Pasture Losses in West Virginia Highlighted
A West Virginia bulletin from the Experiment Station reports that poor pasture management harms cattle and sheep production. Investigations in six counties show pasture rotation, timely grazing, and clover grass seed with phosphate improve yield. Proper fertilization and soil care increase pasture value, with multiple trials noting gains from clover and grass seed applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Cerare
Cook
West Vir- Lyversity
Gilmer
Harrison
Nicholas Jorney
Ms Upshur
Wayne Coun
Cos
Virginia
Puenire
Beauty and youth linger in memory and verse
A mixture of recollected verse about Laura Lee Simpson at Shephard College and medical notes on wind sucking and air swallowing as a cause of dyspepsia. The piece references youth, beauty, and lasting memory, then shifts to a practical discussion on belching, abdominal distention, and potential heart effects from swallowing air, with a brief, quirky exchange about Waxhaw and a post office incident.
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Laura Lee Simpson
Future Ite
Shepherd College
Laura Lee
Pitt
Waxhaw
Human Factors in Flying Nerve Centered on Vestibular Research
Postwar scholarship on ear balance and motion sickness expands to pilot performance. A National Research Council project, led by J Gordon and Raymond Gind, coordinates clinical records and habit tuition studies in vestibular science within medical and anthropology divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins
Bain
National Research Council
Dhita Thom
J. Gordon Ehairmat
Raymon Ee
Bal Miec
Coopera
National Research Caunell
Listener asks if a Methodist can join brass band
Elisha Johnson seeks pastor’s counsel over playing a trombone in a brass band. The minister notes the personal risk of grace but suggests trial and courage if someone endures hearing the practice. Milwaukee Sentinel report reflects moral questions in 1900s religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisha Johnson
Elisha
Milwaukee Sentinel
Readiness on Pullman Cars Aids First Aid Kits
For years first-aid packets rode on Pullman cars in lockers, but hidden and often empty when needed. Now fire and par ker are placed in a steel box aligned to the car period, two packets dated, attached to the wall in the passageway, high enough to stay out of sight yet reachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Parker
Too New to Count on Country Trip Odd Tale
A spectator recalls a doctor’s trip where a young girl accounts for a number of people in a house. She lists names and items, mentioning a baby and the start of a counting effort that never fully begins. The scene hints at census-like enumeration in a rural setting with a humorous miscount.
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Stu
Effect of Radiating Seeds on Carbonic Weld Production
Harvard Medical School researchers led by Brigit Redtold and Rileatval My examine how careful manipulation of seed irradiation influences carbonic weld yield during gemination. The study, though incomplete, hints at a link between radiation exposure and chemical output in germinating seeds, with autolytic processes noted yet not fully defined.
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Carefu
Alfeed
Redtold
Rileatval
Brigit
Harvard Medical Seheel
Promietott
Odd Experience at Alaiid Peter Fae EtE Alone
A frail narrative describes fear and avoidance after a disturbing encounter. The speaker recalls tense sensations, a pale figure, and a ghostly pillar of fox men amid a foggy setting, observed near a troubling event or incident.
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Peter
Fae
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New York
Kentucky Coal
Coal River
Ork
J. O. Knott
Guinbe
Goodyear
Exeise
Shepherdstown
Strider & Myers
Shepherdstown, W. Va
Nash
J. W. Buckles
Jefferson and
Berkeley Counties
W. VA
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