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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
6
Daphne Kip and Bayard Writhe toward marriage amid family tension and financial maneuvering. Daphne defies parental meddling to marry her beloved Clay Wiraburn with support from her father who funds the wedding, while Bayard plans a voyage and joining the couple soon.
Daphne Kip and her mother pursue a glamorous, expensive lifestyle under the influence of Clay in Manhattan. They visit upscale apartments and shops, dine at the Plaza, and attend theater and vaudeville while contemplating marriage and a life of wealth, amid Hestian social climbing and romance. Clay reveals rising fortunes, guiding the couple through city life and high society.
Guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture advises farmers to study others experiences before purchasing tractors. It notes tractors can raise farming efficiency but require careful sizing to fit farm scale, with 120 to 130 acres as a common threshold. It discusses advantages like time savings, potential income from custom work, and disadvantages such as soil compaction, knowledge requirements, and high upfront costs.
Clay falters while trying to meet a self set pace and faces an embarrassing moment. Daphne gains new insight into issues she had ignored. The next installment promises to reveal how these events unfolded.
The New York Tribune reports NYU finished an army barracks in six days, the first of eight for the 8 A T C. Prof Collins P Biles supervised the rush, with John Lowry Jr leading graduate engineers. The site was staked in one day, and all eight buildings completed in 18 days.
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin warns poultrymen to guard against rats as they devastate feed and birds from chicks to mature fowl. Virginia reports 26 turkeys killed in one night, Kansas suffers 200 to 300 chickens lost over a summer, and New Jersey and Massachusetts cases show rats attacking ducks and chicks. The bulletin notes rapid rat population growth and cites Farmers' Bulletin No. 80 on control methods, plus tips on fertilizing fruit trees and drying fruit for winter markets.
Farmers urged to provide silos for winter and summer and to plant potatoes only with best care. Plan to save farm produce, curb ground squirrels, start with weed beds, and test soil before lime. Bordeaux mixture controls tomato diseases and field beans offer cash crop value. Emphasizes proper crop rotation and efficient land use.
Dr. Thomas F Hunt, Dean of California Agricultural College, argues that investments in boys clubs yield the greatest human results for the money. He asserts club programs have shown notable influence on the futures of participating youths and that no other use of funds achieves comparable outcomes.
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