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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
7
Fashion notes describe summer capes in tweed and crepe de chine for graduates, with fringe, binding, and piping details. Gowns for 1922 graduates feature organdie bodices, plentiful ruffles, and long lines. crepe de chine wraps and satin or taffeta frocks complete the season's street and evening looks.
The U S Department of Agriculture plans strict enforcement of federal quarantine rules to prevent the European corn borer from moving into the corn belt from Lake Erie. A task force will study the infestation, establish surveillance in Sandusky and nearby areas, and implement control measures including burning crop remnants, plowing under debris, and using trap crops to protect early corn.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic radio scene with a caregiver watching a baby, a man tuning in, and disjointed lines about comfort, sleep, and playful banter. Entities are unclear. no clear date, place, or names emerge.
The biological survey in Oregon reported two hundred moleskins sold in Benton and Linn counties as part of a state bounty program for boy and girl trappers. Prizes were awarded for the most moles and pocket gophers collected, with moleskins stored until sold to the highest bidder and proceeds returned to the trappers.
The text explains that many crop diseases persist in soil from year to year and affect the same crops when replanted. It notes most are fungal or bacterial and suggests two practical remedies: let land lie idle for two or three years or plant an immune crop to break the disease cycle.
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