Erosion Tied to Plant-Food Loss in Farmlands
USDA linked erosion in cultivated and abandoned fields and overgrazed ranges to a loss of 24 billion tons of soil annually. Plant nutrients like phosphorous, potash, and nitrogen are worth over two billion dollars in fertilizers, with tangible farmer losses around $200,000 yearly. Sustained soil loss threatens productivity and long-term soil building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Arkansas
J. W. Sargent
Consway
Beware Coughs From Common Colds That Hang On
Public health advertisement touts Creomulsion as fast relief for lingering coughs and chest colds. It claims the remedy targets the seat of trouble, soothes inflamed membranes, and loosens germ laden phlegm. It guarantees refunds if not satisfied from the first dose.
Lipstick Use Study Reveals Four Barns Coverage
A university test indicates that Dorothy and fellow UW coeds apply lipstick to cover about 1.68 square feet per instance. The chart shows an average area of .83 for each dip and repeated painting processes reach 9.68 units annually per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bee
University of Wisconsin
Erosion Control Effort Aids Farmers With Vegetation and Structures
Cooperators with the Soil Conservation Service, aided by specialists, protect farms using vegetative cover and mechanical structures. These measures hold soil and manage rainwater so water percolates into the soil, benefiting farm operations rather than harming them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Hauptmann Nears Execution in Lindbergh Case
Hopewell residents, still grieving the Lindbergh infant tragedy, largely believe Hauptmann is the killer. Police officials note fear of Hauptmann’s ties to the community and debate whether any accomplices remain, while some warn against deflecting blame.
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Councel
Thomas W.) Trenchard
Hauptmann
Flemington
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Sourland Mountain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Joe Humphreys Master of crowd control in boxing arenas
Joe Humphreys the Beaut used calm voice and sharp wit to quell riots and steady crowds at boxing events. He interceded at Benny Leonard Frankie Conroy contest in 1916 stopping violence with a quiet command. He lent decorum between promoters, fighters, and officials, introducing rematches and preserving the show.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Joseph Edward Humphreys
Joe
Ean
Humphreys
Benny Leonard
Frankie Comfrey
Lenox A. C
Leonard
Mick
Joe Humphreys
Humphheys
Confrey
Arthur Petkey
Sailor White
Old Garden
Toad
Tong
Pelkey
White
Bronx
Oly
Barren Islland
Montreal
Cacl Tremaine
Sport
Canada
Quebec
Diana
Temple of
Fistana
Dana
Escape Memphis at TOL post flight report
Last communication placed the Douglass twin-engine plane from New York on a transcontinental route near Memphis at 7 18. The aircraft then disappeared with weather and navigation issues cited as interference. Crew included veteran Jerry Marshall and relief pilot Sean Frevland. search and weather conditions described in the Memphis air traffic report.
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Memphis
Tol Post
Little Auick
Waas
Ed Hurlbert
American Airlines
Hurlbert
New York
Jerry Marshall
Centary
Sean Frevtand
Jerry
New Farm Bill by End of This Week
National Grange proposes a new national program to replace the AAA with subsidized soil conservation and production controls. Roosevelt signals ongoing draft and possible congressional submission by week’s end as Senator Robinson says a bill may be ready this week.
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Washington
National Grange
America
Senile Agriculture Committee
AAA
Grange
Waehington
Hoosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Trans Atlantic air base chosen for Limerick area
British and Free State officials inspect River Shannon site near Limerick and praise the location for a forthcoming trans Atlantic air service base. The Limerick mayor announces the terminal will be 12 miles inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Treland
Shannon
Trans- Atlantic Air Service
Ritish
Free State
Stories in Stamps Wy 1 8 Klein
Wind and water shaped the plains of the southwest over millions of years exposing colorful sedimentary layers. A later uplift formed the Colorado Plateau, carving canyons and revealing vivid rock stripes as seen in San Nadonid Park. The Nation Parks series notes these geologic wonders and the evolving landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miliona
Colorado
San Nadonid Park
Otida
Does Your Food Make You Strong or Weak?
A promotional note from JOhn S. Gibson DF urging readers to restore appetite and digestion with B L Tonic to avoid weakness from undernourishment. The ad promises satisfaction or money back and lists JUG CO., Hope, Ark as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Gibson
JUG CO
Hope, Ark
Milk Exemption Wins First Round
Chancellor Frank H. Hodge ruled two sales tax issues in favor of exemptions. Milk retail sales were exempt from the 2 percent levy, and paper bags, twine, and wrapping paper sold to grocers could not be taxed. The decisions will be appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court, with Revenue Commissioner Wiseman named as a defendant in one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Frank H. Hodge
State Revenue Department
Arkansas Supreme Court
Wiseman
Ath
Changellor Dodge
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Hope Auto CO
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Toracco Co
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