Arlington cemetery plan approved for improvements
Plans for Arlington National Cemetery improvements, approved by the War Department after review by the Commission of Fine Arts and the War Memorials Council, call for a reverent, historic treatment. The plan emphasizes protected character, extensive tree planting, restoration of Arlington mansion, improved roadways, and a comprehensive development approach to honor soldiers buried there.
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Memorial Day Reverence Across Time and Distance
In a solemn scene on Memorial Day a mother recalls old Southern rites as a Northern crowd gathers for the Court of the Dead. Her son’s sacrifice in France intertwines personal grief with national memory, linking past and present in a moving tribute.
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Emily
France
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Peas for Canning and Crop Practices Highlighted
The bulletin details how canning peas should be grown, harvested, and handled. It stresses close cooperation between canners and growers, explains rotation and fertilization, and discusses timing for planting and harvesting to maximize yield and quality.
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Beales
Chester Jiace
United States Department of Agriculture Tile Bulletin
Raonery
Rape Good Summer Pasture for Hogs and Sheep
Among crops for succulent summer and fall hog or sheep pastures rape ranks high as abundant feed. It can be sown nearly any time after frost danger ends and remains productive through severe frost with stock kept off when frozen.
Protein feeds and dairy cow nutrition notes
Protein feeds are essential for profitable dairy cow feeding. On typical farms roughages such as alfalfa bay clover or pea bay form the bulk of the protein ration while cottonseed meats provide the protein in concentrate. The milk flow may diminish unless protein balance is maintained with appropriate feeds.
Growing Very Mild Onions From Cow Manure Fertiliser
A plant note suggests growing very mild onions by liberal use of well rotted cow manure as a fertiliser instead of synthetic options. It emphasizes soil enrichment and traditional farming practice for milder flavor in harvested bulbs.
When to Cut Alfalfa Crop Hay Harvest Timing
A study on alfalfa harvest shows two cuttings timed at full bloom yield no more than three cuts at tenth bloom stage. Yet hay quality proves higher with three cuts despite similar quantities, guiding farmers on optimal harvest strategy.
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Thie
Bestern
Rats Multiply Rapidly Despite Killing Campaigns
Rate are multiplying in numbers every year in spite of all of our rat killing campaigns and propaganda. This pest is one of the neet serious sources of las to the farmer and poul trymen. Every effort should be made to free the premises of them, and the fact that they seem to hold their own should only be the signal for redoub ling our efforts against them.
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Seth
Brett Wire
Grow Cowpeas in Rotation for Drought Tolerance
Grow cowpeas to follow wheat or oats in rotation. After removing the emmall-grain crop, plant peas at the earliest suitable time. Peas tolerate hot weather and drought better than many crops, making them a strong follow crop in drouth-prone seasons.
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