Farm Calendar Offers Soybeans For Dairy Needs
Soybeans may supply two dairy needs by yielding 1.14 to 2 tons of hay per acre, plus green feed in August when pastures falter. Sow two bushels per acre at corn planting time, cut when beans form in the pool late August, and ensure inoculation. Fertilize strawberry patches with 200 pounds of sulphate ammonia or nitrate of soda as a side dressing, avoid leaf contact. Wheel hoes or horse cultivators best for close-row gardens, boosting production. Order locust seedlings now for spring delivery. blanks from county agent. Farmers' Day on June 9 at Penn State College.
Lincoln scholar debunks link of Ann Rutledge to South Carolina Rutledges
Dr Louis A Warren of the Lincoln Historical Research Foundation says historians cannot confirm any kinship between Ann Rutledge Lincoln's early sweetheart and the South Carolina Rutledges. He notes no authorized records support the connection, while suggesting a humble pioneer lineage for Ann.
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Fort Wayne
Mnd
Abraham Tincoln
Ann Rutledge
South Carolina
Louis A. Warren
Lincoln Historical Research Foundation
Abraham Lincoln
New Salem
Til
Rutledges
Warren
Lincoln
Doctor Warren
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Sinid
Thomas Lincoln
Ann
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Lincolns
Ann Rutledue
Terms of Derision and Dogs and Wolves in One Page
The column surveys terms used during the French Revolution and mocks a Kansas colonel claim about an artificial larynx while noting a Concordia Blade quip. It additionally explains German shepherds as wolf descendants and quotes Talmudic advice on virtue. A circus runaway horse injures sixteen spectators as band music calms the crowd.
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Kansas
Bell Telephone
Concordia Blade
Philadelphia
Moonbeam Demonstration Illuminates New York Tower
In a milestone event at Sixty Wall Tower, Henry L. Doherty unveiled controlled moonlight via a 14 inch lens and 1 inch cone to drive a moonbeam that lit the tower and carried his greeting to broadcasting listeners. Westinghouse engineers described future uses for moonlight in science and medicine as 2,000 employees watched the ceremony.
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Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Company
Sixty ‘Wall Tower
Lower Manhattan
National Broadcasting Company
Doherty Men's
United States
Seven Seas
New York
L. W. Chubb
Westinghouse & Manufacturing Company
Mast
Pittsburgh
Phillips Thomas
K. A. Oh Imgar
Westinghouse Organization
Thames
Sixty Wall Tower
Mr. Doherty
W. Alton Jones
Dr. Thomas
M. H. Ayt
Governor's Island
Doherty
Westinghouse
Helen Lee Doherty
M. H. Aylesworth
Thomas
Ohimger
Hints for Homemakers by Jane Rogers
Fragments of broken glass are dangerous. Spread a wet flannel to gather them, then burn the cloth. Brush tart shells and rolls with a sugar water glaze before removing from the oven to improve appearance and flavor. Use leftover linoleum pieces as covers for drain boards.
Bread policy urged to boost wheat demand
Arnold Wahl of Chicago argues higher bread consumption could absorb 125,000,000 more bushels of wheat. He notes Americans now eat 270 pounds of bread per person yearly and says a 30 pound rise would lift wheat demand by about 50,000,000 bushels annually, suggesting tax-funded relief is wasted if bread is not eaten.
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Arnold Wahl
Chicago
Monument to Marie Harel celebrates Camembert discovery
In Vimoutiers France a monument was unveiled to Madame Marie Harel, celebrated as the discoverer of Camembert cheese and a benefactor of humanity. The mayor’s speech honored her for shaping cheese culture while crowds, relatives, and enthusiasts gathered, as a vivid tale of how cheese can enrich daily meals and social occasions.
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George Rector
Hermandy
France
Vimouters
Madame Marie Harel
Marie
Madam Hare
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D.C
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Farmers Market & Auction
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Lrop
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Geo. Albright
Marshall Sts
Harry M. Groff
State & Locust Sts
M. G. Mentzer
Imnbrata
Hiram Moore
Shell” Station Gas and Crils Phone
John W. Shultz
J. C. Arbogast
M. Fahnestock
E. Main St
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BH. R. Mohler
General Banking Service
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Miley
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W. E. Burkholder
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Rogers
Elias E. Andes
Lancaster
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Geam
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Jane Rogers
Mme
Bector
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