Crimson clover aids soil by fixing nitrogen and endures extremes
United States Department of Agriculture notes crimson clover as a winter plant that fixes nitrogen, improves soil, and adapts to not very rich soils. It tolerates extreme heat or cold, with best performance in mild winters, and serves as a cash crop in rotation with corn.
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United States’ ‘Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Atian Plantat
Sothern
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Artewiture
Wastigton, D.ee
Clarke County
Courier
Markets reflect daily wholesale quotations and notes
The Star lists daily wholesale prices with many typographic errors. Local items include country and creamery butter, young chickens, flour, wheat, corn, oats, barley, hay, straw, and screenings with varied price ranges and notes on quotes.
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Star
Eges
Balitmore
Boeses
Three Hurt In Valley Pike Automobile Crash
A Thursday night crash on Valley Pike left three of four occupants injured when their car wrecked in a ditch near the turnpike north of New Market. The party, including Mrs J W Slusser and W Saunders, were treated at Rockingham Memorial Hospital by Dr J M Beidler. The car bore an Ohio license and was believed to have broken and veered after driver fatigue or a sleeve snag.
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New Market
Winchester
Harrisonbute
Rockingham Amorial Hospital
J. M. Beidler
J. W. Slusser
Wie
Slusser
W. ©. Saunders
Assignments Listed for Elementary School Pupils by Rooms
The Star provides a room by room list assigning pupils of Neasher Fee Schools to specific teachers and rooms in Equity and John Kerr Buildings. Unassigned elementary students should report to the Kerr building principal’s office at 8 o’clock. juniors and seniors report to the Tiquity Building principal’s office.
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the Star
Neasher Fee
Cementary
Equity
Miss Daugherty
Miss Roe
Miss Hawthorne
Cline
Miss Morris
Miss Marshall
Phillippi
Miss Miller
Miss Dudley
Miss Brewster
Schoors
Mystery Solved and Letters From a Poet
A quirky mock dialogue on free verse and payments ends with a joke about a poet not finding readers. A short, humorous exchange references a Boston connection and a chilly day. The piece closes with a joke about a houseboat cook who cannot swim.
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Mrs. A
Mrs. W
Not Exactly Economical Quip on Money and Heaven
Dialogue reveals a skeptical remark about finances and a child asking if heaven is reachable by airplane. Pop answers that ascent does not grant access, while Johnnie questions the feasibility, reflecting a humorous family exchange about money and spirituality.
Fragmentary dialogue on heart health and travel themes
A fragment shows a doctor challenging a patient about heart symptoms and angina with a suggestion that travel may reveal more about a person. The exchange hints at identity and truth within a travel narrative context.
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Doctor
Angina
Mar
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Bunion
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Boston
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Fred
Starawant
Charles Wisek
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J.-M. Orndoff
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Taalee
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Mary” Ehert
India Mason Hinton
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Adelaide Perry
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