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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

2

The Come and Take it to Soliciting Trade Shift

A contrast between old fashioned shopkeeping and modern retail, noting how customers now expect active soliciting. The piece argues that dealers who do not solicit are viewed as outdated and unlikely to attract patronage. The public mirrors this sentiment, waiting to see who reaches out to solicit their trade.

Aerial Poisoning of Cotton Boll Weevil at Tallulah

In Tallulah Louisiana the USDA operates a boll weevil lab where B R Coad and assistants develop poisons and applicators for control. They demonstrated calcium arsenate dust from aeroplanes over cotton fields at Scott's Station Mississippi, showing rapid, wide coverage and ongoing research toward practical battle against the pest.

Tallulah United States Department of Agriculture B. R. Coad Tallulah Station Arty Eigen Ag Tren Orcha Teosnern Scunenes Cropa

Aeroplane Poisons Could Help Cotton Crop Protection

Dr Coad discusses using airplanes to spray poison dust on cotton plants. He argues propeller air movement breaks calcium arsenate into fine particles and distributes powder more effectively than ground dusters, enabling rapid, broad coverage.

Coad Tallulah Laboratory

Junior Red Cross Letter Calls for European Christmas Joys

A Southern Division Atlanta letter to the Junior Red Cross urged sharing Christmas joy with European children. The appeal stressed no charity label, only fellowship, and led to one hundred packed items from students. The piece reflects on self awareness and social tact among youths.

Red Cross Atlanta

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