Virus Diagnosis And Virus Infections In History
A historical note on lay diagnoses of infections and the nature of viruses. It explains that each infection is caused by its own virus, how viruses enter cells such as skin for warts, and how some cells recover or are permanently damaged. It also covers the lack of specific virus treatments and the use of sulfa drugs for secondary infections.
Small Town Love of Quiet Life and Friends
A poetic reflection on preferring small town life over city bustle. The speaker cherishes neighborly talk, familiar routines, and the comfort of trusted friends. Vivid vignettes of village life contrast with the restless urban fame, ending with a tranquil dawn and quiet admiration for simple pleasures.
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Hilda
Mary Jane
Aunt Sue
Sally Lou
Milt
White
Widow Brown
Smith
C. R. Spencer
Hybrid onion seed produced on commercial scale at last
After ten years of work, U S Department of Agriculture scientists announce hybrid onion seed production on a commercial scale. Hor ticulturist J F Rosborough of the Texas A and M College Extension Service notes the sterile male onion enables field hybridization and cites California Hybrid Red No 1 as the first variety, adapted to California Utah and Nevada, yielding 460 to 768 100 pound bags per acre and about 50 percent above standard.
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California
Utah
Nevada
Hybrid onion breeding advances after male sterile discovery
Rosborough notes the male sterile onion discovery opens the field for developing hybrid strains across varieties. This breakthrough enables region specific breeding for different climates and seasons, expanding possibilities for commercial production and adaptation.
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Rosborough
Quip between MacDougal and MacCracy noted in satire
A terse exchange features MacDougal declaring love for another man’s wife and offering her weight in gold. MacCracy retorts with humor about time to decide and suggests a farcical plan to “fatten her up,” reflecting playful dialogue rather than eventful action.
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MacDougal
Sheriff Sale Notice of Grayson County Texas Property
The state and district clerk levy on Judgment No. 53615 against Mrs P D Fulton as independent executrix of R S Fulton estate. The amount due is 2081.45 plus six percent interest and costs. On January 1 1946 the sheriff will sell Lot 4 and 5 Block 2 Browns Colored Addition Van Alstyne Grayson County Texas at the Grayson County Courthouse Sherman between 2 and 4 PM for cash to the highest bidder.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
A. D
P. D. Fulton
R. S. Fulton
Sherman
State of
van Alstyne
Property Sale Notice in Grayson County Texas 1945
Tract 7 and Tract 8 described parcels in Sub-Division 6 of Div 10 and Bowen's Colored Addition in Grayson County. The sale by G. P. Gafford, Sheriff, to satisfy a judgment against the Estate of Stephen Roach, includes redemption rights within two years and potential distribution of proceeds. Dated Sherman Texas November 24, 1945.
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van Alstyne
Grayson County
Texas
Bowen
Wm. Creager
H. Hardin
Stephen Roach
Same
Bettie Roach
Varas
Hardin Survey
Sherman
G. P. Gafford
M. G. Dicken
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