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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
6
Saturday night at the Kips Bay Boys' Club in New York features a boxing event for 2,500 boys aged 6 to 21. The boxer with the most points wins a watch. gloves are padded to prevent serious harm, with only the risk of the occasional bloody nose.
Spring fruit growth depends on soil nitrogen which dips in early spring. Late cover crops tie up nitrogen, harming unirrigated orchards. Early applications keep trees healthy, with peaches especially responsive to soil nitrogen fluctuations.
Natalie wanders the mountains with Chris Rhodes after a cloudburst destroys the bridge at Mile Creek. He reveals his love while sheltering her, then leads her to the old bridge they believed gone. She forgives him as they reunite, heartened by a hopeful future.
A Rutgers University poultry expert urges farmers to remove broody hens promptly to protect profits. He explains each day on the nest costs three days to break broodiness and recommends special pens or summer shelters to isolate birds showing broodiness. Continuous nest checks and proper confinement are key to preventing losses.
W L Boyd of University farm St Paul says Sudan grass poses little or no risk of prussic acid poisoning when fed alone to cattle. Exhaustive veterinary tests found no poisoning from Sudan alone. When mixed with sorghum or cane, danger rises. certain conditions make sorghum a risky feed, even in small amounts.
The article advises adding about one ounce of potassium iodide to 300 pounds of salt to feed iodine to dairy cattle. For easy mixing, blend one ounce of iodine with eight ounces of slaked lime or cornstarch before combining with salt. An alternative is dissolving iodine tablets from veterinary supply houses in water per recommended instructions.
In 1790 scarcity of small change led the Reformed Dutch church at Schenectady to issue shin plasters worth Four Pence to aid weekly collections. Pastor Dyrck Romeyn and deacons oversaw the notes printed by C. R. and G. Webster of Albany, redeemable at local stores, and accepted due to the church's credit.
Virginia Vale surveys new faces and casting talks with Carole Lombard and Clark Gable at play in Hollywood. Reed Hadley lands roles after impressing stars, with potential parts in The Uniform and Man From the City under Brown and Sterling. Details on Milland, Raft, Lupino, Veronica Lake, and others highlight evolving star power and test costs in color film ventures.
Description of a 16 inch figure pattern 29277 priced at 15 cents, ready to trace onto plywood or thin lumber, cut with a jig or coping saw, and paint. Mentioned as a companion to the Farmer Brown's boy cutout 29278 at 15 cents. Send order to the place listed.
Britain faces a long coastline of over 5,000 miles including England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland with a nearby 1,000 miles in Eire. Ireland declares it will defend without direct British military aid, a concern for Britons amid wartime uncertainty.
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