Engagement After Picnic Sparks Romantic Turmoil
Anne Chamberlain frets over finishing touches for her costume as George Hildreth remains dull. Neal Conrad, a visiting young lawyer, scorns the suitor’s jealousy and impresses Anne with his character. He invites her on a picnic with Mrs Griffin. Anne accepts despite being unconventional. She spends savings on finery. The outing becomes a red-letter day and Neal declares his love, leading to their engagement.
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Anne Chamberlain
George Hildreth
Neal Conrad
Hildreth
Anne
Conrad
Mrs Griffin
Mr. Goldenburg
Neal
Engagement Plans Shape a New York Trip for Anne and Neal
Neal and Anne plan a church wedding and a brief New York visit with friends to arrange invites and etiquette. Anne learns hotel life and social niceties while Neal considers supporting both his and Anne's families through marriage and future work.
Blue Streak Hawk Described as Detrimental Poultry Threat
The sharp shinned hawk, called the blue darter, attacks poultry and small birds, endangering broods. At 10 to 12 inches, with a 22 inch wingspan, it is noted as highly destructive to chickens and game birds. The More Game Birds foundation urges year round control of this enemy in its guidance.
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Malcolm’ Campbell
United States Department of Agriculture
The
Foundation
Gos Hawk
Ancient Egyptian metal plating secrets revealed by 4000 year old kettle
Study of a small copper kettle and basin at the Metropolitan Museum shows ancient Egyptians used thin silver like plating of antimony on copper. Tests confirm copper bases and antimony plating with trace tin. Electrolytic principles may underlie early antiquity techniques and vinegar salt baths possibly cleaned brass artifacts.
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Egypt
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Popular Mechanics
D .An
Dasin
Calambria, University
Offer Inducements at Roadside Stands
A study by M C Boma of the New York College of Agriculture shows roadside markets attract customers by freshness quality and fair pricing. Traffic volume affects potential sales with larger stands near busier highways earning more. Bold readable signs are crucial since a motorist traveling 35 mph has only about two seconds to decide to stop.
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M. C. Boma
New York College of Agriculture
WNY Service
New York State
Mold High Fat in Penicillium juvenum Discovered
United States Department of Agriculture chemists report finding a mold named Penicillium janavicum containing 20 to 43 percent fat in a routine mold study. About 75 molds were surveyed, nine had over 15 percent fatty material, and the high fat mold grew on glucose and showed rapid growth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Killing Bull Thistles Invades Farms Across State
Farmers report bull thistles spreading in pastures along roadsides and in fields. The plant blooms in summer and early fall, stunting forage and reducing feed. Recommended control includes autumn rosette or second-year stalk removal, crown or root treatment with salt, and herbicide options. Pastures should be cleared before flowering.
Feeding Milk to Calves in Early Rearing
Authorities advise giving calves whole milk or milk until two to four weeks old, then switching to grain or roughage as they near three months. If milk is scarce, skim milk powder can be used. ensure calves receive adequate feed and hay for good growth.
1933 U S Lamb Crop Drops From 1932 Levels
The 1933 U.S. lamb crop is estimated at 28,999,060 head, about 0.2 percent or 7,000 head smaller than 1932 and over 3,000,000 head below the 1951 record. Most decrease occurs in Western sheep states while native states show near last year’s size. Native lamb crop estimated at 10,947,000 head.
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United States
Life Span of Presidents and Public Aides Questioned
An article cites an office mathematician comparing the lifespans of early presidents, midterm leaders, and later rulers with business men of the era. It notes averages around seventy-seven, sixty-seven, and sixty-four years, excluding violent deaths, and comments on the president’s choice of university scholars to lighten political burden.
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Harrison
Hayes
Pathfinder
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Malden
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