Farm Calendar and Seed Quality Notes
Farm Calendar outlines calf raising for herd improvement stressing use of well bred sires, selection of top cows for heifer calves, and steady growth to maturity. Reliable Seed advocates true to name seeds for strong vegetable starts. Soybeans rise in price due to wet spring reducing acreage and August coastal storm damaging crops on the eastern shore.
American Drama Studied at Lititz Delphian Chapter
Mrs E McMullen hosted the Lititz Delphian Chapter to a Sunday evening session with current events readings by members. The evening’s topic was Marly American Drama with debates on The Contrast and King Charles the Second. Miss Myrtle Eckert outlined Francesca de Rimini. Next meeting March 2 at Linden Hall Seminary with music and art.
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E McMullen
Lititz
Valentine Brobst
Charles the Second
John Howard Payne
Bowker
Francesca de Rimini
Myrtle Eckert
Miss Miller
Charles Stengel
Miss Eckert
Linden Hall Seminary
Pfantz McCauley and Pfantz-McCauley Nuptials in Lititz
Reba McCauley daughter of Mr and Mrs Sander McCauley of Christiana wed Earl Pfantz son of Mr and Mrs Robert Pfantz in Mora vian Church Lititz The Rev Byron E Home officiated The bride wore white net over taffeta and maid of honor blue lace They will reside in Lancaster The bride taught three years in Paradise schools He worked in hospitals in New York Washington and Lancaster General Hospital.
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Reba McCauley
Sander McCauley
Christiana
Earl Pfantz
Robert Pfantz
Lititz
Byron KE. Home
Dorothy Plaute
Russell Enck
Pas
Paradise Schools
New York
Washington
Lancaster General Hospital
Lancaster
Saturns Rings and Moons
Saturn features a remarkable ring system and numerous moons that captivate with their striking appearance. The rings surround the planet with luminous bands and small satellites, creating a unique planetary spectacle unmatched in the solar system.
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Saturn
Solar
Mickey Mouse aids farmer relief drive to boost milk use
Mickey Mouse leads a dairy drive to stop farm foreclosures and raise fluid milk consumption. The effort, aided by Minnie and others, targets children to drink more milk, aiming to improve farmers' prices and curb milk oversupply through bottled milk demand.
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Ickey Mous
Hamlet
Mickey
Hays
America
Mickey Mouse
Santa Claus
Walt Disney
Sea
Minnie Mouse
Vinto
Big Bad Wolf
Minnie
Rany
National Dairy
Ana
Mexey
Ign
Meg
Lickey
U.ing
State Livestock Value Rises Despite Horse Decline
Pennsylvania farms begin the year with livestock valued at 91.894 million dollars, up 7.316 million from a year earlier. Horses total 279,000, down 6,000, while milk cows number 922,000 and cattle and calves total 1.4 million. Sheep and lambs numbered 546,000 valued at 1.745 million, and swine at 665,000 worth 4.088 million.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County Farmer Tops Potatoes with 413 Bushels
A. W. Gherdail of Indiana County is praised for high yields in potatoes. He averaged 290 bushels per acre on a 2 20 acre plot, well above the regional 250 bushel norm. His best acre yielded 413 bushels, earning him membership in the 400 Bushel Potato Club.
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Freat Corporation
A. W. Gherdail
Indiana County
Ile
Hitz
John W. Warner
Pennsylvania
Leap Year Rule Clarified with Century Exception
The text explains that leap years occur every four years, but century years are only leap years if divisible by 400. It cites 1800 and 1900 as non leap years, while 2000 is a leap year.
Burglars Embrace Early Hydrogene Torch Before Industry
The article notes that the hydrogen flame blow pipe, delayed by costs for hydrogen, was adopted and valued by burglars in Europe well before widespread commercial use. It highlights the irony that a tool delayed for legitimate markets found quick utility in crime.
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Europe
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Pfantz Bros. Dept
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A. W. Oberdoff