New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

."." '4ry Of agriculture on Juno ia Of '.ss year"
 X. A ateauay which has rus. . .u ra#p.,'rI across the mud fat. and st' a.@s of the Great Lake d.-.r' h,'w,.n Salt Lake City ard 'lc %ssaIa line, The comrle,on O, n" road ol'ns tha way for trans con'Lu.r'al and !a' ra,a'r travel be- tw..u Sa.t Lake City anI northern and c.&'ral California and brings 'o r s"-o,a>fu. conclusion q f,r y"-r "u' [, bridge the obstacle c" tho sa.' d.s.r'
 z, I'or, l1 thn first wook in Jun, cf tbfs %.ar comptr" in tenn p"r'Iro wI'. c'hnr IYr.s2
 A. The Io.'.I States weather b.nlG says tH.r in tla eastern plr, of rh" Tinted States the first week in June Of ;'I7 year was inc ho.'.s' iN ''e recollection e mugf r,rsoN. ard in some parts tt" hottest or r.ccgi. Tho hot area atr,tchcd more than half way across th- 1r''"1 S'afcs c,IinE quite sharply along n line that passed about miI- w1y through tla IaEota-. NoNr. ka. Ccara1o. New Mcrtco aaI throuch tl western eu1 of Ta>as On the ot".r side of this lino the w,a'hor w9s coll, tr"oztr- tamparaturos be mc r.-orlal at many ro0'e; east o' tt tna tonnrrl'ure evccclad ror- nal from @ d,srees 10 siH'een de Er,-
 = :rs .N-rr aT" s'a'ts.icz 7s 10 th- u..:oaso o~ decrease Of farm narns WrAin the last tven'y-Gy, years"
 X tarm wag.s hay" iroreaeed cv,r Co9 ror cent du17c .la past 7l<'v g ars a.c9rltng to d.97r.mcnt of arrlcuture staus'tcs ou wage f@pr,s running h~cH to the Ci~l war Tho rims was when q farm tauI could IT,. hirod for &lo.n0 p"~ mor1 wl.A board. Nowadars for 'h, r'mo labor 1t costs $%4oo a mouth Thn r.pG uas r.ach,1 in faep wlen a}.racr WEES were El7.oo . moatl with hoar+
 e What is tra Australian to- maro V.%t, whore do"e i' cocVr tu ..~ Gn.f.I 2'a'se anl what '7 th. rl'tr. Of Ie in.arv?
 4 Tins is as mall hrowa.5n .vrut l,ot-o. about 4vo-slWcon,h5 nf an inch long. Both ho7'lra an1 tia immature .rae.s of tnts ine.ct remain h111.n in the daytime and fred at night, rrtncfna'lv on such vegetable ocrs as tnrDjpe potatoes aul tomafoes, anacEing the foliaCa of po'ato.5 and toma'o,s, but ai- t5Dhnr both 'l,> foljogo and tha roots Of turnIrs. The insect occurs in south Nisuazirpl soN'noaetcrn Louistana. sonth.rn Alabama anl in th. vicinity of Pensacola Florida. Y vos rronah'y i.trodHc'1 into t.Is country trom south Amertca ro- monv yeara ago.
 Q. Can you give tho d)monstons If some ot .ho largest prj@atn ytcnts in 'hr JnjtcI States and tho names of 'h, own"rz'
 N Among thc Iar=aot aro the HronIrIN.. nngth -at,G fee {, hr.adth, &G.r feet gross tonnnca, r. &21, ouncI by tha International Film romrany, Atlanta, I"eAth -Go.o feet. breadth 3&4 feet. gross tonnaco. 1908. owned hy tho late George J. Gou'd; Dalphlno, length e41.7 feet, breadth S5.5 feet, gross tonnage 1.o51. owned hv Mrs. Hor- arc DodEo,
 Q Ara tfaro any snakes in Eng lanI Ireland and scotland?
 4. There aro no snaE"s n Ire land or Scotland and only two species have e.rr hecn found in Er=lnl
 e. Can you r,vo ro an example Of couuoctroE ,orb as u@'d in a scn'cnCco
 A "Uc went awar. running to m., his fa.l,cr"
 c. Which IanruaGos hav" the longest and shortest alphnh"ts'
 X. TEc old Husstan, with %5 lct- t.r signs is the long, st, and the Greek. with 2f letter signs, l3 the shcrtoat
 Q. How can ca'c'wior ho r'- molrl from wills in order 10 paint them
 4. By the uso of 3 dilute solu- ion Of .y!roralorc acIl, Af''r cal rininc has h..n removed hF tlls solution, il is necessary to wash the walls thoro1Shly with pure water 10 remove any acid which may have --ttou into tho DOTS of the plaster. Allow 10 dry, when any further d.coration mav 'hcn ho app'iod.
 C. What are trad" dollars, " when w,r" they coiuad and arc they in circulation now What size ara they?
 A. In inc H,o years beginning with 1H73 the r. <. mr' produced f..3rIy %C.oho ooo trade dollars, is- snrl with the purpose of stimulate inr r.mm,rra with thr Orient West Of them vv.e exported, bni enough remained in this country to he emtarrassing hcc1"so of thor similarity to th. standard silver 1cuar. and i1 l.>1 congress pro sided trat for siy months there ar,,r aJl 'rado dollars presented 10 tlo tr,aemy snould b. exchanged for standard dollars, and after that tim, they should he worth only th,.r metal value of about GO cents. Nearly s.non."" Of them Ufre rc- you that in the near future women uil} he presldou's."
 ,.s-.-..rf'' ae-arfr1 her husband