Death Tablet duel resolve by Jeromegan in war tale
In World War I France medical director Jernegan handles a duel dispute between surgeons Dervieux and Le Fevre. He proposes a trial with two tablets, then reveals both are harmless and acts as referee, settling the matter with a handshake and restored duty.
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Cheap poultry winter pasture advised by state experts
Poultry experts from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture recommend sowing winter rye or wheat between September 1 and 15 to provide green feed for chickens through fall and winter. Early sowing yields a dense green mat by late September, aiding egg production and flock health. Miracle wheat is favored for its heavy tillering and soil-purifying benefits, with later sowing generally useless beyond September 16.
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White Leghorn Becomes Dominant Pennsylvania Farm Chicken
The Observer reports the White Leghorn now outnumbers all other chicks in Pennsylvania over the last two years. Led previously by the American Domino, Barred Rock, and Rhode Island, the White Leghorn rises due to premium white eggs and widespread use on egg farms with large incubators. Availability of day old chicks further fuels the shift, with New York production cited as another indicator.
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Pennsylvania Agriculture Notes on Crops and Trends
Reports indicate potato yields are smaller than expected across counties. Pennsylvania apple crop about two million bushels below last year, peach crop up, pear crop near 447000 bushels, about 50000 less than last year. Canters contracted for 5200 acres of corn, 834 of peas, 2187 of tomatoes, 226 of snap beans. October and November are peak disposal months with 15.6 and 165.7 percent activity respectively.
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Pennsylvania agricultural highlights show bigger wheat and corn crops
The Pennsylvania wheat crop is forecast at up to 24 million bushels, about a million more than prior estimates, with buckwheat up nearly fifty percent. Corn production is projected as the largest in years, over 65 million bushels, and a strong hay crop is anticipated. Average yield around 1.45 tons per acre. Prices for cherries up slightly, raspberries and blackberries up two cents. The Bureau of Zoology displays pests and diseases at county fairs, nursery inspections proceed, and beef-type Hills orders are being filled by state experts.
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Protect Your Property Against Trespassers Notice
Muslin trespass notices for sale at this office priced 5 cents each or six for 25 cents. Send three cents for postage if mailed to you. 35-tf
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