1000 Accounts Show Farming Trends In Ohio
Ohio State University department study of 1000 farm records highlights profit drivers. Larger farms with more livestock boost earnings while crop yields lag as a sole profitability measure. Improvements in farm equipment, more machinery, livestock, chicks, feed and fertilizer, plus rising outside work income, drive a 4 percent inventory return. cows and hens notable. Western Ohio reports higher hog income.
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Department of Rural Economies
Ohio State University
Ohio
Erosion Control Program Seeks 65 Million Dollar Allotment
The Soil Conservation Service requests 65 291 000 from the public works fund plus 14 900 000 already allotted. Demonstration projects will show erosion reduction methods and help plan regional land use with cooperation from federal agencies and state bodies. Students claim rivers carry away vast plant food through erosion, underscoring the program’s policy value.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Soil Erosion Service
Public Works Fund
Congress
Extension Service
U.S. Forest Service
Biological Survey
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Grazing Administration
Big Savings Seen For Ohio Farmers
The reduction of interest rates to 3.12 per cent on federal farm loans will save Ohio farmers millions and marks another Farm Bureau triumph in making credit affordable. The rate drops effective July 1 for one year, then rises to 4 per cent for two years. Commissioner loans stay at unchanged rates, with loans up to 75 per cent of appraised value. The measure expands loan use to purchase farms, aiding young farmers and tenants.
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Ohio
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau
Ohio Fort
Chester H. Gray
Washington
Farm Bureau Authorities
Ohio Cheese Output Near Six Million Pounds
Ohio production of cheese approaches six million pounds annually, positioning Ohio as a leading state in cheese output. FR B Stoltz of Ohio State University's dairy technology department notes about 3,590,900 pounds of the total consist of Swiss cheese.
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Ohio
FR. B. Stoltz
Department of Dairy Technology
Ohio State University
Ohio Cheese Industry Expands Across State
Stoltz notes about 40 factories in Ohio with American and Leiderkrantz varieties. Tuscara sits in the center of the Swiss cheese industry, while Holmes Coshocton Wayne Portage Medina and Stark counties push production. Factories concentrate in the north with Belle Center Lima Defiance and Dorsat Ashtabula. Cambridge in Guernsey is an exception. Cheese-making likely to grow unless urban demand for fluid milk expands.
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Ohio
Leiderkrantz
Stolts
Tuscara
Holmes
Coshocton
Wayne
Portage
Madina
Stark
Belle Center
Logan County
Lima
Defiance
Dorsat
Ashtabula
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Stoltz
Farm Bureau Seeks Improved Rural Roads in Ohio
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation urges use of federal relief funds to upgrade secondary earth roads. Perry L. Green says Ohio's rural highways require cheaper all weather roads costing 1000 to 6000 dollars, not 15000 to 20000, to benefit farms and relief workers statewide. Data show widespread potential to install earth roads and improve farm access while aiding unemployment relief efforts.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Ohio
Farmers’ Cooperative
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Perry L. Green
Columbus
Green
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau membership tops twenty one million
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reports its membership has surpassed 21.06 million, with growth outpacing 1934. Officials note American Farm Bureau gains in early 1935 exceed the full year of 1934, and Ohio counties show strong early-year expansion with 45 counties up versus all 1934 and 67 surpassing their four month 1934 standings.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
New Spray Promises Insect Control Replacing Arsenicals
A new insecticide rotenone, a vegetable alkaloid similar to nicotine, promises to replace late arsenical poisons for celery pests and is used in interplant applications on beans. Derived from imported plants, rotenone differs from most insecticides in source and action as explained by T H Parks, extension entomologist at Ohio State University.
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T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Dangerous Landing of Linda Marshall Sparks Mystery Flight
Linda Marshall vanishes over the Pacific during a round the world flight. Tommy Drew, adventurer and would‑be husband, sails from London with Buddy Whitaker to search. Drew distrusts Linda’s last note and uses a secret radio recorder to track a possible clue while an intruder lurks.
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Linda Marshall
Pacific
Honolulu
Tommy Drew
London
Buddy Whitaker
Royal Air Force
Tommy
Linda
Scotland
Riviera
John Twigtree
Artocos Island
Linds
Cabbage Pest Dust Mix and Rotenone Spray Use
The article explains a rotenone based dust made from ground derris root and a carrier like gypsum or kaolin for cabbage pests, noting it kills pests but is harmless to humans. It discusses application rates of 20 to 30 pounds per acre and that dusts are preferred by entomologists, with rotenone also used as a spray for Mexican bean beetles at two and a half pounds of ground root per 50 gallons, applied to the undersides of leaves.
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Parks
Sunday School Party At Darby Orchards
John Darby hosted his Sunday school class at Darby Orchards on Friday afternoon. Guests included Delores Prince Shirley Myers Marcia Opperman Tootsie Angelo Dorothy Jessie Geraldine Emily Howe Roselle Jimmie Angelo Gilbert Balash Robert Ross Nelson Howe Jr Richard West Junior Opperman Donald Eppler Ralph Jr Jackie Kuhlman Richard Prince Nadine Wenzel Theda Grenzebach Leona Prince Mrs N T Howe Mrs Ross Mrs Witbeck Mrs William Opperman Mrs Beckmeyer Mrs Elsie Bickel Ed Lehman and daughter Edna Mae Amherst.
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Birmingham
John Darby
Darby Orchards
Delores Prince
Shirley Myers
Marcia Opperman
Tootsie Angelo
Dorothy
Jessie
Geraldine
Emily Howe
Roselle
Jimmie Angelo
Gilbert Balash
Robert Ross
Nelson Howe, Jr
Richard West
Junior Opperman
Donald Eppler
Ralph, Jr
Jackie Kuhlman
Richard Prince
Nadine Wenzel
Theda Grenzebach
Leona Prince
N. T. Howe
Ross
Witbeck
William Opperman
B. H. Howe
Beckmeyer
Elsie Bickel
LaGrange
Ed Lehman
Edna Mae
Amherst
Local Visitors and Guests Reported Across Town
BRIEFS summarize numerous Vermilion and nearby area visits with guests from Cleveland Davenport Lorain Springfield Wellington and other towns. The entries note social calls weekend stays and a large turnout for the Volunteer Firemen annual fish fry with many residents mentioned by name.
Pride of Bay Now Scoots Sandusky Scow at Chicago
The Arrow of the Sandusky and Lake Erie Island Line once a pride of Sandusky Bay, now lies as a scow in Chicago. Once a passenger steamer for the line, it marks a quarter century since its heyday in Sandusky.
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Pride OF Bay
Sandusky
Ohio
Arrow
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Chicago
Sermons and social notes from Columbia church and area
Columbia June 26 The sermons by Marshal Bickford of Cleveland at the Baptist church were praised and he will preach again next Sunday. A party including the Dionne quintuplets attracted attention during a Canada trip. Local baseball and a Methodist Church supper are announced with details on attendees and volunteer helpers for the event.
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Columbia
Marshal Bickford
Cleveland
Columbia Baptist Church
Oberammergau
J. Ho Longbon
Edith Longbow
Lawrence Bartter
Canada
Niagara Falls
Toronto
North Bay
Lake Timagami
Callander
Cochrane
Straits of Mackinac
West View
Chas. Ives
Dorothy
Marion
Dorothy Heath
Elyria
Sylvia Ives
Methodist Church
Burt Martha
Llewellyn Straub
Lester Harrington
J. R. van Arsdale
Hubert Morlock
Ralph Ring
Orra Crocker
John Leach
County Epworth League Rally at Columbia Town Hall
The Epworth League rally is set for Thursday night at Columbia town hall with all invited. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bond and sons Jim and Paul of North Fairfield visited Rev Brown and family Sunday. Communion will be held at the M E church a week from Sunday. Mrs Moora of Cambridge is visiting Mrs H W Blackburn. Mr and Mrs Jey Jnapér.
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County Epworth League
Columbia Town Hall
Ernest Bond
Jim
Paul
North Fairfield
Brown
M. EB
Moora
Cambridge, C
Iis
H. W. Blackburn
Jey Jnapér
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother is emotionally reserved and fails to show affection to her child Kate. The six year old craves love and hugs, noticing other mothers' kisses. The author urges the mother to begin expressing affection, arguing every child needs to feel loved for confidence and well being.
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Jane Herbert Goward
Ate
Kate
Treme
Goodby
Frank Lowden Reemerges in Republican 1938 Battle
Profiles for today recount Frank O. Lowden’s keynote at the Grass Roots convention where he assails Roosevelt and urges equal federal and state power. The former Illinois governor, a three-time presidential hopeful, returns after seven years of retirement, tied to his strong agricultural base and a revived bid amid a subdued rival bloc.
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Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Roosevelt
Lowden
Illinois
Hoover
U. S
America
Oregon
Mr. Lowden
Tips for Choosing Fresh Produce at the Market
Shopping guidance on selecting solid cabbage heavy heads. Grapefruit should have thin skin and be heavy with juice. For lettuce pick hard crisp heads.
Family visits and outings at shoenbrun settlement
Daughter Shirley and son Elbert motored to Schoenbrun, the first Christian Indian settlement near New Philadelphia, that Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Walker visits at the home of her sons, Mrs and Lee Walker. Mr. and Mrs. W H Jones entertain Mrs Upson and daughter Misa Beverly of Cleveland, Sunday.
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Shirley
Elbert
Schoenbrun
New Philadelphia
Mary Walker
and Lee Walker
W. H. Jones
Upson
Misa Beverly
Cleveland
Modern Woman Faces In-Law Living Dilemma Over Shared Home
A wife asks Mrs. Martin whether she may take her four month old baby and leave her husband to avoid living with his widowed father who insists on rent and shared bills. She objects to other men in the home and fears losing her autonomy if a separate home cannot be found.
Guide to Charm Oil Massage for Dry Skin Care
A vintage style guide explains a summer skin treatment using oil massage with lanolin and olive oil. It covers preparing skin with scrub and warm water, applying lanolin, using steam from a teakettle, and a patting massage to stimulate circulation. Repeated steps aim to soften and moisturize dull dry skin.
Proper table service for milk and condiments
The reply rebukes serving milk and cream at the table in bottles and urges transferring to a pitcher. It stresses careful house etiquette even in family settings and notes pickles and condiments should be passed in glass dishes with appropriate spoons.
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N. M
Children Revealed As Apt Movie Critics
Harrisburg Pa report notes that an eight year old loses two fifths of essential film features while a 15 year old retains about 90 percent. Dr Edgar Dale of Ohio State University presented findings at a conference on motion picture appreciation.
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Harrisburgh
Edgar Dale
Ohio State University
Sympathy and stubborn strain in a domestic dispute
A reader writes of living with a husband’s father and the tensions over using the shared home. The speaker urges patience, warns against escalating conflict, and notes that the wife’s actions with the baby complicate the situation. The tone urges peace and cautions against retaliatory moves.
You Are Going The Wrong Way About The Situation
A reader counsels a woman in a domestic dispute to avoid conflict with her husband and his father. The message urges restraint, urging the couple to win the husband over to the idea of a home, warning against high handed tactics, and recalling that threats to leave may harm affection. The author asserts neither party intended harm.
Short Cuts for Gentle Salad Handling
A brief note on preparing salads using a wooden salad fork to toss ingredients gently. It also mentions using a window ventilating fan to keep kitchen odors from building up during cooking.
High School Critics Prefer Craft Over Plot in Film Talk
Elation from students shows they analyze movies with focus on direction photography and casting. They spend more time debating how scenes are composed and who shines on screen than summarizing plot events.
Domesticated Bombers of Elephants in Indie and Barms
A peculiar report notes large elephants trained and used in Indie and Barms. Young elephants rarely breed in captivity, highlighting unusual domestication practices across regions.
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