Nature's Law to Save Clover From Anthracnose Decline
A. J. Pieters of the USDA urges Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee farmers to selective breeding of anthracnose resistant red clover. He cites scarce seed and the Tennessee strain as a starting point, urging saving resistant plants from diseased fields to build superior local strains over time.
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Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
A. J. Pieters
United States Department of Agriculture
Pieters
Tennessee Experiment Station
Sulphur Lime Proposed as Summer Fungicide for Peaches
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station endorses dry mix sulphur lime as a summer spray for peaches to prevent scab and brown rot. Recommendations include 4 pounds of high calcium mine per 50 gallons of 84 50 dry mix with lead arsenate, eight pounds lime per eight pounds sulphur, and limit lead arsenate to one pound per 50 gallons. Observers note less fruit staining with dry mix than self boiled lime sulphur.
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New Jersey ‘Agricultural Experiment Station
New Yorker
Copper carbonate found not a virulent poison
An experiment at the South Dakota state agricultural station fed laying hens two weeks on copper carbonate treated wheat and compared with untreated grain. The birds remained in good condition, indicating copper carbonate is at least not a virulent poison.
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South Dakota
Farming Tips for Cattle and Pasture Health
Dairy cows need quick access to feed and clean water to stay healthy. Sudan grass sown in bare yard areas near poultry buildings provides good summer and fall pasture. Proper green feed helps maintain strong health in cattle.
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Sudan
Frogs Said to Rain Over Danville Streets
Washington Post reports North Danville residents claimed rain of millions of black frogs the size of a finger nail after a tropical deluge at six. Officials dismissed the reports as unproved and earlier similar tales had not been confirmed.
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Washington
Danville
North Danville
Bryant Avenue
Washington Post
Tootin Her Own
A young college girl visiting a farm learns cows have horns and asks which horn the cow blew. She watches the animal and discusses its horned anatomy with a friend as the cow bawls.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Boosts Complexion Care
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment occasionally keep complexion clear and scalp clean. Add Cuticura Talcum for fragrance to complete the toilet trio.
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Trio
Misunderstood Audrey Reports Grandfather’s Horse Issue
Audiences hear Audrey misinterpret veterinary care as she shadows a horse health visit. She returns home declaring the horse swallowed its liver while actually the vet tended a dental sliver incident. The tale blends family whimsy with mistaken medical detail.
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Audrey
No hook beneath pleasur
A reflective saying contrasts caution about risk with a note on modern northern Indians preferring hardwood canoes over birchbark craft. The fragment hints at cultural object choices without full context or dates.
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General Motors
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
GMAC
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Frigidaire
Grint
Oan
Northwestern Yeast Co
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Delage
Thomas Jefferson
Hawes Uhetele
Pabis Forster Music Pub., Inc
RIA S. Walkash Ave
Chic Caye
Lincoln's
Lincoln
S. S. Shean
O Street
Harold
W. N. U. Lincoln
Cody
C. W. Beggs Sons & CO
N. Western Ave
Ill
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