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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
6
Pastures offer abundant feed per acre for growing hogs and help maintain body weight. Experimental results show more feed per acre from pastures than other crops, making neglect of pasture maintenance a mistake for swine producers.
Ensuing grasses clovers alfalfa soybeans and green cereals improve home grown feed use. Silages can double protein versus corn silage and provide carotene for healthy stock and colored winter milk. Sun curing hay loses carotene and feeding value. ensiling minimizes losses and often uses molasses or phosphoric seed as preservatives. Larger amounts of preservative are needed for high protein crops like alfalfa and soybeans, with cost typically 50 cents to $1 per ton. Green forage moisture increases weight and equipment load, so timely processing and careful loading reduce labor and avoid stone clumping.
The article advises on proper spacing for vegetables to maximize growth and yields, noting common errors like sowing too thickly. It covers spacing for peas, radishes, carrots, beets, beans, celery, cucumbers, tomatoes, broccoli, endive, and cabbage, plus window box planting tips and upcoming Farmers Field Day demonstrations at Pennsylvania State College.
This advertisement promotes Ice Mint as a quick soothing remedy for rectal irritation and itching from piles. It claims fast relief from itching and pain and aids healing at low cost, noting it is available from any drug store.
Discussion on horse judging and grass study, plus a detailed day program at the Agricultural Extension office in New Castle. Miss Julia Markle offers guidance on school lunch and picnic sandwiches, bread choices, packing tips, fillings, and an invitation to request Circular No. 211 for more sandwich secrets.
After a several days shutdown for inspection and minor adjustments the large turbo generator at Pennsylvania Power Company's West Pittsburg plant returned to service last night. The unit ran steadily for ten days prior to shutdown and started up for the first time two months ago. The boiler and related systems operated well during experimental operations with only minor leaks fixed during inspection. Exterior work and interior finishing accelerate ahead of the June 29 opening while engineers remain satisfied with progress and readiness.
Personal mentions record Miss Sadie Russell of Wilmington visiting the Davies home on Boro Line street while numerous locals travel to Cleveland and return. Many households announce relocations, illness updates, and upcoming summer plans for relatives from Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Akron, Meadville, and Erie, with several attending weddings and camps.
Notice urges churches to submit Children’s Day programs to The News by 2 p.m. Wednesday June 7 for publication. Entries must be single sided typed only. The News printers request clear legibility and warn they cannot read hieroglyphics.
International News Service reports debunk claims that the Hamburg American liner St Louis landed Jewish refugees in Ciudad Trujillo on June 6. No vessel location known locally, though information suggests 103 Jews aboard the liner Flandres may be landed at Ciudad Trujillo.
Branch 467 L C T A holds regular meeting Thursday at 8 p m in Josephs hall with white elephant social. Bethany Lutheran Girls meet at Miss Dorothy Thompsons home Wednesday while Men and Women's Bible classes gather Thursday at Mr and Mrs Hilyards Old Pittsburgh road Cars depart church at 2:00 for transportation. Friday 200 practice for Children's Day participants. Section 7 Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday June 15 at 2 ov clock at Mrs Liza Ann Trotmar 11 Madison Ave. Sarah Book Bible Class meets Wednesday at 2:00 at Mrs Helen Drakes 807 Acorn Street Italian M and Wednesday 7 30 Fourth Quarterly conference held at church led by Rev W E Bartlett Grove City district. Thursday 7 40 Bible study. Ladies Aid Society meets Friday 7 30 at Mrs Frank Sanilppo 629 Spruce St. An assassin is the European term for a member of a secret Mohammedan order founded in the eleventh century notorious for ruthless murder of enemies.
A report from Hamburg states the Hamburg American Line has issued a directive from its headquarters, signaling strategic moves in transatlantic operations and corporate governance.
A grand jury charged Paul James Cook, an 11 year old former Beaver Falls student, with murder and voluntary manslaughter for the slaying of his parents and sister. The case stems from an event in June as authorities pursue charges against the youth.
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