of being held up.
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Farmer Sets Egg Price Contrast At County Office
A state officer visited Ons low County and asked a farmer if Camp Davis and the marine base raised living costs. The farmer replied that prices depend on familiarity, noting a dozen eggs cost 24 cents to a known farmer but 56 cents to an unfamiliar one.
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Local political reshuffle and retirements discussed
Mrs. J B Spillman will become U C C vice chairman on June 30 and take over a role previously held by May Oliver. Charlie Powell may exit to a Washington post as U C C chairman ends. Grayson Efird hints at purchases and contracts for J Benton Stacy. Dick Mc Laughlin’s job loss is debated amid a motor vehicle division scare and a domestic incident. Retirement Commission sent voluminous forms to department heads. Oscar Pitts active in Raleigh lobbying. Attorney General Harry McMullan on vacation. Raleigh Jaycees seek action over civil service row. State employees enjoy Glorious Fourth holiday. Budget Dept sets vacation on the 5th. Wofford Humphreys processes 2,500 superior court calendars for 1941-42.
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Fire Chief Seeks 150 Volunteers in Wilmington
Fire Chief J L Croom called for 150 volunteer firemen to help the Wilmington department amid defense activity concerns. He warned a serious situation could arise at any time in connection with defense duties.
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Homes of wild canaries found in two remote places
The article notes that wild canaries exist only in two locations on earth the Canary Islands in the Atlantic and the Midway Islands in the Pacific.
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Pacific
Pinto Bean Week Urges 100 Pounds of Pinto Beans
The New Mexico state legislature calls on members to eat at least 100 pounds of New Mexico grown pinto beans during the week of February 2 to February 9, 1935.
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New Mexico
Vintage School Kitchen Recipes Try Beef Ring and Desserts
A collection of classroom kitchen recipes including a beef ring with carrot filling baked in a ring mold, a graham cracker nut cake with sour cream filling, honey brownies with chocolate and honey, custard tarts with currant jelly, and various cookies and doughnut instructions. Includes directions, measurements, and oven temperatures for each recipe.
Fruit Tartlets Glazed Recipe Fragment
A fragment of a recipe lists ingredients for fruit tartlets including scalded milk sugar salt flour and an unclear quantity ending with a stray numeral. The snippet lacks instructions or complete measurements to execute the dish.
Creamy walnut cake filling from eggs and sour cream
Beat yolks with sugar and flour then fold in sour cream and cook in double boiler until smooth. Add walnuts vanilla and salt just before use. Spread on cooled cake, cut into squares, and serve with whipped cream.
Sherman big tree in Sequoia Park measured volume
Engineers estimate the Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park California holds about 600120 beard feet in volume based on measurements.
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Sequoia National Park
California
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow. It claims two pints of bile should pour into the bowels daily to prevent decay, gas, and malaise and urges readers to buy packets priced at 10¢ and 25¢ with the directive to take as directed.
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