Starchy Eared Corn Susceptible to Rot Findings
United States Department of Agriculture and Purdue report distinguishes starchy versus horny dent kernels by endosperm, linking starchiness to higher root rot infection. Horny kernels are translucent, starchy ones opaque. Starchy ears yield more weak plants and greater disease risk, aiding seed selection to reduce testing. Bulletin details and contact in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department Bulletin
John JF. Trost
Purdue University Egricultural Experiment Station
Washington, D
Device Aids Berry Grower Rolling Cutter for Strawberries
A rolling cutter helps keep strawberry beds in order through the summer. By running the cutter up and down the rows, growers confine plants to the desired space and prevent runners from spreading between rows. The device uses two cutters mounted on a homemade frame as shown in the Nebraska Journal.
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R. van Horn
Nebraska Rm Journal
Fae
Poison Sprays on Produce Generally Harmless Under Schedule
United States Department of Agriculture investigators found that properly sprayed fruits and vegetables rarely contain harmful residues. Heavy spraying or late-season spraying can leave residue, but washing, wiping, or peeling usually removes or reduces it. Department Bulletin 1027 details findings on arsenic lead and copper residues and methods to obtain it from Washington, D.C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington, D. C
Fixing grades for mohair in Texas surveys by agriculture dept
Investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture wool specialists survey the varieties of mohair produced in Texas. The report notes a need for standard grades to ensure quality and proper market terminology. An exercise plan is advised to prepare sows for farrowing, emphasizing thrift and health.
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United Tea Department of Agriculture
Texas
Save the Little Pigs and Growth Plan for Pigs
A plan outlines feeding growing piglets with creeping access to labeled corn ground nuts and feed packaging. The note mentions April reaching a $20 porker status in a growing program aimed at piglet nutrition and shelter.
Striking gains in federal state drive for livestock improvement
The bureau of animal industry reports strong progress in the federal state campaign for livestock improvement from January to March. Enrollment blanks signed by 970 persons show rising use of purebred sires with increasing share of purebred females across cattle horses sheep goats and poultry. Ohio Nebraska Washington and Kentucky lead enrollments with Michigan new to the effort. Virginia remains the leading state for participation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Ohio
Nebraska
Washington
Kentucky
Michigan
Virginia
United States
Hardle County
Pulaski County
Hancock
Green
Kittitas County
Oldham County
Dodge County
Hardin County
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Good Treatment Pays Best in Beef Cattle Profits
University of Missouri animal husbandry professor W A Peters argues the most profitable beef cattle are those that convert maximal feed into beef. He notes many two and three year olds eat well but fail to grow due to poor calf vitality and conformation from inadequate feeding. He adds high feed prices highlight two profit paths: breeding a well grown beef type and minimizing production costs while maintaining development. The excerpt then shifts to a legend of the wandering Jew, citing sources like Southey and Croly and noting variations in the tale across works.
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W. A. Peters
University Farm
Peters
Suffering for Art in a Fit Theatrical Quip
A Boston Evening Transcript snippet features a punchy exchange about fashion and performance. The dialogue centers on shoes that are too small and a film role requiring a refined, intense portrayal, illustrating the era's wit about show business.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Billiard Skill of Jake Schaefer Not Inherited from Father
A debate on whether Jake Schaefer’s billiard prowess is inherited from his father rages. Professor Frederick Starr argues inheritance of general traits may help a future player, but not the skill itself. He notes Jake's environment and abilities like keen eye and steady hand influence development, while a father’s exact technique cannot be passed down.
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Jake Schaefer
Jake
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Professor Starr
Starr
Stan
Treat Clubs Kindly in Golf Player's Search for Replacements
A golf player who has a preferred club may cling to it even as competitors offer equal or better options. The longer he keeps the familiar club, the more time he may spend waiting for a suitable substitute on a crowded market.
Sam Jones Credited As One Of Baseballs Finest Pitchers
A group of veteran players laud Sam Jones of the New York Yanks as among the best in the American League. They recall his overall stuff and ability to command it, noting his superiority over many who have come and gone.
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Sam Jones
New York Yanks
Sentnally
Jones
Baseball Notes Update From Diverse Minor Leagues
Baseball notes describe player movements and signings across several teams. Galveston acquired Tom Connerty from Seattle while also selling Demoe to Fitchburg. Jack Harper was released by Dallas, and Bill Fincher switched uniforms again. Shreveport traded Hack Ethel to Galveston for Lloyd Smith and Johnny Baggan. Rube Oldring signed to manage Richmond in the Virginia league.
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Shreveport Club
Hack Ethel
Galveston
Lloyd Smith
Johnny Baggan
Rube” Oldring
Philadelphia Athletic
Richmond
Real Poets are Prophets and Founders of Civil Society
A passage attributed to Shelley argues that poets are not merely language makers but founders of civilization and teachers who align beauty with truth. It contends poets may touch the eternal beyond time and place, while warning against equating poetry with prophecy.
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Ife
Aeschiylus
Shelley
Meaning of F. O. B. in shipping terms
A ledger note explains f. O. b. costs. When marked f. O. b. cars, Chicago, freight costs are paid at Chicago to the railroad. If f. O. b. Kansas City, costs are paid up to the freight house in Kansas City.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Shaking Hands Declared Dangerous by Doctors
The text notes a shift in advice on greetings, warning that handshakes may be risky. It describes alternatives used by different cultures, including Asians who rub cheeks or noses, Hindus who bow or fall in dust, and South Sea islanders who splash water.
Husband of Mrs Newrich shoots bull in country tale
Mrs Newrich says they enjoyed a country outing where her husband proved a good shot. The group sent men to shoot, and he shot a bull. A farmer then fined him for the animal, a harsh response from a local landowner.
Sand use in glassmaking tops two million tons yearly
The Geological Survey reports nearly 2,000,000 tons of sand are used in the United States annually to produce glass. It notes sand accounts for about 60 percent of the glass body, implying eyes are often filled with sand whether one wears glasses or looks from the office window.
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United States
Geological Survey
Largest Island In the World and Name Origins
New Guinea is the largest island when Australia and Greenland are treated as continents. Its area matches France and the British Isles combined. The term Jerry Builders may derive from the jury mast or temporary mast created in emergencies, or from the gypsy injinjury meaning anything consumable.
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New Guinea
Australia
Greenland
France
British Isles
Friendless Flowers in Vase Companions
A recent discovery shows flowers, like humans, have friends and enemies. When certain varieties share a vase they droop quickly. sweet peas dislike company. Follower flowers such as mignonette, lily of the valley, and shirley poppy harm most neighbors and are considered friendless.
Cultivate Self-Denial in Mental Discipline
Henry Mo urges persistent mental discipline to strengthen the mind, grow inward power, and develop character for all good purposes, asserting lasting joy comes from self denial and steady effort.
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Henry Mo
Lent Schedule at Vl Church
The vl church observes four Lents throughout the year with distributions of the Lenta spread across the seasons.
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Kansas City Star
Harry Davis
Shike Park
Galveston Club
Tom Connerty
Seattle
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Dallas
Jack Harper
Demoe
Fitchburg
Bobby Byrne
Saginaw
Bill Bergen
Syracuse
St. Louis
Hornsby
Williams
Bill Fincher
Wichita Falls
Joe Flynn
New York University Nine
Giants
Harry Lee
George Jackson
Phil Redgood
Cracker and Pelican
Chattanooga Club
Eddie Stephens
BH Ediondson
Western Association
Enid
McAlester
Charley
Dutch
Kaiser
University of Wines
Danville
Jerry Builders
Goodrich Tires
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B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Silvertown Cords
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Studebaker and Buick Sales Service
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