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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1922

Page

7

Sparrows Cited As Man’s Friend By U S Department of Agriculture

The U S Department of Agriculture’s survey lauds sparrows as a useful native bird group. It notes their diet of weed seeds, estimates a large state could consume hundreds of tons yearly, and describes the many common American sparrows and their distinctive markings.

Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Henry Henshaw Department Kirke Town Henshaw Rocky Mountains Lincoln Pine Woods Easide Tryig Sparro

Dahlia Roots as Sugar Source Declares 0 Percent Sweetening

A report on dahlia roots and sweetener says the dahlias yield no starch like potatoes and that their sugar content is estimated to be zero percent greater than the sugar already obtained from other sources. The flower of autumn is noted for decorative use and potential utility in sugar production.

Sugar from dahlia roots by new chemical process

A process developed by Dr W Safford and Dr R F Jackson converts dahlia roots into sugar. Analysis shows dahlia roots contain inulin rather than starch, yielding levulage syrup for sweetening goods and beverages. A national Bureau of Standards section is evolving large scale production.

W. Safford Bureau of Plant Industry R. F. Jackson Bureau of Standards R. Winters National Bureau of Standards

Development of Rare Sugars From Dahlia Roots

Richard Vincent Jr of White Marsh Md, president of the American Dahlia Society, supplies tubers for chemical experiments to explore the commercial potential of dahlia roots as a source of rare sugars. A company is formed to cultivate thousands of acres of dahlias, which grow wild in Mexico and Guatemala but can be grown across the United States. The plant offers many forms from eight ray head to a chrysanthemum-like bloom, and dahlias are used decoratively in Guatemala hedges.

Richard Vincent, Jr White Marsh American Dahlia Society Mexico Guatemala United States

State Prize Awarded at Maryland Camp Meeting

Dr Charles F Goodell State Senator from Frederick county and medical rector of the Maryland division Woodmen of the World attended the Maryland Camp meeting last night and awarded the state prize banner won by the camp for 1921. The ceremony occurred at the camp hall 114 North Paca street Baltimore at 8 o clock Civil War veterans in Butler Pennsylvania over 75 are exempt from personal tax this year.

Charles F Goodell Frederik County Maryland Woodmen of the World North Paca Street Baltimore Butler Pennsylvania

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