Fruit and Apple Prospects in Pennsylvania Change
Pennsylvania fruit prospects show apples 72 percent normal due to heavy June drop, with total apple production around 11.8 million bushels for this year. Peaches expected at 83 percent normal, pears at 71 percent, while commercial apple production is pegged at 1,264,000 barrels. New state and national summaries compare yields to last year and four-year averages.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs Reynolds and the row over prices and qualities
A social clash unfolds around Mrs Reynolds a stylish wife with a new bungalow and a cat her husband’s salary likened to John Smith’s while Mrs Smith asserts they cannot afford to paint their old house The debate centers on management and spending choices contrasting table quality with price sensitivity
Nucoa The Energy Spread for Bread
An advertisement praises Nucoa spread as a smart grocery choice. It argues a dollar can do the work of two by using Nucoa, urging readers to order from their grocer or buy a pound of the delicate, fresh product to prove the point.
Crop Prospects For Fruits And Vegetables In Pennsylvania
The July 1 report shows an 850000 barrel rise in commercial apple production led by Maine New York Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Middle West output drops about 95000 barrels while Washington State yields rise by 1500000 barrels and California Oregon Idaho also forecast gains. Pennsylvania corn area falls two percent to 1467360 acres with yield projected at 42 bushels per acre totaling about 62154700 bushels. tobacco area 40800 acres with 1880 pounds per acre average.
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Maine
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Colorado
Washington State
Oregon
Idaho
California
New Jersey
Maryland
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of
Statistical Bureau
Unique use for shrapnel torn helmets found
In St Paul Minnesota on July 20 a merchant offered free doughboy tin hats to adults visiting his store and suggested they be made into flower pots. The idea caught on and thousands of tin hat flower pots appeared in city homes, reflecting a wartime artifact repurposing trend.
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International News Service
Nationwide potato crop prospects and regional updates
July 1 potato estimates show a national production of about 451 million bushels last year with a current projection near 381 million, including regional declines in Virginia New Jersey and Pennsylvania offset by Maine gains. Hay wheat rye and oats conditions are reported as below normal in parts with expected yields ranging to 1.18 tons per acre for hay and 17.8 bushels for Wheat, 16.3 for rye, and 30.6 for oats per acre.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New Jersey
Maine
New York
Too Much Law Making by Chief Justice Marshall
Chief Justice Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court urged adoption of uniform code systems to cut the proliferation of statutes. He argued the U S has enacted far more laws than the rest of the world in 6 000 years and cited the Golden Rule Ten Commandments and Constitution as examples of concise law. He blamed courts and noted last year saw over 175000 pages of law by courts of last resort, unreadable in three years.
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International News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
United States
Judiciary Department
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