Marconi Father of Radio Revolution Highlighted
A commemorative feature credits Guglielmo Marconi as the father of radio, detailing his pioneering experiments from the early 1900s, including cross-Atlantic wireless telegraphy and the establishment of permanent stations. The article notes his honors, senatorial role, and global recognition, plus a sweeping 1908-1910 growth of radio receivers and amateur nets across several states with emphasis on commercial and educational uses.
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Brlegna
Tenty
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Bologna
Westbourne Park
Marenst
W. H. Preece
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Fequest
Hino
Beletol
Lavernect
Drean Down
Fatima | Severmient Marcool Wivervart
Borela
Tallantat- Hesbige
Talbath
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Fret
Kingston
Nywten
Steps Taken To Avoid Bee Losses In U S News
Report of a United States Department of Agriculture meeting on preventing introduction of queen bees from non Canada nations. Attendees urged stopping queen imports with ongoing legislation and discouraging adult bee shipments to protect beekeeping, citing Isle of Wight disease and parasite mites. Canada seen as a cooperative safeguard.
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Wight
Berkeepers
United States Department of Agri Hare
Chnéda Wto
Rees
Queen Tees
Canada
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Anil
Isle of Wight
Bureau of Entomology
Washington
Department
Salt for all animals requires careful feeding
A fragment asserts the USDA says dairy cows need about one ounce of salt daily and should not be forced to eat it. It suggests placing all in yard boxes for stock to access as they prefer.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rag Doll Tester Is Easily Constructed For Seed Germination
Plant disease experts at the Jew State college describe a cheap rag doll tester to detect dry rot fungus in seed corn. A paper strip and muslin guide a rolled bundle of kernels to reveal weak germination. repeat tests with fresh paper and washed cloth to avoid mold contamination.
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Jews State College
Reny
Formaldehyde Treatment for Oats Boosts Yield and Quality
A historical note describes using formaldehyde on oats to prevent stouten grain. It advises dissolving one pint of formalin in 40 gallons of water, soaking seed for 20 minutes, then spreading and drying. An alternative method uses ten gallons of water per pint of formalin, wetting thoroughly, covering for two hours, then drying. The practice claims at least a 10 percent yield increase and a 2 percent quality improvement.
Bitting of Young Horses and Mouth Care
The text warns that young horses have tender mouths and heal slowly. It advises frequent mouth examinations, checking corners of the mouth, the tongue, and the entire interior, to prevent damage from improper biting and ensure proper handling.
Value of a Garden on the Farm for Summer Tables
A vegetable garden on the farm provides seasonal produce for table use. A 100 by 100 foot plot, well planned and cared for, should yield a substantial amount of vegetables for daily meals.
Use of Milking Machines Gains Cleaning Methods
The article reports on the growing use of milking machines in the United States and details cleaning and sterilizing methods. It advocates hot water cleaning after milking, followed by hot soda solution scrubs, brush washing, and vacuum-line flushing, with weekly disassembly for thorough scrubbing.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Wood Ashes Assist Garden
Wood ashes from the grate can be spread over the garden as a rich source of potash fertilizer. The ash leaches into the ground, remaining in suspension for plants to absorb. It is especially valuable for thorny daffodil and tall bed areas.
Cucumber Mosaic Disease Spread by Insects
United States Department of Agriculture investigations show wild cucumber vine and common milkweed as principal wild hosts of cucumber mosaic or white pickle disease. It spreads mainly through striped cucumber beetle and melon aphid, with overwintering possible on wild hosts. eradication of these hosts is urged as the most effective control.
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United State Department of Agricultomsy
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Middle West
CORN FOR SILAGE PURPOSES IN THE NORTH
The article discusses selecting corn varieties for silage or grain in northern regions. For silage the aim is earlier maturity, while grain production may require a longer season. Choosing crops with appropriate maturity can help northern silo owners gain an advantage over neighbors.
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Westred
Mere
Weleas
Big Danger in Using Lime in Cropping
A Rhode Island experiment study notes 15 years of lime manure trials show initial crop gains but eventual failures. Dr Hartwell warns against relying on fertilizers alone in continuous rotation and urges caution with acidity. He emphasizes responsible time use and avoiding overapplication in crops like spinach.
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Doctor Hartwell
Rhode Island
Value of alfalfa pasture for pig feeding
Iowa Station researcher J. M. Eyvard notes alfalfa pasture is worth 25 to 35 dollars per acre. A single acre can feed 20 pigs that gain 200 pounds each in the season, reducing needs for corn by 1500 pounds and tankage by 800 pounds if pasture is used. Additional hay from the land adds feed value and improves gains.
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J. ML Eyvard
Lowa Station
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