Crop erosion risk eyed by North Carolina official
Dr. R Winters of the North Carolina Experiment Station warns erosion has stripped topsoil from a 50 mile Piedmont area near Charlotte, destroying fertility and causing soil to clog streams and harm reservoirs. He notes vast abandoned land remains unprofitable even at moderate farm prices.
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How to Get Relief From Catarrh
This ad promotes Parmint a home remedy for catarrh including catarrhal deafness head noise and nasal distress. It claims a simple treatment with one ounce Parmint mixed in hot water and a tablespoon four times daily will ease breathing reduce head noises and drop mucus over time.
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Erosion Control Plan Aims At Piedmont Lands
Winters outlines a mitigation program costing 26 to 50 dollars per acre to reclaim eroded soil. He warns landowners bear initial losses but erosion harms all Piedmont citizens over time. Reclamation ideas include dome plantings to shield fields, forestry, and shifting to hay and forage crops with rotations to stop erosion.
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Police Dome and the Scene Swings to a Hotel
Sue and Jack flee to a hotel after a tense scene as detectives and reporters converge. Sue recalls past kidnappings involving Donald Payne and Sally’s hospital stay while the couple seeks safety away from home amid a haunting night of police inquiries and memories. A Paris note then reports French authorities removing 249 telephone poles near monuments as part of preservation efforts.
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Webster Re-elected to Congress in 1824 Vote
Daniel Webster was re-elected to Congress in 1824 with 4,990 votes out of 6,000 cast. The result confirms Webster's strong support and political standing in the district.
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