Education pays for farmers says extension survey
F A Merrill of the Extension Service divides the data from twelve states showing high school and college education boosting farm earnings. He notes that even a common school education increases income versus no schooling, with Georgia farmers illustrating higher wages tied to better schooling.
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United Pei
Washington
F. A. Merrill
Extension Service
Department of Agricultures
Merrill
Texas
Georgia
New York State
Relief Agencies Praised After Indianapolis Tornado
Community Fund directors adopted a resolution of appreciation for relief agencies aiding families victimized by the May 18 Indianapolis tornado. They also voted to raise monthly support for the Women’s Improvement Club hospital for advanced Negro tuberculosis patients from 257 to 377 dollars, extending at least two months and possibly longer until Sunnyside Sanatorium opens its Negro ward on July 1.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Women's Improvement Club
Sunnyside Sanatorium
State Health Board Hay Fever Tips
State Health Board advises hay fever sufferers to consult physicians about preventive treatment. Dr. Walter W. Lee outlines seasonal pollen exposure and symptoms such as itchy eyes, nasal discharge, tearing, and stuffed head. Preventive measures follow.
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State Health Board
Walter W. Lee
Bishop Lawrence Retires After 34 Years In Massachusetts
The Rt. Rev. William Lawrence retires as bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts at age 77 after 34 years in office. He urged the diocesan convention to consider retirement age limits for prelates.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
William Lawrence
Allergy Treatments Planned Before Pollen Season Peaks
A medical note describes fifteen injections of pollen extract given every three to four days or weekly, aiming to complete treatment before pollen season. Rag weed is the chief offender in this state with peak pollen around mid August. The text also notes stamps used for fundraisers in Mexico and Monaco for unrelated events.
Relics of Czars to Go on Block in Moscow Auction
Personal and intimate possessions of the Russian Czars and families will be auctioned in Moscow later this summer. Items seized from royal palaces around Leningrad and Petrograd were deemed not museum-worthy but are of high interest and value, led by a fur overcoat once worn by Czar Alexander III with rare pelts and a large attached cape.
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United Press
Moscow
Leningrad
Petrograd
Alexander III
Nicholas II
Winter Palace
Tzarskoe- Selo
Peterhof
Gartchina
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Miller
Peoples Motor Coach Co
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Mexico
Monaco
Meyer-Eiser Bank
Washington St
GLOBE
Globe Store
Scarved Shank
Kay’s
West Jewelry
West Washington SP
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