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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
4
E K Veach urges quick spring top dressing of fall sown small grains on average soil with quick acting nitrogen. He recommends 75 to 100 pounds of nitrogen per acre using nitrate of soda or sulphate of ammonia, costing about $1.50 per acre, to boost yields by 25 to 50 percent under common conditions.
A new REC director notes that late nitrogen application reduces yield gains. If applied when small ears are in the boot or heads have begun to appear, increases are smaller. Do not delay applications. avoid applying top dress when dew or rain wets plants. distribute evenly for best results.
At a Wednesday night school board meeting C B Thomas was elected to replace A W Oakes Jr who resigned to pursue other business Thomas a North Carolina native and UNC 1921 graduate teaches as high school principal in Biscoe North Carolina
Thousands use Thedford's Black-Draught a purely vegetable laxative for biliary upset and constipation. Mr. T L Austin of McAdenville N C testifies he keeps a package on his mantel and relies on it to relieve dullness and headaches that threaten his work. Children like the syrup.
H G Hodges and W G Lynch spent Monday in Richmond Virginia. Miss Nancye Glover returned to Duke after spring holidays with relatives. Bill Gaylord of Norfolk spent the weekend in town. Miss Louise Lassiter and Lois Jenkins of Chowan College visited the Isiters. Alvarado Fasin spent time with Elizabeth Joyner and her parents. Chet Chase of Davidson is staying with his parents for the holidays. Raymond Luck and Mr and Mrs W Gibson of Norfolk visited Sunday.
An old remedy promotes 666 liquid tablets and 666 salve for external use to treat colds. The ad claims internal tablets and external salve form a complete and effective cure.
Mrs Louise Bruhns of New London Conn sues for 4000 damages claiming a bail driven by a wolfer struck her on the head. A baby son was born to Mrs Nina Hugh on a station platform while awaiting an elevated train to a Chicago hospital.
An advertisement extols Chilean Natural Nitrate as supplying vital impurities magnesium lithium strontium and other elements needed by plants. It claims feeds are natural with nitrogen from the ground and promotes two forms Champion granulated and Old Style, urging buyers to say Chilean when ordering.
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