Wellington Band Concert Promises Local Talent
The Wellington band series continues Thursday at 8 PM in Wellington Park directed by Clyde Seidel. Sarah Baxter Marimba Penfield Ed ward Richter Accordion and Prof Humphersniffile with his group perform marches southern melodies and masters selections. Parking secured by village council on church land and rear lots. Mayor Lehman says four lights grading and cinders will prepare the site for many cars. more plans for Saturday nights forthcoming.
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Wellington
Wellington Park
Clyde Seidel
Sarah Baxter
Penfield
Edward Richter
Prof. Humphersniffile
M. E
James C. MacDermott
E. R. Lehman
Sunburn and heat safety tips from Dr. Crisman
Dr. Crisman discusses sunburn myths and the dangers of excessive heat. He promotes tannic acid cold compresses to soothe burns and tan the skin, warns against heavy or unaccustomed work in heat, stresses adequate water and salt intake, and notes salt helps prevent cramps and prostration in hot conditions. He cites workers in hot environments and salt consumption practices.
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South Africa
Heat stroke explanation and urgent care guidance
The article defines heat stroke as due to extreme heat and humidity, not merely sweating loss. It warns of sudden, fatal-feeling attacks with high fever and collapse, urges immediate cooling, hydration, and fan use, and stresses prevention with light hats, ventilation, and avoiding overexertion in damp heat.
Polish On Toes to Be In Style as Summer Opens
An old style guide extols foot care for the new swimming season. It urges barefoot walking to strengthen arches, advises regular pedicures removing dead cuticle, scrubbing and antiseptic soaks after beach or pool visits, and massaging with lotion. It notes salt baths for swelling, deodorant powders, and airing shoes, ending with a brief train aquarium note.
Wellington Couple Engagement and Local Highlights
Nine Greetham engagement to Donald Conkle announced. Nursing student Miss Greetham and Warshant College graduate Mr. Conkle cited with future plans. Ambulance calls and hospital visits noted along with church, civic and youth activities in Wellington community.
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Wellington
Fred Greetham
Here
Donald Conkle
E. J. Conkle
Fort Ware
Indiana
Greetham
Glenville School of Nursing
Conkles
Warshant College
Chicago
Iaineis
Wellington High School
Parka couple visits Petron and relatives in Cuba note
Mrs and Mrs R G Parka travel to Petron to visit her brother Harry Gross and her mother Mrs Lucy Gross in Spencer and Dynbridge. They also spend time with Mrs Lucy near spending time with her daughter and son in law. Cuban municipal tax suspensions announced by Havana authorities are noted.
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Detroit
R.G. Parka
Petron
Harry Gross
Lucy Gross
Spencer
Henry Groce
Dynbridge
Lucy
Planting Advice and Economic Outlook in Agriculture
Plantings of the Columbian purple raspberry should be isolated from red or Black varieties due to the ristele mosaic risk. Michigan State College urges removing thin wood in apples after weather damage. Dairy herd cull guidance from Heard's Dairyman shows various profit projections per cow at 30c butterfat, based on 7,000 cows in Michigan.
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L. M. Cooley
N . Experiment Station
Jehew Terk State
Michigan Element Station
Michigan Farmer
Michigan State College
Heard's
Dairyman
Michigan
Feeding Fall Pigs Board Report From Nevada Station
Nevada Experiment Station tests show finishing 30 to 35 lb pigs on alfalfa pasture versus dry lot. self-fed grain led to 2 day earlier 200 lb weight in dry lot, while limited grain feeding delayed market weight by about a month. Lespedeza offers benefits where suited. damaged fodder feeding advised to be liberal to avoid hunger. Minnesota Station nicknames watermelon crop Northern Sweet. Wisconsin Agriculturist notes melons reach 9 to 10 pounds with 9 to 10 weeks to market.
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Board
Nevada
Minnesota Experiment Station
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Legume seeding boosts nitrogen for bluegrass pastures
An article from Southern Agriculturist says planting lespedeza and clover per acre improves soil nitrogen and thickens bluegrass. A mix of Korean lespedeza red clover and white clover yields strong pasture, with clover establishment needed before grazing. Canary Grass is critiqued as a swamp land solution after Wisconsin findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Agriculturist
Farming It Roosters and Roosts Improve Barn Efficiency
Old article outlines keep roosters from fighting by providing proper roosts like the pictured design. It describes a winter dampness and cold proof laying house from Michigan Experiment Station, with full plant specs available from Michigan State College East Lansing. Also includes a simple bucket grain feeder and a top fruit picker that harvests ripe apples without damaging others.
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Michigan Experiment Station
Michigan
State College
Lansing
Mich
Cattle on Feed in Corn Belt Decline in Early 1937
Farm news notes cattle on feed in the corn belt for early 1937 were smaller than two years earlier and at a multi-year low. Prices for better grades rose to levels not seen since 1930, while slaughter in April was the third largest on record. Shipments of feeder cattle rose yet remained below last year, and storage stocks of beef pork and poultry on May 1 exceeded long-term averages.
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Corn Belt
Guy Miller
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
Miller
Reports On Hog Feeding Tests At State Station
W G Robison reports experiments at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station on hog feeding. Dried skim milk improves rations when used as 5 percent of protein or 1 percent of total ration, with adjustments for growing versus fattening pigs. Old process soybean meal, browned oatmeal, and various tankage mixes showed superior or satisfactory results for rate and amount of gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
W. G. Robison
Robison
Halting Of Erosion Boosts Farm Value
Jacob Traber, owner of a hilly Adams county farm, cites erosion control and contour strip cropping under a CCC program as raising yields and farm value. Supervisors mapped the land for contour planting, shifted pastures, and retired steep slopes to woodland with black locust, shortleaf pine, and walnut plantings.
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Jacob Traber
Adams County
Traher
Traber
Pechies CCC
Erosion Control Service
More Forests Urged to Lessen Ohio Flood Risk
Dr H N Wheeler of the U S Forest Service advocates expanding forested watersheds in the Ohio River region to 25 million acres or more to slow runoff after heavy rains. He cites Yazoo River results showing forests cut surface runoff from 62 percent to under 1 percent and stresses private landowners must plant and protect trees with public support.
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Columbus
H. N. Wheeler
United States Forentry Service
Ohio River
Wheeler
Yazoo River
Iun
Mississippi
Ohio
Washington Forester
F. W. Dean
Extension Forester
Ohio State University
Pennsylvania
Strate
National
Ohio 4-H Club
Canning Contest For 4-H Girls Announced
Thousands of 4-H girls nationwide are expected to compete for county state and national prizes in the national Four H canning contest conducted by extension agents with no fee. Entries require reporting jars kinds of fruit used exhibits prizes won and demonstrations entered. Each county winner receives a silver medal and state champions earn expense paid trips to a national congress in Chicago plus four $1000 scholarships for sectional and national winners.
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National Committee On
Chicago
Ohio Farm Women to Attend Camps in 1920s Style
Ohio farming women will attend multiple summer camps this year with 10 to 12 camps planned annually since 1925. Camp Crag hosts two sessions in July and late July with groups from many counties including Lake Trumbull Ashtabula Portage Geauga Columbiana Medina Lorain Cuyahoga Summit Wayne Holmes. Additional camps include Camp Olio in August and camps near Adena Harrison county with Stark county hosting late July sessions. Western counties also hold six camps in August with groups in their own counties. Miss Minnie Price notes meals and social programs as key enjoyments, with pools and varied entertainment and instruction at each site.
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Ohio
Minnie Price
Miss Price
Camp Crag
Lake, Trumbull
Ashtabula
Portage
Geauga
Columbiana
Medina
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Southeastern
Olio
Belmont
Jefferson
Harrison
Carroll County
Adena
Harrison County
Stark County
Butler
Montgomery
Preble
Warren County
Safe Milk Guidance For Vacationists From Ohio State
Columbus report notes that bottles with pasteurized caps guarantee safe milk for traveling families. L H Burgwald of Ohio State University dairy dept explains pasteurization standards are uniform where health commissions supervise. If inspected milk is unavailable, condensed evaporated or powdered milk offers similar food value for children’s summer trips.
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Columbus
L. H. Burgwald
Dairy Manufacturing Department
Ohio State University
Burgwald
Farm Bureau Plans New Pamphlet Club
Arrangements for the second enrollment in the Ohio Farm Bureau cooperative pamphlet club are being completed, announced today by William G. Winemiller of the bureau educational department. The first club started last fall and runs six months with 765 members enrolled. Each month a publication on some phase of agricultural or consumer cooperation is provided.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Cooperative
Willam G. Winemiller
Ohio Farm Bureau’ Educational Department
Winemiller
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