Culling of Low Producing Cows Urged in Dairy Outlook
Washington reports urge stricter culling to curb over expansion as drought and weak markets linger. The dairy outlook says 10 percent of butterfat comes from drought areas, cows and heifers rise overall, and farmers save more heifers while aged cows are shed. Prices may rise modestly in fall before season drop.
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Washington
Dairy Outlook
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Corn
Heat Inspires Farmer to Hatch Six Baby Chicks
Johnson City Illinois reports a farmer, John Hobbs, observed six motherless baby chicks hatch from eggs after placing them in a shed to keep cool. The hatch occurred three days after the eggs were set, amid intense heat.
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Johnson City
Ill
John Hobbs
Hobbs
Musical Echos And Plans Of North Carolina Music Clubs
Mrs. Frank S. Smith heads a state board meeting for September 26 at 11 am in Charlotte hosted by the Women’s club with luncheon by the Charlotte Music club and Treble Clef club. District meetings follow in Fayetteville Thomasville Hickory Fre mont Waynesville and more with prizes for districts. national junior bulletin and Interlochen trip noted. appointments and new posts announced including Ella Lord Gilbert as Campbell College dean and Mrs John G Carrier as American music chairman.
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Frank S. Smith
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
State Board of Directors
Charlotte
Women’s Club
Charlotte Music Club
Treble Clef Club
Smith
Capital District
H."m. McAllister
Fayetteville
Piedmont District
E .M. Spivey
Thomasville
Spivey
J. C. Loyd
A. W. Honeycutt
Cora Cox Lucas
J. Norman Wills
Greensboro
Horace Sebring
Winston-Salem
Capital
Maude Dunn
Earle Davis
Herbert Cagle
Piedmont
Katherine Coggins
Music Club of
Marion
George B. McCall
Annie Miller Press
L. B. Croone
T. H. Henderson
Elsie House
North Carolina
Grigsby-Grunow Company of
Chicago
United States
Canada
Maddy
Percy Granger
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Frederick Stock
John Erskine
Howard Hansen
John Philip Sousa
Lamar
Stringfield
Cripple Creek
John G. Carrier
Hickory
Dallas
N. C
American Music
Ella Lord Gilbert
New Hampshire
Campbell College
Buie's Creek
Gilbert
Women’s Club of
Murphy
Carolina
William A. Harper
North Carolina Federation of Music
State Bulletin
Ridgecrest
Harper
Assembly Hall
San Francisco
Helen Harrison Mills
Helen Knox Spain
Atlanta
South Atlantic
Improvement In Employment Seen
RALEIGH September 24. The federal employment bulletin reviewing North Carolina conditions during the last month notes general improvement. Highway construction, building and outdoor work offered employment to many skilled and unskilled men with a fair demand for farm help in certain localities and adequate supply available.
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Raleigh
Federal Industrial Employment Information Bulletin
North Carolina
Gossip Mask Punishment in Mulhouse History
In Mulhouse, France, a centuries old gossip punishment required the offender to wear a 25 pound stone mask while walking the streets, a public shaming ritual reflecting harsh social penalties of the era.
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Mulhouse
France
Two Reasons for Big Enrollment
The Enterprise Bureau reports unusually heavy enrollments across state public schools and higher education due to two main causes. Job scarcity pushes students to continue schooling, while awareness of the value of education and specialized training encourages parents and youths to pursue college despite hardships.
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Allen
State College
T. E. Browne
Department of Education
Proof Of Popularity In Model Airplanes
Proof of aviation popularity appears in U S model airplane business with over 2 000 companies listed last year and thousands of aircraft produced as makers meet steady demand.
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Washington
United States
Model Airplanes Meet Demand For Rubber Band Craft
The rubber band powered model airplane movement aims to supply curious children with kits and plans. The nation’s model air plane industry now represents an investment exceeding four million dollars, reflecting growing interest and production.
Parachute System for Plane Demonstrated by Dentist
In Oakland California Dr J T Parr a local dentist designs a parachute released by a lever from the upper wing trap door. The parachute slows the plane and pilot to a gentle landing at about 15 miles an hour.
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Oakland
Cal
J. T. Parr
Angel Hands in Stained Glass Across the World
Barbara Glasby’s hands, regarded by her sculptor father as angelic, serve as models for his stained glass designs. Her hands appear in church windows worldwide, marking a unique artistic collaboration and public presence.
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London
Barbara Glasby
Seculpturer
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Okla
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National Legion
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Birmingham
Ala
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Mobile
Crescent Limited
Ask Ticket Agents
Q. C. Hamilton
KC Owner
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