Valley Meet of Christians Concludes in West Virginia
The Virginia Valley Central Christian Conference ended its three day session in High View with devotional life led by Rev J F Eee and addresses by Dr W T Walters on Christian Education and Rev Dr W H Denison on the modern method. Rev W M Clem was ordained elder. Officers reelected include Dr W T Walters president Rev A W Andes secretary and Samuel Parjuan treasurer. Next session at Antioch Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Eee
W. T. Walters
Richmond
W. H. Denison
Dayton
Ohio
Clem
Christian Church
Key
R. Townsend
Washington, D. C
Ai J. O. Atkinson
Elon College
A.W. Andes
Harrisonburg
Samuel Parjuan
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Antioch Christian Church
Leg Fracture After Car Pinning Mechanic at Valley Pike
J M Darnell a mechanic at Cook's garage on the Valley pike near town was seriously injured when a car rolled on a slight incline and pinned him between the vehicle and a concrete post about 8 30 am. His left leg was fractured below the knee his arm and body bruised he was taken to Memorial Hospital by Mack Noonan's ambulance and Dr R mis rendered aid. Darnell recently moved from Waynesboro Pennsylvania over a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Darnell
Cook
Valley Pike
Darnell
W Memorial Hospital
Mack Noonan
Waynesboro
Transatlantic Steamer Schedules and Agency Notice
Shipping list shows sailings to Cherbourg Southampton Plymouth and other ports for vessels like Mauretania Caronia Franconia and Saxonia with varied Sept Oct dates. Local agents Richards Brothers Shenandoah Valley Natl Bank Bldg provide rates and information.
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Cherbourg
Southampton
Aquitania
Mauretania
Berrengaria
N. Α
Plymouth
Tyrrhenia
Laconia
Cobb
Queenstown
Samaria
Boston
Londonderry
Glasgow
California
N. Y
Assyria
Columbia
Cameronia
New
Tuscania
London
Saxonia
Albania
Richards Brothers
Shenandoah Valley Natl. Bank Bldg
Flaxseed Production Trends Through Early 20th Century
The United States shifted from exporter to importer of flaxseed as production waned after 1900 and consumption rose. Prices rose with import growth, peaking around 1910 to 1909, while 1917 1918 and 1920 saw demand fluctuations. The text urges growers to combine deliveries to sell carloads for better value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeper Bia Ae Department
United States
United States Department
Farm Implements Should Be Placed Under Cover
W H McPheeters Extension Farm Engineer at Oklahoma A and M College argues that keeping farm tools indoors preserves value. He notes rust and decay from weather wear, detailing how scouring and painting before use wastes time, and advises grease and covers to protect plows cultivators binders and shovels for longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension
Oklahoma
A. and
M. College
Pea Aphis Attacks Cannery Peas and Alfalfa
Reports from the U S Department of Agriculture describe pea aphis infestations in Stanislaus County California cannery pea fields and light infestations across the Santa Clara valley. The insect also damages alfalfa near Topeka Kansas and spinach in Santa Clara valley where syrphid larvae prey on the aphids during washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaus County
Cal
Santa Clara Valley
United States Department of Agriculture
Topeka
Kang
Kansas
Soybean Hay Benefits for Dairy Cows and Sheep
Soybean hay provides a strong answer to the hay question for dairy cows and sheep. Yields range from one to one and a half tons per acre and the hay is high quality and weather-resistant. Cut when the leaves begin to turn yellow. top varieties include Peking Wilson and Manchu, with Manchu yielding nearly as much hay.
Salt Feeding Practices for Fattening Steers Discussed
The article notes cattle fed on rich foods show a strong salt craving. It suggests keeping salt available to steers at all times, while acknowledging good results from providing it once or twice weekly.
Madness Ends as Benetto Returns to Sicily Dream Then America
Benetto, an immigrant torn between Sicily and the United States, returns after years abroad. He longs for home yet adopts American comforts, selling his olive farm and renting a city apartment with a janitor. He reveals he has married or plans to marry Tomasso’s sister Maria, and his madness to return fades as he adjusts to both worlds.
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Maria
Benetto
Sicily
Tomasso
Tomasso Benetto
Palermo
Cone
Benette
Marla Clone
Benettos
Forgver
Tomasse
Matia
Palernes
Hadrickas Tomanso
America
Tomessa
Keneito
Kent's Hole cave near Torquay yields early human artifacts
Explorations at Kent's Hole near Torquay reveal flint tools from the neolithic era and animal remains including lion, hyena, bear, wolf, fox, rhinoceros, mammoth, Irish elk, and reindeer. Excavations by Penzels from 1565 to 150 cost about 2000, linking Britain’s prehistoric fauna to Stone Age timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torquay
Ingland
Kent's Hole
Penzels
Britain
Avoid Watermelon Loss in Transit
United States Department of Agriculture warns melon growers to follow handling and packing practices to prevent transit losses. Stem end rot control has reduced shrink in Georgia and Florida through education and cooperation with extension services and railroads. Implement training for workers, avoid wet field work, handle only sound fruit, pad cars, and apply stem-end treatments per Farmers' Bulletin 1277 for tighter quality control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
State Extension Services
Food Products Inspection Service
Ick
Georgia
Florida
Clearing Moss From Fruit Trees By Sprays
The text describes moss removal on fruit trees using sprays. Strong Bordeaux solution is noted as effective. A lime sulfur salt mix of 150 pounds salt to 50 gallons spray is another proven method. A common lye solution may be used straight or with lime sulfur spray, about one pound per six to seven gallons, for easy moss removal and a bright appearance.
Birds Not Numerous Because of Insect Pests
The chief reason birds are not more numerous is that suitable nesting places are lacking. Vermin protection, fence row cleaning, and corner beautification ruin bird homes. Building bird houses and placing them on poles helps, but leaving small thickets at spots across the farm is better.
Improper Feeding Causes Droopy Chicks in Early Rearing
Droopy chicks with long wings result from feeding too soon, overfeeding, and unsafe bedding. Prevent by correcting feeding timing, ensuring clean dry floors, and avoiding overheating or chilling. Inspect for lice or mites and treat as needed to restore health.
Plans may be viewed in Raleigh architects office
Plans may be examined in the office of the Secretary Mr H T Hardesty or secured from Lin Thicum Linthicum Architects Raleigh N C August 17 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hardesty
Linthicum & Linthicum, Architects
Raleigh, N. C
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Walters
Star
Sati
Amalek
Israel
Esau
Jacob
Joshua
Moses
Aron
Hur
Neptune
Atlantic City
Novel Seashore
Delaware River Bridge
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad System
the Standard Railroad OF the World
Morris Schultz
Western Newspaper Union
Kent’s
A&.y
North Market St
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Roy Smithing
Roy No
Quemahoning Valley
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
Winchester
the Nathanson CO
North Main Street
R.M. Swimley
East Piccadilly Street
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
Stors
E. J. Snapp Bell Phone
N. Market Street
Clarke County Board of Education
Berryville
Court House
Totten Bros
Ainess
Colchester
England
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