Virginia farm population edges toward prewar levels
Virginia farm population neared its 1921 level in 1945 with about 950000 rural residents, though current counts lag below prewar figures. The South shows regional losses, with Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi regions dropping over 25 percent since 1940, while the national farm population rises for a second year but stays under prewar totals. Virginia economist Wilson Gee urged reducing government controls to restore private farming enterprise, noting farmer fears of another depression and reliance on government support linger from past crises.
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Virginia
Virginia Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
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Wilson Gee
University of Virginia
National Rural Sociological Society
Dr. Gee
Positive Program for Agriculture and Business Growth
The text advocates a proactive approach to depression, urging positive programs to meet low mood promptly. It argues government should assist farmers to become self reliant, with collaboration to educate farm children through high school and improve rural moral and religious life. It also explains card suit symbolism as Espada sword for nobility, Hearts for clerics, Clubs for peasants, and Diamonds for merchants.
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H.o'b. A. Espada
Peaches Markets Reported Steady Demand in Winchester Martinsburg
Federal Market News Service reports light demand and steady sales for Elberta peaches at 2 inches and up priced around 2.88 to 3.05, mainly 3 dollars. An unrelated note mentions about 22,000 motor tourist courts in the United States averaging 22 rooms each.
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Martinsburg
Federal State Market News Service
United States
Yucca Roots Contain Milk-Quality Ruining Chemical
A chemical found in the roots of certain yucca species harms milk quality when eaten by cattle. Cattle fondness for the plant leads to potential dairy impact. Authorities warn farmers to limit access to the yucca and monitor herd health.
Teol Fungicide Advertisement at Boyd Drug Co
An advertisement touts Teol a strong fungicide with 90 percent alcohol with a one hour guarantee of relief from athletes foot itch. It claims deep penetration and broad germ reach and promises 35 cents back at Boyd Drug Co.
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What produces the odor of tobacco smoke
The odor comes from the invisible pyridine contained in tobacco smoke rather than the visible smoke itself.
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