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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1953

Page

7

Purple Autumn raspberry variety released by Illinois station

The Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station unveils Purple Autumn, the first purple raspberry to bear in both summer and fall on one cane, bred at Urbana. It matures early mid-season with a long harvest, yields a larger summer crop, is vigorous and hardy, propagates by leaf-bud cuttings, and shows no virus. Limited plants will be sold by cooperating nurserymen this fall, with more next year.

Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station Urbana A. S. Colby University of Illinois College of Agriculture University of Illinois Illinois Colby Bristol University of Ilinois

Vaccines Studied for Brucellosis Control

Dr H S Bryan of Illinois reports five years of testing vaccines for bovine brucellosis at the United States Livestock Sanitary Association meeting in Atlantic City. Four vaccines were studied. one Bureau of Animal Industry Strain 19 vaccine showed about 50 percent protection in vaccinated heifers exposed in first pregnancy. Research will continue to assess protection during first and later pregnancies. two other vaccines developed experimentally at the university showed results.

Presen H. S. Bryan University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine United States Livestock Sanitary Association Atlantic City New Jersey Bureau of Animal “Industry Uni

Cleaning and polishing tips for household metals

The guide explains restoring chromium finishes on appliances by wiping finger marks, then polishing with a dry cloth. It advises using old powder puffs and toothbrushes to apply silver polish, and suggests Vaseline on door knobs to prevent paint marks, followed by a final wipe.

How to Maintain Fresh Pillows and Shine Aluminum Cookware

The guide advises removing paint and vaseline together to keep pillows sweet and fresh. It suggests hanging pillows by windows or placing them on chairs. Wallpaper scraps should match wall paper for room cohesion. A steel wool scouring pad is recommended for aluminum pots and pans to keep them shiny and remove small food particles that can cause pitting.

Vaccine struggle over brucellosis protection

Two vaccines, one from versity and Huddleson's mucoid vaccine, failed to provide satisfactory protection in critical tests. No vaccine achieved complete immunity against brucellosis yet.

Huddleson

Poor Soil May Cause Poor Flowers

University of Illinois floriculturist F. F. Weinard notes soil physical condition can matter more than fertility. He favors loam as ideal, contrasts with tight clay and loose sand, and recommends adding organic matter to improve texture and water retention.

F. F. Weinard University of Illinois Floriculturist Weinard

Chocta News From Mrs. Maude Miller Community

Mrs Eunice Jackson and John Spangler returned to Casey after visiting Mr and Mrs Woodford Williams and sons. Several neighbors visited, and Mr Earl Black learned his mother in Paris was ill. Elder Martin preached at Mill Creek church. Wayne and Janice Black joined Shirley Richey for Sunday.

Eunice Jackson John Spangler Win Casey Woodford Williams Alvin T. Miller John Blizzard Frank Coombes Grace Blizzard Earl Black Paris Black Harry Carpenter Joe's Fork Creek Wyrick John Golda Blizzard Jeff Booker St. Louis Mildred Williams Joe Maude Miller Wayne Janice Black Shirley Richey Alton Blankenship Donna Martin Mill Creek Norton

Blizzard entertains W. IM.CU Tuesday afternoon

Mrs Mildred Williams, Joe, Mrs Delphia Nicol, Mrs Lucy Chambers, and Mary Ledermann attended the event. Refreshments and cold drinks were served.

Golda .Blizzard W. IM Mildred Williams Joe Delphia Nicol Lucy Chambers Mary ‘Ledermann

Water and Milk Most Popular Drinks in U S

New York reports a government and industry analysis showing milk as the top beverage in the United States aside from water. Americans drank 185 quarts of milk in 1952, coffee 105 quarts, beer 67 quarts, soft drinks 45 quarts, and canned fruit and vegetable juices 15 quarts, with orange juice the most popular juice now. The biggest decade rise was in canned juices, up 170 percent since 1940, aided by new canning methods and outlook remains strong.

New York United States

Omer T Shawler Attorney Address Listing

Omer T Shawler attorney located at 220 South 6th Street Marshall Michigan with office listed in the advertisement.

Omer T. Shawler Atty S. 6Th St. Marshall

Tree Doctors Fight Night Calls For Urgent Tree Care

Buffalo reports show tree doctors operate a special night line to handle emergency calls. Urban L. Throm notes anxiety over trees rivals human aches with summer and winter inquiries, especially after storms or insect damage. Most summer emergencies involve lightning strikes during electrical storms and sleet and wind damage drive winter repairs.

Buffalo Urban L. Throm Ourge Davey

Pupils’ Best Subject Indicates Personality Traits

Cleveland based researchers from the University of Chicago report a child’s strongest school subject signals personality and home life. Good spellers tend to be passive and conforming, arithmetic prowess links to aggression and social ease, reading ability ties to restricted yet imaginative behavior, and overall excellence reflects parental expectations.

Cleveland University of Chicago

Notice of Claim Day in David Hamblen Estate

Estate of David Hamblen, deceased, in Clark County Illinois. Notice that Monday December 7, 1953 is the claim date in the county court proceeding. Claims may be filed on or before the deadline.

David Hamblen David‘Hamblen Clark County Illinois

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