Why were editors invited to visit England in 1918
The author recounts two government sponsored journalist junkets to England, one in 1918 and another more recent, noting officials offered no explanation for the invitations. He cites mixed reactions from soldiers and editors, and asserts newspapers will continue to provide factual coverage regardless of hidden motives.
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England
Europe
Col. Bryan
Delmonico’s
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Washington
Evelyn Wench
London Daily Times
United Press, International News
Western Newspaper Union
North American Newspaper Alliance
Atlantic
France
America
W Ed Jameson Promotes Callaway County Land Deals
Realtor W Ed Jameson of Olten Me offers lifelong value and market knowledge to prospective buyers in Callaway County Missouri, stating he can assist in locating and securing desirable land parcels.
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Callaway County
Missouri
W. Ed Jameson
Olten
Substantial Luncheon Dishes Feature Meat and Cheese
A homemaker seeks hearty yet light luncheon options and finds a range of entrees including sweetbreads a la King Liver Rolls with Sausage Stuffing and Potted Beef Steaks. Recipes emphasize small portions on platter with vegetables and fruit desserts, plus practical kitchen tips.
Controlled Atmosphere Storage Helps Apples Stay Prime
Prof. R M Smock of Cornell says apples from specially built controlled atmosphere storages can taste as good in May as in September. Over 100000 bushels are stored in 15 New York facilities, the first of their kind in the country. Experiments over ten years show CT storage can double ordinary shelf life for McIntosh, with good results for Delicious and Northern Spy when stored separately.
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R.M. Smock
Cornell University
Agricultural Experiment Station
New York State
McIntosh
Delicious
Uae
Sweet Potatoes Offer Gain for North Carolina Farms
H. M. Covington, extension horticulture specialist, says many NC farmers new to sweet potato production can raise income this year. The U S Department of Agriculture asks for a 12 percent production increase. Even with that rise, output would be about 10 percent below the 1937–46 average. Farmers planning acreage should study market outlets before planting.
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North Carolina
H. M. Covington
State College Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Covington
Chlordane Advertised as Effective Insect Killer
The latest and most effective insecticide against cockroaches and some ants is chlordane. Two per cent chlordane sprays, oil or water base, are for sale in many department, drug and hardware stores. These sprays leave an invisible odorless film on surfaces to kill pests that contact it.
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