Weekly Garden Gossip from The Pennsylvania State College
The state shows wide climate variation across counties. Southern regions lag, with gardens unplanted or only basic crops, while Northampton and nearby areas report thriving plots with peas, corn, beans, and some early tomatoes. Bucks County farmers show progression toward tomatoes and melons as spring advances.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
Une
Bradford County
Delaware Rive
Northampton County
Bucks County
June Mortality Study Finds June Births Least Risky for Babies
A Washington study on 23 000 infants in eight cities shows June births have lowest mortality while June male babies have 23 percent higher death risk than females in the first year. The report, from the Children’s Bureau, notes 187 000 annual under one year deaths in the United States with 98 000 in the first month.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
United States
Lea Unteroee
Emmet Hott
Smith
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Wehkee
Wena Swoo Cade de Vrug Corp
Dalaley’s Pharmacy
Luo’ 2 Metown
Drveyists
Cabbage Maggot Control and Garden Tips Published
The article reviews regional season-length advantages and suggests early cool crop planting, use of Blass, and heavy fertilization. It warns cabbage maggot damage and prescribes corrosive sublimate treatment with careful handling, followed by multiple applications. It covers radishes, turnips, onions, spinach, New Zealand spinach, and gardening practices.
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New Zealand
Waterville
Dairymen's League News
Cause of Bulgar mine fire being probed
Investigators examined the Bulgar mine fire after the Cay Nesie Corl company tipple burned. A nearby resident reported seeing a flash near a pole around midnight Wednesday. The mine, closed since March 1, 1924, was being prepared for reopening.
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Bulgar
International New
Pittsburgh
Caynesie Corl Company
Billger
Washington County
Oation
Latin Honor Students Named at Senior High School
Announcement made during assembly lists Latin honor students for 1924 25 at Senior High. Fourth year first Margaret L Young. second Margaret Wageley. third James Fitzgerald Julius Neu mark Sherman Levine Nettle Kline Helen Sonneborne Albert Dodds. Third year first Margaret Jun Young. second Clyde Willizems Alice Booth Laney Mollvaner Catherine Frank Inez Stern. Second year first Harriet Martin Frieda Levins Abe Newmark Aliee Grimes Kenneth Hood Sara Cohen Stanton Wettich Barbara Jenkinser Lynne Johnstone Margaret Bowers Mildred Zahnner. Second year mid year first Mattin Farrow Catherine Elder Charlotte Wilson Margaret Zimmerly Helen McBride Richard Bartley Blazer Bergland. This is sixth year Latin honors at Senior High. based on top rankings from standardized tests. Top ten percent from sophomores and top twenty percent from two upper grades receive citations. prizes awarded to highest in Senior class. This year three prizes awarded. Margaret Young distinguished by completing Latin II and III while finishing last semester’s work, completing high school in three and a half years.
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Avas
Margaret L. Young
Margaret Wageley
James Fitzgerald
Julius Neumark
Sherman Levine
Nettle Kline
Helen Sonneborne
Albert Dodds
Margaret Jun
Young
Clyde Willizems
Alice Booth
Laney Mollvaner
Catherine Frank
Inez Stern
Harriet Martin
Frieda Levins
Abe Newmark
Aliee Grimes
Kenneth Hood
Sara Cohen
Stanton Wettich
Barbara Jenkinser
Lynne Johnstone
Margaret Bowers
Mildred Zahnner
Tfirst
Mattin Farrow
Catherine Elder
Charlotte Wilson
Margaret Zimmerly
Helen McBride
Richard Bartley
Blazer Bergland
Margaret. le. Young Tus
Ship Broad casting Restrictions Loom In Radio Talk
May 22 1925 Washington May 22 Broad casting of entertainment from steamers at sea and ship shore radio telephony await international conference action. Shipping Board notes that no ship broadcast scheme will proceed until world powers discuss and approve. Existing rules limit ocean use to official dispatches commercial telegraph and distress signals.
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Jay Robert Mack
the News
Consolidated Press Association
Washington
United States
Shipping Board
S.S. Leviathan
State Department
High Seas
Department of Gammeren
Shin Broadcasters
Great Lakes
iTure
Drake
Department of Commirce
Hiurron
Ireland
Free State
English Field Marshal Ypres grows weaker in hospital
England reports the Earl of Ypres, Field Marshal French, had a fairly comfortable night but shows increasing weakness. Physicians say his condition remains critical as of today.
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VEAL
England
Mar Ae
Earl of
Ypres
Frenc
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