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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1945
Page
3
Prof Dearstyne notes that shifting to starter and growing mash may not yield best economical gains. The piece discusses 71 land growing mashes, supplemental grazing crops for fowl, and sowing grazing crops late August with heavy grain legume seed, fertilizer, and good land to reduce feed costs.
The piece traces mistletoe’s origins from Norse and Drui d beliefs, linking Balder’s death and Frigga’s tears to white berries. It notes Norse goddess Frigga and sacred plant associations, mentions Aeneas’ Golden Bough aside, and discusses church hesitations yet home symbol of peace, friendship, and love sealed by a kiss.
Guidelines urge proper addressing of Christmas cards to servicemen and officers. Officers require rank, enlisted personnel may omit it. Use the service member or couple as return address. If a spouse is away on furlough, a simple note may accompany the greetings. Ensure both names appear on the card when sending to a couple.
The passage discusses choosing address forms to reflect intimacy. It notes using first names or nicknames is permissible in informal contexts while preserving formal Mr or Mrs. Jones. It contrasts favored usage for master couples and married pairs with full names for others, and mentions children’s names and even surnames in certain cases.
Community collection listing various church groups and individuals with receipts totaling 208.06. Entries include Y. Belk Hebrews 1 and multiple churches such as Baptist church Long Branch school Adams Chapel A. M. E. Zion church Compact school and Mr P. M. Nessler. Names noted: Mr. L. L Adams, M. Brows, F239, M. L. Campbell.
The 67th report of the Agricultural Experiment Station, released by Director L. D., shows field experiments indicating that wheat and other small grains respond to fertilizer in relation to prior cropping systems and their fertilizer practices.
In a system where heavily fertilized cotton dominated sandy loam soil, wheat responded only to nitrogen. Wheat grown in a rotation of wheat, sweet clover, and seorn on Davidson day lowmo soil, which had been lightly fertilized, responded to phosphoric acid and potash.
A station report advises farmers to plan air fertilizer needs for krains noting that small gras he reage is lightly fertilized. Under these conditions krains respond to complete fertilizer at seedling topdressing.
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