Field Day Plans Highlight Maryland 4-H Week
Guernsey breeders set the annual Field Day for August 15 at Milldale Farm New Windsor after years in Carroll County The Ayrshire Field Day proved strong despite threatening weather Dr Gordon Cairns praised top animals Plans for local Community Shows to seek funds October 24 Ballenger New Market dates set October 25 26 November 7 8 State Fair premium cuts expected but shows remain plentiful Carroll County reports list top milk fat cows and producers amid 1946 context.
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Radio Programs on MBS and Network Schedule Changes
Radio network times listed for MBS CBS ABC NBC and WMAL include a daylight saving note. Programs span fronts pages, news reports, dramas, comedies, music, and variety shows with repeats and cross-network listings across afternoon and evening slots.
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Typhoid Fever Causes and Prevention Highlights
Typhoid cases fell in many cities last year due to sanitation improvements. Vaccination offers protection for about two years, with longer immunity after infection. Transmission occurs via contaminated food, water, and hands, with carriers like Typhoid Mary posing ongoing risks. Water and contaminated milk have driven major outbreaks, while pasteurization mitigates milkborne spread.
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Modern influence on traditional home design by Norman R. Johnson
A St Paul designed house blends horizontal clapboard walls with vertical Sanam siding and a scalloped tower edge. Estimated cost is $9,000 without land. Health notes describe typhoid tests offered by city and state departments, with follow up exams to ensure infection clearance.
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Maryland Horse Breeding Drives State Livestock Growth
Next to dairy cattle beef cattle and poultry the breeding of horses is Maryland's largest livestock industry. Over 430102 acres are devoted to raising horses valued at 2225000 by the Maryland Horse Breeders Association. The rise in horse breeding boosts employment hay and straw markets and soil conserving grasslands.
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Timonium fair to host $10000 Angus cattle show
A postwar Maryland State Fair feature will be a National Aberdeen Angus cattle show with $10000 in cash prizes. W Alan MacGregor, Worton Md show chairman, expects 500+ entries from across the country. The event runs Sept 2 to Sept 12, with a breeders banquet Sept 4 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Championship judging Sept 3 and 4, with judges Tommy Brook and Will Rose.
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Questions And Answers From A 1930s Forum On Science And Politics
A montage of trivia questions covers topics from jute production in India to Holy Roman Empire lifespans and Republican Committee leadership. It also notes national molybdenum output and a summary of fair dates for Carroll County Agricultural Aid Fair, including a pulling contest and a horse show with promised prizes scheduled for September 24 to 28.
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Miss Mary Rial Ends Overseas Service in London to Paris Return
Miss Mary Ledlle Rial daughter of Mrs Marie Glon inet Rial Cladeveaux is back in Emmitsburg after eight months overseas as a government employee. She spent time in London from December 14 1944 until the liberation of Paris and then went to Germany where she served as interpreter and reporting officer. During service she was in an automobile accident that hospitalized her for three months. Local social notes record visits and gatherings including friends from Hagerstown Hyattsville Bethesda Waynesboro and Washington and a Women’s Club event at the Harner home. Also noted are trips by bank officials and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. In Annapolis nine war veterans with honorable discharges and strong service records received full pardons for pre Army offenses, with more cases under consideration.
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Ghost Rockets Reported Common Sight Over Sweden
Sweden reports a rising series of ghost rockets, spoon shaped missiles with fiery tails seen since July. Military officials acknowledge a target area for possible remotely controlled experimentation along the Baltic coast, with about 300 reports between July 9 and 12 and daily accounts since. Public reaction remains calm despite puzzlement over Sweden’s exposure to such launches and limited official details.
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Friend To Get Bulk Of Writer's Estate
Alice Toklas of Paris, companion of Gertrude Stein, will receive the bulk of Stein's estate for life, with Yale University to inherit Stein's manuscripts and a Picasso portrait to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Upon Toklas's death, the remainder goes to nephew Allen Daniel Stein. The will was filed in Orphans Court in Baltimore, dated July 23, 1944.
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