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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

6

Niagara power plans loom in Goat Island and Foster Dam schemes

A fragmentary discussion surveys Niagara Falls power ideas from Goat Island expansion to a Foster’s Plaza dam. Proposals cite 100000 to 200000 horsepower gains, tunneling, aqueducts, and economic savings while noting impact on river flow and cataract grandeur.

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Duel Ended in Friendship Between Clay Randolph in 1820

A cordial outcome followed the famous 1820 duel near Georgetown between Henry Clay and Senator John Randolph of Virginia. Both fired twice. Randolph shot into the air, Clay’s bullet grazed Randolph’s coat. The quarrel stemmed from a senate attack on Adams administration and Pan American appointment debates.

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Teacher Tests Boys With Bird Knowledge Joke

A teacher quizzes boys on birds asking what a bird can do that he cannot. After a pause a student finally jokes that the bird can stay on an egg, turning the classroom moment into a light, humorous exchange.

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What a Farm Is and a Nose That Cannot Hear

A country lad defines a farm as land fully fenced. A child named Elizabeth wakes with a cold and, in a playful mispronunciation, asks to mollify her nose.

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Early Potatoes Care and Planting Tips From Agriculture

Guidance on selecting disease free seed, soil preparation, and fertilizer use for home potato gardens. Details on seed potato handling, cut pieces with eyes, seed health, planting depth, furrow irrigation, and timing relative to last frost. Mentions Irish Cobler and Green Mountain as varieties and cautions against planting diseased seed.

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Garden Value Aided by Perennial Crops

Perennial plantings enhance home gardens with asparagus rhubarb horseradish herbs and fruit trees. Grow asparagus in good soil with a 100 by 20 foot plot sufficing for annual needs. Rhubarb can line fences while herbs like thyme sage and oregano fit corners near walkways. Plant perennials around outbuildings along fences and margins to avoid interfering with regular vegetables. Department bulletins from the USDA provide cultivation guidance.

United States Department of Agriculture

Bush Velvet Bean Favored for Uses in Orchards and Cover Crop

About 400 cooperators from the United States Department of Agriculture tested Bush Velvet bean in western trials. Most observers found it superior to other varieties, praising its nonwinding stem which eases harvest and its strong performance as a cover crop and green manure in citrus orchards. Its use could significantly reduce fertilizer costs for citrus groves.

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Late Crop After Potatoes

Farmers plant sweet corn between potato rows two weeks before harvest and set late cabbage between rows. Turnips may be broadcast after early potatoes. Late potatoes from June to July occupy ground until frost and provide winter supply.

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Seeding Clover with Oats for Pasture Use

Clover is sometimes seeded with oats for pasture. If not pastured closely and livestock are kept from trampling when wet, clover should succeed. The chances improve if the oats are cut for hay.

Sandy and clay soils contrast in texture and needs

The chief virtue of sandy soils is rapid root penetration and quick drying, while clay soils retain water but tend to pack hard. Both soil types benefit from stable manure. The manure loosens clay and helps sand retain moisture, improving overall soil condition.

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