Ruins of Angkor Wat and Khmer Temples Explored
The National Geographic piece surveys Angkor in Cambodia, describing Angkor Wat and Angkor Tom amid jungle, river journeys from Saigon to Mytho, Tonle Sap, and Pnom Penh, noting massive gray gres carvings, vast enclosures, and uncertain Khmer origins and dates.
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National _ Geographic Society
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France
Indo-China
Angkor
America
Angkor Tom
Angkor Wat
Merco Polo
Mekong
Saigon
Mytho
Pnom Venh
Cambodia
Pnom Penh
Pnom
Melong
Kompong Chang
Tonle Sap
Wat
Pnom Coulen
India
Alfred the Great
England
Sudan Grass Gains As Emergency Crop In 1918
The United States Department of Agriculture notes Sudan grass rising as an emergency hay and pasture crop amid material shortages in wool and lambs. Wool prices climb to 38 cents per pound as western lamb production falls to about 70 percent of normal due to cold weather and a late spring.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Wyoming
Washington
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Nevada
West
Jericho Pool
United States
Africa
C. Y. Piper
Alberta
Australia
South America
Philippine Islans
Hawaii
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Cuba
Department
Department of Agriculture
H. N. Vinall
R. Bonerty
Sudan
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Best chicken breed depends on goals not breed type
Oklahoma agricultural expert Harry Embleton says there is no single best breed. There are three general classes: egg producers, dual purpose, and very large fowl. Choose based on whether eggs or general usefulness are priority and buy from a trusted breeder with the desired traits.
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Harry Embleton
Oklahoma ‘Agricultural and Mechanical’ College
Sembleton
Embleton
Control Cucumber Beetles With Calcium Arsenate Dust
A farmer finds a method to curb cucumber beetles on cucumbers and melons. Mix one part calcium arsenate with twenty parts gypsum or hand plaster by weight. Dust thoroughly on leaves and surrounding ground using a metal duster, preferably early morning.
Insure Grain From Insects Before Storage
Advice on preventing grain pests by inspecting seed grain, using carbon bisulphide as directed, cleaning and disinfecting bins, removing debris, storing compactly, and ensuring ventilation and open windows to deter insects.
Control of Cutworms in Young Veg Plants
Cutworms damaging young tomato sweet potato and other vegetables. place boards or flat stones near plants for daytime shelter and destruction when turned. A better method is to use poison bait.
Indication of laying hens and pelvic bone changes
The article explains how hens show fat gain when not laying and thinner pelvic bones when laying. It notes the pelvic bones feel thinner and more flexible during laying and wider apart distances indicate the laying cycle.
Poultry management reminders for clean coops and chick care
Advice stresses keeping charcoal available for fowls at all times and maintaining clean runs and coops before chicks hatch. It notes geese as holiday birds with strong city market demand and urges stocking poultry remedies for emergencies. Emphasizes setting eggs promptly, providing grit oyster shell and clean water, and preventing mites or lice.
Woman Finds Relief With Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A St Paul woman reports improved energy and relief from painful periods after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes headaches back pains and fatigue with renewed strength and ability to work. The ad frames the product as a trusted woman's remedy for common female ailments.
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St. Paul, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Phil. Maser
Winslow St
St. Paul
Minn
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