davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
SOdseitsslOden

9ie lutberiIhe Stride in 8otuie,
WarDlono, mar reidli6 NIT idonen
8lumen geI6mtiidt 8ur Seller Der
Grauung, Die 5raulein &utb SSH
ion nit &errn @errmann &nnuer
fiirs 2eben berbano. IS mar am ~.
Nuault, abenos VS. ubr, uno Serr
8a1tor 6. Collins nOl5og ben Sralt=
aft, in Dem beioe &inge gepe6ielt
muroen. SRI. WaDrtle Mc2u8fe, Ell
ne Gouiine Der 8raut, mar gbrer-
oarne, Sri. Dorothy &nolier uno Sri.
Marie @ielan0, goulinen 0es 8ralt=
tiaams, Daren 8rautiungfern. AlS
8routfiibrer fungierten Die Serren
@eorq Gieoel, Grid @ielanb nno
S,obn 9bies. Die 8rout trng Elm
&leio aus meiBem Atlas nit langem
Sdleier mo einen Arm poa meiBer
8lumen.
Dos aleio Ser Gbrenoalne beitano
aus blouem Chiffon un0 Die beioen
8routiungfern trngen roia Spiben-
fielder.
0as fleine 8lumenmdOden 90
rotbD Senie, Elm 9o6terlein elmer
gouline oes 8rdiltigams. iob lieb-
lid aus in ibrem gelben aleio nno
groBem @orb bon 8lumen.
No1 Ser einorudsDoaen firhli1en
5eier begoben fid iiber 100 @aite 81
Dem 8ereinslofal Ser 8. 9. Miloci=
alton, mo- Mae reidlid NIT gutem
@iien nno Srinfen befuirtet puroen-
W2it @eIang, Cana uno anoeren Der
gniiqungen unterbielt man iih bis
gum friiben Morgen aufs Bette. -
O1it Den beiten 8iiniden muroen
oiele prodtnole uno niiBli6e Sc
ihenfe Dem iungen 8aor iiberrei6t
uno niemano miro ben ihonen Sag
"pergeiien, an Dem oieie Soh5eit ge=
feiert puroe. Serr uno 6ran &nalt-
er meroen in Der Nabe BON 8eltSDiae
mobnell, moieIbit Serr anauer cine
fleine 5arm beiibt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

ge unierer Inn ibre griiten5 ringen-
oen Seimut 5u idmdlern, ia, fpenn
mogIid al i61oigen. 9ieien Gle
menten lteben ia nun leioer ole Yrei=
ieorgane CUR 8erfiieung uno mas oas
mieOerum fiir @inoriide ouf Die Of
fentlide Meimung in 1SI binter-
ldBt io1ten mir eigentlih nun enO-
lih iuiiier. Dabet meiB aber ie0er
nerniinftig-oenfenoe 4merifaner, 0aB
S6meling nod Dem beutigen &nnt=
pie ~unbeoingt NIT 2ouis gum 5ipei-
ten Male in ben &ing eeben- muB
uno ooB ielbit Oie 8reiie bier ioIdes
ais ielbitperitdnoIi6 a%uf3ufaiIen bat,
falls man nod @ert auf eiu etpas
iuu6ereS @etpiiien legen lolte.
6reili6 oarf auf Der nnoeren Sci
tie nitt p%ergelien mer0en oaB 0ieIer
Dear Sdmeling ais 8orer feinSing-
Tina mebr lit uno mer tpeiB, mfe Lam
qe man sic So6e b~inous5ieben miro,
nm 6ieien ltmsrmiinidten ualteru"
All lalien, nm Die Mogli6feit zines
SiegeS gu perringern. AuBeroem
6eitebt Mar i9on beltte auf mebr
@eIo ais Die iibli6en 1871 8ro5ent
fiir ben Serausforoerer oes Wei,
tiers, mas ia perItdnOli6 erl6einen
mlB, penn man on ben leniationel
len Sieg pom @oriobre oenft.
Ser 8uni6 in ben @er3en 6eioer
8orer lit oerIelbe, ober Die @lemente
binter 0ieien Wfdnnernb melbe mob
gebeno fir cine enteiiltige &egelung
0ieIer ufaulen Sade@ itno, inter-
i6eioen iid ME Gag uno geabt.
@enn Damn Der Sag fommen miro an
meldem fi6 oieie 8eiOen gum 5fDet-
ten Male gegeniiberiteben, oann mil
len mir, oaB unier 01ar S9meling
0ie Strait zines einigen Bottles oer-
forpern miro uno oieies 8efpuBtiein
miro ibm oie i1mere aufgabe erlei1-
tern, Iein Qebtes ber5ugeben, nm iid
iiearei6 8u bebaupten, ni6t MIR itber
ben Neger Soc 2ouis, ni6t nur I'M
perl0nliden Sntereiie, ionOern UNI
iomebr moralii6 I'M @eiite elmer eb=
ten GolfSgemeinihaft, iiber oieie be-
oouerli6en Glemente, Die es ibm big
oa6in ni6t g0nntenb neil er troB al
Ter geriudungen oeutider 8olfsge-
berblieben lit unO ais iolAer
fiir sic Seinlat ben Sitel uno Die
M~eilterebren erringen min.
S. 90.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
3arn6erser 3arteitas besinnt am
WDntag.

4n 6. September, nadIten Wfon-
taq, beqinnt in N%iirnberg Der Bartel=
taq Ser DISQUALIFICATION. IS beiBt
oaB Sitter iiber 9olonien auSlanos-
oeutIdhtum uno Gefte Der Weinoer-
better reoen miro. Die gorfiibrnn-
qen Ser 8ebrma6t uno &flpiele
meroen fpeitere An3iebungspuntte
iein. aus 8aibington nebmen mabr-
Iheinlid Serren Der oeutI6en Bot
iboft, Ser goti6after ielbit nno bic
Serren Or. S6ol5 uno SLAM
fenborn, an Dem 8arteitag tell
0reIieperfebr NIT Horoamerifa miro
ourcb Srnfperbinoung i'm neberlee=
neutrality-suspicious. in Berlin leidt
moqlid; aud 8ilotelegrapbie miro
einqeIeBt. Gum eriten 0aol miro Die
amerifaniI6e 8otihaft Dertreten lein,
nid,t ourd ben 8otidafter 9ooo, Der
in 4merifo it, ionoern our6 Die Sc
Iddftstrager, &errn Is. 9. Gil
bert. auA england nno 5rant-
reid meroen gum eriten Neal amtllf
babel lein.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Deutscher
Kurzwellensender
Berlin, Haus des Rundfunks.
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Won Theodor Hausmann
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Standardization u. Wirtschaftsdienst
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Standardization (englisch)
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Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Serrn unO 5ran Side semiOmet
gum %. Gnsnit 1887.

IS lit MN NAL I'M Qeben 10,
Ser Mann mirn p6ne Srnu ni6t frob,
9rum bat entfpidelt iid Der Bral1,
SAP baum ur0 mann man beirntt aid].
Ser iunge 01ann gebt alf bic Sreite,
Suhf na6ebet unD in Der 8eite,
llno pl0blieb, ia es lit fem SpaB,
ga pl0Bltb, ba gei6iebt ibm mas.
0urd 3ufaa trifft er mo Elm @doden,
@r meiB niht, beiRt Tie Mnrn, &dthen,
@r meiB mr., baB NIT etnmol, rdds
5ein 6er8 befommt men b0ien annds.
oSeBt lit er grab mie nb9eitorbem
Ser 4ppetit lit linn %ber0orben.
ST qebt beina6e ni6t mebr aus,
gm liebiten iiBt er till al 9aus.
g}ir tpenn Das WdgOIein er fam ieAn,
9ann 1heint Die Welt linn Dte0er lbot1-
@enn'S regnet oanu nu6 nod 10 lebr,
8enn triib Der 9immel gran nno ihtper,
Sir i'm it's beaer Sonnenidein.
@enn5 2iebden fluitert SD bin Sem.
llnO belte Iaet' 9 lie ia an Sir.
Mein lieber Subert, ole mir,
Sic bier 10 frob oeriammelt lin6
limb, fpie gu peiBt, Dir treu geiinnt,
Sic min1nen Sir uno 9einem SdaB
Nm Qebensti19 men guten 8laB.
@Iiid uno @efun0be milnI6en mn
Sud INNER auf Der @rOen bier,
6. $. @idaeIis.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
NrmininslOse SIR. %.

0odoem man m1brenO ben Site
uoden nit ben 8~erIammlungen aus
gelebt batte, beginnt man mieOer nit
oenlelben am 8ienstag, ben Z. Sep
tember. Die Witglie0er iino eriudt,
3ablreid uno piinftlid oaran teil5u=
nebmen.
Ser Mrminiis-8 g rgniigungsDerein
perIammelt lid am Gamstag aben0
i'm Saule ieines Witglieoes g.. 81.
3immqrmann in Arlington, 8av
pelder BEL oieier @elegeubeit ieinen
rs. @eburtstag 81 feiern geoenft.
9as Sournol g~rotuliert ieinem tren-
en- Mbonnenten rebt ber8lid 81 ieinem
8iegenfeite.
ais nddite 9er~anitaltung plant
Ser 9erein einen GpIterroait uno 1T
Elm aomite ouf Der Sude nod einem
giinltig gelegenen BlaB. @riffitb's
6arm lit tpobl am g~eeignetiten 0a5u.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Gmpfeblem Sic bitte Oas uSunrnal1
in SIREN gefauHtenfreiien.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Terlangt Nnjeigen:

5rau ooer @aoden fir Sailsbalt
in gutes Seim.
6eruipreder: Sails Gburd 687.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
0cinmObeitsbebOrOe
berlangt mebr Sch
SoScsrate bier bod. Seine ssnisenOe
&flese fir 9ranfe. Or. &nblunO
rii6riger Staot-9lr3t.

9as Salpt Ser @eiunobeitsbeb6r-
Sc ser Staot @aibington. Serr Or.
@eorg 6. &ublan 3, perlangt fir
0as 6isfuliabr 1889 BON Ser &egie-
rung mebr @elo IN ieiuem Sample
aeqen &ranfbeiten in Der 8umoes=
baltptlta6t. ST Mill $450.00 fir
cine @rmeiteruna oes .@alinger4
Granfenbauies, 100000 fir
elm 5tpeites .6eoltb center uno
S146,000 fir neue 8ernaltungsge-
6du0e oes neutrality-suspicious.
les in y@lenn Sale" $40. @r meiit
mie0er bin auf oie bobe SoOesrote
fir aefDiile Granfbeiten in 8aibing=
ton (mie Sdminoiudt. @ei6leAts-
f~ranfbeiten, 2ungenent3iinOungen)
un0 0uB an0ere @roBit6ote oes Qan-
0es mebr fir Sic @eiunObeit tun,
ooB iie bis 81 $3.50 pro Gopf sob
len, lpGbreno @aibingtons&ate faltm
mebr als $1.00 mar.
Ole GooeSrate in @aibington mar
I'M Gurhihnitt inn Sabre 1886 fiir
lie 100000 8erionen 1859, mGbreno
tie an0erstuo inn 2an0e nur 1892 tit.
sir 0ie 6arbigen in 8aibington 1T
Sic Gooesrate nod b0ber, n1mli6
20,62; fir oie BeiBen bieriel6it 1T
tie 1881. an SdminOlu6t itarbeH
hier poriqes Ssabr 662 8erlonen, 0as
lit cine So0esrate bon 1917 auf Gtatt
1920 lie 100000 8erionen i'm
8erbGtnis ait n1ur4 So I'M ganden
2onoe. anitedenoe @eidle6tsfranf=
beiten %oermebrten iid bier BON A.
937 6daen I'M Sabre 1882 anf GIL
inn Sabre 1861. Aer3tlihe Be
Ilt5e in Ser 9linif fiir @ei6ledts-
f~ranfbeiten bier p%ermebrten iid pom
1882 i'm Sabre 1886 auf 90,506 i'm
Sabre 1887. Mebr als 200 nelte
Ner5te iino notig, ebenio aranfen-
pfleqerinnen un0 anoeres Berional.
SIN @alinqer-& ranfenbaus Ioa Die
;3abl Der Ner3te BON 5t5 auf $50.
erb0bt meroen, 5. b. @ebalts3ablun-
gen mitilen iteigen BON $468,560 alit
$513,32 9ortielbIt iino ieBt bret
nal Iopiel 8%atienten mie Dor 8 Sab
rem. Ser &ongreB b%efDlaigte ge-
raoe $t65,000 fir @rri6tung elmer
8oIDfIfnif an Ser @de Der
ngrlten sStraBe, 0oromelt, uno e.
5traBe, auf Dem 8labe Der ieBigen
SeSones~ -Gdule. Or. &ublono mill
a6er + ii II neue 8olDflinifen. allT
lie 2OOO 8erlonen io1te cine Sfle-
Qerin fommen. Die 6 inoerterb b
Iidfeitsrate fir @aibington
lit 72,5 i'm Sabre 1886 i'm 8ergleid
All 500 i'm iibrigen 2anoe. 9iele
Slate lit piel b6ber ais in 10 onoeret
Std0ten Mmerifas. Or, &ublono's
&f gebt ferner gegen 9ipbteritts,
Sppbus, S6arlo6fieber, Boden etc.
@r m0dte t3 3entrpn gegen &inoer=
f~ranfbeiten erridten. SIN naben
Baltimore bot Der &ompf gegen SD-
pbilis uno 8oroeae fiir3li6 belon-
oers 1tarf %eingelebt. Cine Aer8tefon-
feren3 i6lug iogar unentgeltli6e Be
6anolune Dor ulto idarfite aontroae.
Ser @~eneralar3t Der Ser. StaatenL
Or. 8arran perlangt bonn &ongreB
IS Miaionen Collar gum 3mede Der
@~infiibrung oes iogenannten idtpe-
oiitben 8lanes 8ur 8efdmpfung Der
@eldledtsfranfbeiten
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@imaefambt

Sieie Gn6rif fte6t nnieren 9eiern
sur freten 8erfiiBnug, iebO9 iibers
ntmmt bic Ge6attiDn tetnerIet
8erantwOrtung.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
9enti6e s6iler
en3ift bon 9lmerifa
8eridt iber 9ein6 0On 100 SeHt-
iden Wpmnaiiaiten in GleOslanS.
SrOb Sete iebr gut %bebanOelt. Sm
Nsai nnO SUM.

SIN N3ai unO SUM- noren 100
Sdiiler uno S6iilerinnen aus Ser.
lin in GlenelanO in 8riootfamiIien
undergraduate. Isle beiuhteu aud.
@aibington). 9luf ser &iidretie GIN
gen 100 Mmerifaner uno Mmerifa-
nerinnen, Sigh S6ulItuoeuten aus
@lepelanO, M It mad Berlin 81 Ell
mem 3fueimonatliden Mufentbalt, SUI
Ii unO 9luguit. 2estere lino iebt auf
Der Riidfabrt nod Seem Yorf begrif-
fen. - Isle Die o8euti6e 4agemei
ne 3eitung" am %. SUM- beridtete,
gefiel es oen oeut d ZEN Sungen
(uno MGoels) in GleDeIanoo aus
ge3ei6net. elmer iagte: n8ie mir
aufgenommen mor0en lino, Oos NOR
einfo1 fabelbaftl SrganiIiert puroe
bic &eiie bon Der Staot Berlin, ge-
meiniam nit benz &arl=S ShI-
leraustaul1. @ir paren bel ben
onerifauiii9en 6amilien mie elm
&ino i'm Sarie. gs mar 10 einge=
ridtet, oaB ieoer oeutl6e Sunge uno
ieoes oeuti6e Mdoel INNER IN eine
5amilie fam, mo elm glei6 altrt=
ger &amero0 ODER etne glei1nltrige
&amera0in tuar. 90 botten mir lo-
fort einen 5reuno ooer cine 6reun=
BIN. Maes mrr0e fir uns be5ablt,
iogar Sal6engel0 befamen mir. Aber
IelbltDeritqnolid meroeu Die iungen
&merifanpr es ieBt genau 10 gut bel
unern @ltern baben. Die S6u=
len in Mmerifal 0o~nnerpetter, itn0
oas Sdulen! Die reinften 8aldlte;
cine loQ 3ebn Wilionen gefoitet ba=
ben. Ga gi6t es rieiige S1mimm=
bdoer, groBe SportpldBe, elegante
Speiier1ume, 8ibliotbefiale.
9eter segem 9entldlanO.
Ssn Gleoelau0 moaten etli6e
6eber BEN 8eiud5 ltnmogli6 ma
6en. Sic bielten &eDen, i6rieben
Mrtifel oagegen uno periu6ten, oie
8eoolferung gegen uns auf3umie-
geln. aber olS 10 oi9eiebene 8iir.
ger mie 6rau @rofelior Or. Senrp
Sci Itenberger in @lebelan0,
@emablin eines G~inoerar3tes, nno
Or. Srid fi6 fir sic Sa1e einieb=
ten, gaben Sic Sdulbeb0rOen bereit-
miaig Die @rlaubnis. Sn 3ebn Sagen
batten iid nibt 80, tpie mir ertuartet
botten ionoeru 100 5amilien gemel-
set, Die Elm Deuti6es Mdoel ooer Ell
men oeutiden Sltngen als NustauiA=
gait oufnebmen moaten. So lelbit
ais mir iAon in gleDelano maren,
peritummte sic Sebe nidt ..." Die
Stuoenten baben biel gelernt, baben
5reunoiAoften geihloiien uno einen
fur3en Slid in oas 2eben Oes anoe=
rem Bottles getan. 9ieien NuStauid
fannie man Ii m1926 nod in ltdrfe-
rem MaBe aus bente.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

9.00-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.15-Das lachende Saxophon
9.30-Stunde DIES deutschen Films
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Montag, den s. September:
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englisch). Deutsches VolksIied
4.55-Grisse an unsere H0rer
5.00-Meisterkonzert Adolf Steiner
Standardization u. Wirtschaftsdienst
(deutsch)
6.00-Thueringische Volkslieder (Forts.)
6.15-Das F-uerstenzimmer
7.l5-Deutschlandecho
7.30-Allerlei Leute Won gestern u. heute.
Standardization u. Observation-Disclosures
(engllsch)
8.30-Kleine Lieder, Else Jorn
8.45-Zeitfunk
9.0G-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.l5-Reichsparteitag 1887.
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englisch). Deutsches Volkslied
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5.00-Fest der deutsehen Volksmusik
Standardization und WirtscIiafts-
dienst (deutscl)
6.00-Fuer den Kurzwellen-Amateur
6.15-Reichsparteitag 1887.
8.00-Oper die Meistersinger Won
Nuernberg1 Z und III, k
lO.30-Nachrichten (englisch)
l0.45-Griisse an unsere H0rer
Absage DID und DJB (deutsch. engl.)
Mittwoch, den s. September:
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englisch). Deutsches V0lkslied
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| 5.30-Sonate As-Dur Won Beethoven
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dienst (deutschl
6.00-Grosses Operettenkonzert
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l0.45-Griisse an unsere H0rer
Absage DID und DJB (deutsch. engl.)
Donnerstag, den 8. September:
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| 4.55-Griisse an unsere H0rer
| Observation-Disclosures
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dienst (deutsch)
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els Reichsparteitag 1887.
| 8.15-Grosses Militarkonzert
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Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@iener u9irnbl"- 9leiOer 6ente MiO-
be in Mmerifa.

@eil 10 piele iioilhe 9amenidnei=
Der bentautoge in @ien fino, lit
oas @iener u0irnol1-4 leio fieBt audi
in amerifa in bic Mooe %gefommen.
gs beltebt aus i6mar5em Chiffon
nit &n0pfen, gefrGuieltem 2eib6en
&ragen NIT Stidereien aus meiBem
2einen, Mermel init 2einenihmuf,
@iirtel nit S6leife I'M &iiden.
GmpfebIt 6ag n@aibingtOn SuMrnaI"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-07-16

wears the halter and shorts sans
dress. Take a tip from Miss Y.
Make your version of this en-
semble in duplicate for all sum-
mer wear. Have one in seersuck-
er. the other in acetate.
The Patterns.
Pattern 1241 is for sizes IA to
20 (32 to A bust). Size 16 re-
quires As yards Of 80 inch ma
terial plus ~ yards Of ribbon,
and 3 yards Of trimming.
Pattern 1916 is designed for
sizes IL to 20 $50 to SO bust). Size
IA requires 4 yards of 80 inch
material. .
Pattern 1885 is designed for
sizes II to 20 GO to SO bust). Size
IA requires ~ yards of 80 inch
material for the dress and shorts,
and l yard for the topper. The
dress alone requires 3A yards.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, Room 1920.
I'll W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, III.
Price Of patterns, Is cents Gin
coins) each.
CBel syndicate.-wNU Service.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-07-16
Boy Dead Five Minutes;
Adrenalin Restores Hin

Youngstown, Ohio. - Little nine
year-old Sam Male is alive to tell
OF the time recently when he was
dead for five minutes. r
Sam became i'll with scarlet fever,
and then pneumonia set in. He kept
growing weaker. One morning his
father, who had stayed up with him
all night, had gone to bed, and his
mother was downstairs, and the
nurse was alone with him. It was
z q. m.
Suddenly the nurse noticed an odd
expression on the boys face. She
felt for his pulse. It had stopped
beating. .
A few minutes later when the
boys father returned with a doc
tor, Sam had begun to turn blue.
The doctor administered adren-
ain. It was a tense scene while
the small circle waited to see the
effect. Then Sans eyes began to
fiutter, and finally opened.
Sam said he could remember
nothing which might have occurred
in the five-minute interval. Sans
doctor insists that Sans heart real.
ly did stop, that the boy was dead
for one-twelfth Of an hour. !
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Fortress 700 Years Old !
Found Under the Louvre

Paris.-The need for more under
ground space in Paris famous
Louvre museum has led to the dis
covery Of the walls Of a fortress,
which was built 700 years ago by
King Philip Augustus.
Worklnen were digging under the
Pavilion de rHorologe while cutting
q subterranean passage and an un-
.derground room when they found
the ancient walls.
The wall which was found is
pierced BY q long corridor which Il
ID calculated stood at about the
height Of the meats. II is believed
BY archeologists that the corridor
was used to allow men-at-arms Ia
60 from the defense towers to the
guard rooms without, crossing the
open court.
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Here and There on Farm

Many poultrymen use electric
hovers for brooding chicks.
The most effective time to spread
poison bran bait for grasshoppers
is between midnight and sunrise.
Corn now occupies more land than
cotton in the South.
Duck eggs can be used in any
recipe that calls for eggs.
The spray residue tolerance on
fruit has been announced for 1887
as .01S grains per pound of fruit.
Hens that fail to respond to good
feeding and management during the
summer should be disposed of
promptly.
The average hen egg is 1874 per
cent protein and 10.5 per cent fat.
Chicks that are confined are more
likely to develop than those that
run outdoors early in life.
Golden Cross Bantam may now
be considered the standard variety
Of sweet corn in New York state.
Il is estimated that in the United
States $4,000 dozens Of eggs are laid
every three minutes, day and night,
throughout the year.
Although alfalfa adds nitrogen to
the soil, it depletes the soils supply
Of other plant foods il it is cut for
hay.
Vegetation, combined with terrac-
ing and other mechanical methods
Of erosion control, is said to reduce
soil erosion to q minimum.
Milk cows in the United States
reached . fve-year low Of q, 040, 900
1t the beginning Of this year but an
increase Is expected in the next
three years.
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serious minded lad spent thirteen
hours . day on the lesson tee II
Charleston =. Gene Sarazen plans
. trip to the Orient late this year
and hopes to enter the Japanese
Open.
There are more actual competi.
tors in dog shows than in any other
sport. A large show such as the
Morris and Essex may have as
many as 5000 competitors; small
shows seldom drop below 100,
the average is $50 and there are
more large shows than small ones.
Although he thought he had
retired from public life years age
when he served as q member Of
the state assembly his friends are
insisting that Sol Strauss. the emf
nent 10th Century Sporting Club at.
torney, should let his name be pre-
scented the next time there 10 q
vacant judgeship.
Taxio Nuvolari, the little Italian,
once won q race while driving with
his thigh IN . plaster cast. Nuvolari,
generally rated as the greatest dare
devil Of them al, now chides his
younger teammates for taking nm.
necessary chances. "You are youns
and have . long time to live,n: BE
told Achilles varsi recently. ssYou
should not be reckless. I have lived
= vnnw taSsna anw tnkA Ahanaa~ 81
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for dear
IL old Johnnie Two
Weeks! He's recently
given the nod to these
kL.> -,x,44k ~,N,,~ To-
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Roads Bureau Reports
on Ways to Kill Weeds

A recent report by the bureau of
public roads Of the United States
Department of Agriculture de-
scribes methods used by state high
way departments in eradicating
weeds along roadsides.
Machine moving, most generally
used, often must be supplemented
by hand cutting or by use of chem
icals to kill weeds not reached by
the mower. Highways of modern
design, with slopes that can be
reached easily by mowers and side
bitches that can be moved over,
make machine moving more effec-
tive.
Burning is used mostly to dis
pose Of cut Or killed weeds. Vari-
Gus chemicals are particularly
adaptable for use along guardrails,
around culvert headwalls, and in
other places not readily accessible
for cutting. -,
Improvements undoubtedly will
be made in present methods Of weed
control and new methods will be dis
covered, say highway engineers, but
effective control is possible with the
methods now used. Regardless Of
methods used, they say it is i'm
portant that eradication be thor
ough, for small patches Of .undam-
aged weeds may reseed large areas
and offset work done.
Besides being unsightly, roadside
weeds may hide highway warning
signs, shorten vision, and hinder
drainage. Control of roadside weeds
directly benefits farmers. Seeds
from uncontrolled roadside weeds
are carried to adjacent fields by
wind, water and birds. Passing au-
.tomobiles carry seed to distant
points to infest new areas.
The bureau of public roads re-
CARDS weed destruction as part of
a permanent roadside-improvement
program.
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!. eddie Lindstrom and Bill Terry
will confer with the probable result
beirg that the once great Giant soon
viii be playing the Jersey City out
neld and assisting Travis jackson
With managerial problems.
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Foreign Words
dnd Phrdses

Resurgam. d. I shall rise
again.
Presto mature, presto marcio.
it, Soon ripe, Soon rotten.
II nest sauce que d'appetit.
(F.) Hunger is the best sauce.
Lis Item general. (L.) Strife be-
gets strife.
Hominis est errare. (L.) It il
common for man to err.
Bacio di bocca spesso cuor
non tocca. (It.) A kiss Of the
mouth often does not touch the
heart.