The Salvation Army Legal Status and Mission in Brief
The Salvation Army's incorporation and charity status are outlined, noting lawful incorporation in New York 1899 and California 1915. It explains governance, fund use for U S operations and foreign missions, officer compensation, audited accounts, balance sheets, and its charitable mission to relieve poverty and suffering without discrimination.
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Cowpeas First Used as Food for Humans
The cowpea, an ancient cultivated legume in Africa and Asia, is the most important of three main cowpea groups. It spread from West Indies to North America by 1714 and was common in Virginia by 1775, with long-standing use in the southern United States and potential profitability further north for forage, soil, and seed.
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Harvesting and Storing Ice on the Farm
Farmers are urged to lay by ice for next summer to cool milk and household use. If temperatures allow, harvest two tons of ice per cow in the herd, with less for cream sales. Bulletins 623 and 1978 offer detailed guidance via the U S Department of Agriculture publications.
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Landscaping to unite farm buildings into a homelike whole
The article explains using trees as windbreaks frames and shade and shrubs to hide foundations and screens. It urges selecting native or well-proven plants suited to the area to create a pleasing farmstead appearance.
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