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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
10
The article notes delayed apple worm emergence due to cool nights and outlines control using arsenate of lead sprays. It advises three applications around two weeks apart after calyx spraying and promotes orchard cultivation to retain moisture and improve fruit color.
The University News Letter notes North Carolina ranks 42nd in per inhabitant bank resources as of June 30 1925, despite 14th in population and 15th in farm and factory wealth. The state produces wealth but accumulates little, with criticism echoed from the Charlotte Observer about regional prospects and local development.
Raleigh June 2 One of the easiest ways to improve the rural home is by attractive rooms. Miss Helen Estabrook of the home demonstration division says an ideal plan provides exposure suited to each room. Kitchen north or northwest, dining room east for morning sun, living room south and west. Two windows per room with cross ventilation. Warm exposures require cool colors. light colors enlarge spaces. Floor darker than walls. light ceilings lift height. Study before furnishing. many small ads follow.
In Ashe County North Carolina a radium spring is identified as a notable local feature with historical interest for the region and its visitors. The article underscores the spring’s presence as part of the area’s landscape and health lore.
Two young girls in a park debate the exact time as one claims she must be home by four because her mother said so. The exchange, captured by The Tatler, highlights child cleverness and everyday social rules in a brief, humorous vignette.
Life's Mirror opens with reflections on giving and kindness. Farm mothers of North Carolina plan a six day short course at State College June 14 to 19. Tom Tarheel notes clover on the farm brings luck. A school clinic will run in Watauga County June 22 for four days to treat tonsil adenoids. notices to parents are mailed from Raleigh. Smith Hagaman, County Superintendent.
Clarence C. Donnelly a young Mountain City attorney has been appointed examiner for the Federal Farm Loan Board. The post secured through Congressman Reece of Tennessee ninth district carries a salary about 3500 per year. He is brother of R. E. Donnelly a longtime Mountain City lawyer.
The Watauga Post American Legion will hold a regular session in the old Watauga County Bank building on Friday June 4 at 7 30 PM All members are asked to attend for discussion of important matters Commander MO E Combs presiding.
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