Removing Fruit May Save Trees During Droughts
An AP report explains that in severe droughts an apple grower can save trees by removing fruit both to protect life and to improve the remaining crop. It notes that trees with heavy crops suffer more from moisture shortage, while earlier moisture return allows fruit growth to resume, albeit smaller.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. R. Magness
Bureau of Plant Industry
Doctor Magness
Part of Skyline Drive May Be Opened Sept 15
The Skyland Drive on Shenandoah National Park may open between Lee Highway and Spottswood Trail by September 15. Shenandoah Valley Inc President Moore cites paving and oiling work. opening hinges on federal decisions and a state land transfer to federal government awaiting Virginia attorney general approval and Governor Perry’s signature.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah National Park
Panorama
Spottswood Trail
Swift Run Gap
A. T. Moore
The
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Rooseveld
Moore
A. B. Cammerer
National Park Service
Thomas H. McDonald
Virginia
Perry
Washington
Beans Brothers Face Court For Domestic Disputes
Three Beans brothers Lester Harry and Ray all residents of Hillsboro were arrested on wife sworn charges. Edwina Beans filed against Harry on June 28 and Aimedia Beans against Lester on June 29. Ray threatened to kill his wife and she summoned help at 3 am. All are out on bonds and trials set before Judge Metzger on July 24.
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Beans
Leesburg
Lester Beans
Harry P. Beans
Ray Beans
Hillsboro
Short Hill Mountains
Edwina Beans
Harry
Aimedia
Almedia
Edwina
Payne
Vesta Kidwell
W A. Metzger
Trial Justice Court
Howard As President Of Rotary Club Installation
At a Rotary Club meeting D J Howard was installed as president for the coming year. A ring with Rotary insignia was presented by Charles Coffman to retiring president John Rodman. New officers include L Hill as president and Rufus Chapin as vice president with C R Perry as secretary treasurer. The next convention will be in Mexico. A program for Rotary the following Thursday will feature James Gheen as principal speaker.
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Rotary Club
D. J. Howard
Rotary
Charles Coffman
John Rodman
Winchester Club
District Nurse Association
Peyton Marshall
Howard
International Rotary
Chicago
L. Hill
Columbia
Rufus Chapin
C. R. Perry
Mexico
Rotary “Anns
James Gheen
New York
Aim and Subjects
B. B. Dutton
Frank Armstrong
Thomas Yates
Vernon Eddy
W. R. Legge
John, Rodman
Vic Arthur
Frank Preston
Pink Arthur
Wm. Stryker
J. B. Beverly
T. B. Patton
Doug Fuller
S. Porter House
Joe Hodgson
C. Fred Barr
Joe Morrow
Frank Horton
Lester Arnold
Allan Gray
Fred Glaize, Jr
Percy Miller
Clarke Cooper
Clay McGrange
H. D. Fuller
W. E. Cooper
Herbert Solenberger
B. M. Roszel
R. Gray Williams
Louis Baker
I. C. MacCallum
Dan Lupton
Ed Barr
W. Nelson Page
Fred L. Glaize, Sr
Byron Bickers
Henry Sykes
Harry Benham
P. W. Boyd
W. D. Myers
M. B. Snake
V. C. Kline
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Max Loman
Mr. Rambo
Dick Allwood
Covesville
Wva
Ralph Dorsey
Berryville
Clarke Courier
Rotary International selects new president at Detroit convention
Mr. Perry earned a second consecutive term as head of Rotary International at the recent Detroit convention, marking continuity in leadership.
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Detroit
Perry
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
Advertises MELLO-GLO face powder claiming to prevent exposure preserve youth and stay on longer. Tries to penetrate pores smoothly with a French process and a special youthful tint. Available at Baker's Drug Store is 50c and 1.00.
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Baker’s Drug Store
France and Britain Bind Across Seas in Shared Defense
Following Weygand's visit and Barthou's tour, Lipmann argues that Britain and France are not tied by a formal pledge but by strong, unwritten ties. Both seek to preserve the status quo, defend their empires, and rely on naval power and air defense to deter aggression in the North Atlantic.
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France
Britain
Britain and France must stand together in any European test
The article argues that neither Britain nor France can defend against a German air force from current borders and each must accept strategic limits. It suggests Britain will not publicly alliance with France to avoid provoking Germany, while France seeks an explicit stand to deter aggression. In any ultimate power test, the two would be compelled to act together.
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Britain
Belgium
Holland
French
Germany
Rhine
Versailles
Italy
France
Europe
New York Tribune Inc
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