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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1940

Page

6

Hidden Mammoth Cave Network Unearthed by Guides

Four cave explorers on October 16, 1938 revealed a vast underground labyrinth beneath Lee Ridge at Mammoth Cave Kentucky. Officials call it the greatest find in 140 years with three main avenues, expansive gypsum formations, and an extensive cave system connected to Paradise and Little Paradise.

John MacDonald Union Mammoth Cave Kentucky National Park Service Itelf Park Service Paradise Purga Carl Hanson Pete Leo Hunt Claude Hunt Roaring River Lee Ridge Martin L. Charlet Park and Cave R. Taylor Hoskins Mammoth Cave National Park Hoskins Big Avenue Capitol Fossil Avenue

Single Factor Seldom Causes Auto Accident

An expert explains that a crash results from multiple factors like darkness rain intoxication and a curve. J Stan nad Baker of the National Safety Council compares accidents to a poker hand noting any one factor rarely causes a crash. The piece discusses how engineers study curves lighting and road design to reduce incidents and how intoxication remains a key joker in accidents.

Edward Duncan J. Stannard Baker National Safety Council Baker National Institute For Traffic Safety Training University of Tennessee Knoxville

150th Anniversary of Old Glory Voyage Commemorated

Events highlight American history and culture on August dates. The 150th anniversary marks Old Glorys first world voyage completed in 1790 by the Columbia which sailed from Boston in 1787. Also planned are a Berkeley council assembly from August 13 to 20 and a Pan American scout camp in Camp Andree New York August 14 to 28 featuring Girl Scouts from the Americas.

Columbia Boston General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States Berkeley Calif Camp Andree N. Y North South America Southwest Gallup

CARE OF POULTRY VITAL IN SUMMER TO BOOST FALL EGG PRODUCTION

Farmers should provide two-year clean ground for pullets and an open air range shelter in green feed areas. Offer tender green feed daily and ensure cool, shady water. Feed whole yellow corn and oats each late afternoon plus high quality mash to delay maturity and enlarge eggs. Soybeans or rows of corn supply shade and green feed during heat.

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Home-Raising of Foods Aids Low Income Families

A U S Department of Agriculture yearbook shows farm home production of dairy poultry fruits vegetables and meat provides a two way gain for low cash income families. Families with higher on-farm food output spent less cash on food and were better fed measured by food value produced.

Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture

Farming Advanced By New Machinery

The trend toward durable simple and fast farm equipment boosts productivity says W M Hurst of the US Bureau of Agricultural Engineering. Gas tractors have existed for decades but modern units suit row crops plowing disking and belt work. Rubber tires and pneumatic tires enable higher road and field speed and easier trailer hauling.

W. M. Hurst United States Bureau of Agricultural Engineering Hurst

Rural Briefs on Hog Regions and Tree Transplants

Studies show about half of America's hogs are raised west of the Mississippi while about three fourths of the park is eaten east of the Mississippi. Native trees or shrubs transplanted from dense woods are hard to keep alive. those from open spots in the woods tend to fare better.

America Mississippi

Johnson Quips on Aiming Beyond Natural Qualities

A witty reflection notes that people use artificial refinements to cover real flaws, counterfeiting virtue they cannot replicate. The author argues self knowledge should drive genuine improvement, not hollow mimicry.

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