Poor Prospects for Corn in Nebraska
Nebraska farmers are urged to harvest drought damaged corn for winter roughage and silage. State and federal data show deteriorating corn across most regions, with prospects of at most a half crop in some areas and heavy feed shortages likely, forcing sale of livestock and reliance on canned feed.
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Lincoln
H. J. Gramlich
Gramlich
Nebraska
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
South Central
South Platte
Aleady
Drouth
United States
Veal Relief Program Expands in Nebraska Food Drive
Nebraska plans to distribute fresh veal to the needy using calves from three weeks to four months old. Prof. W. J. Loeffel says 67 counties will participate with up to 200 calves daily, canning and packaging for federal use, and a four and a half pound weekly limit per family. Farmers receive $5 per head for calves slaughtered for distribution. Separately, drought cattle canning progresses at about 40 000 pounds daily. Scattered western Nebraska tremors are linked to faults from Chadron to eastern Wyoming, with potential for more quakes but no expected damage soon.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
W. J. Loeffel
Loeffel
FERA
Omaha
Loeffer
Drouth
Scottsbluff
Colorado
Chadron, Neb
Wyoming
Harold Cook
Agate Fossil Ranch
Scottsbluff National Monument
Cook
Black Hills
Frog Maps Hint At Lost Continents From Ancient Frogs
Maynard M. Metcalf of the National Museum reports in Science that frog geography traces earth’s past 175 million years through frog commensals. The study suggests Gondwandaland and Lemuria linked to Africa, India, and the Pacific, plus an ultra‑Far West land strip and extended Antarctica connecting continents.
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Maynard M. Metcalf
National Museum
Science
Pacific
Gondwandaland
South America
Indian Ocean
Africa
Madagascar
Geylon
India
Maylasia
Malay Archipelago
United
Siberia
Alaska
Central America
Maynard
Ecuador
Chile
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Ocean
Byrd
America
Australia
Antarctica
Continents
Direct Action and Shifting Notions of Corrective Acts
A French film actor receives six months imprisonment for assaulting two strangers in Paris, justifying it by not liking their faces. A New York bus incident shows a woman removing the driver’s hat after he would not stop, highlighting caution against hasty acts. A British mother thrashes her 15 year old for coming home soaked, unaware he saved a younger boy.
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Paris
New York
London
Turkeys in France 1578 Before Plymouth Feast
French royalty enjoyed American turkeys as early as 1578 show the trade reach of St Simon Island. French voyages in 1575 bought over 10 000 wild turkeys from Native Americans for barter while sassafras tea traveled to Europe. St Simon Island later supplied timber for ships including the USS Constitution.
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Plymouth Rock
National Geographic Magasine
St. Simon
Georgia
Europe
St. Simon Island
America
United States
Around Boston Woman Aren't you able anything
Tramp replies he could write magazine poetry if he had a rhyming dictionary and could afford the price.
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