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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1952
Page
6
Bacterial blight also called angular leaf spot and boll blight affects cotton leaves bolls and stems with watersoaked spots turning brown. Seed treatment with Ceresan M helps prevent seedling infection and field spread during the growing season.
The four foot tall teaspoon crafted from solid sterling silver is shown in Dallas by Arthur A. Everts. A single bowl could hold a gallon of coffee and requires a towering keeper to handle it. The exhibit includes rare art objects and priceless antiques.
Carrie Chapman Catt championed the movement that secured the 19th Amendment in the United States Constitution, granting women equal voting rights. The Narrows is the name for the strait joining New York Harbor’s upper and lower bays.
Morphy wins after a prolonged 14 hours 28 minutes delay before a single move. The event features Louis Paulsen versus Paul Morphy in a historic chess contest.
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