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QUESTION: What fertilizer is
best to use in the home garden?.;
, ANSWER: This depends to a
large " extent upon , the soil type
and the crops being grown, but a
raixtura containing five percent
pstash is very satisfactory as a!
Ctreral purpose fertilizer for most
truck ctods. LeaftY crocs such as
. csliage, lettuce, and kale will re
quire more nitrogen than most
cter vegetable crops but this ex-
'. tra amount can be supplied in the
cf side applications cf read
ily available nitrogen fertilizers.
r- Extension Circular Ho. 1C3 gives
recommendations , for fertiliser
end line applications for all vege-
talis crops aid copies mayCacb
tzined free upon application to the
sricultural Editor, State College.
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. QUESTION: Is, there a pratical
test which can be applied to feed
stuffs to tell whether or not they
are injurious to baby chicks! '
ANSWER: A test of this kind
could be carried out but it would
be very expensive; At the present
time such tests are not conducted
by anyp State i agency. The best
way to test the feed for its tori
citv or "noisonocs" oualitv is to
feed it to normal baby chicks and
run a parallel, test with feed of
known good quality. If the chicks
fed the questionable feed become
sick and the others do not,., your
question would be answered.. ,
, QUESTION: How can I cure my
youc? cdves cf dirrrhea!
AL2TO : This, in all proba
bility, is caused by improper, feed
ing such as over-feedirg, feeding
rich in fat and it is much easier
to prevent than to cure. All calves
showing symptoms of the trouble
should be isolated and the milk
feed reduced one-half. If legume
hay is being fed, replace this with
gras3 hay. A dose of from one to
fKe.ffiSoS4of
mixed with a pint, of f resn milk
should . 1 then be - given. After the
action of the oiV 'nve a teaspoon
f ul of a mixture composed of ine
part salol' and two parts of sub
nitrate of bismuth and bicarbo
nate of soda. This dose can be re
peated until the diarrhea is stopp-
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Temperatures can be roughly
toldby timing a cricket's chirp.
The warmer the weather, the fast
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early
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s We s:s ell s:rry l:ra ' tilt
Mr. Can i3 ill v.ith tl.s
Ilr. tri Hrs. Alplra IT-shr arl
children Esxlcr cr.l Yemen and
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tl dax:-t:r, ZLhlis cf TuiL:3ck
were vi::t:rs cf Ilr. and Ilrs. W.
2L JenLbs CrrJ.y. ,
,llt. U. C. IIi-:3 and Ilr. Cyrus
Gurgsm:3 v;;at ta 7ilmi3igton
Friday ca a tirtss trip. I v ; v
Ilr. asd lira. A. E. James, Kiss
Ida llae I-c:rs ari Kisses ixov
ena and Irene Jcziirs and Ilr.
Eoosevdt" Lcary mstored to Alum
Springs ZzzZiy ftcrsl03a.'.;;,:,7k'',
i ; Hr. Clyis Jenkins was a wel
come 'visits cf lass Tlisma .La
nier cf Kill Examp Eimiay.
Ilr. Cyrus Crr-ssus and lliss
Annie James ar Lx. Uewell Sch
olar and Hi:? Lkis Hzatsr went
out for a ril3 Zzzlzj tftsmssa
Hr. Herman Jcxkirs was the
guest cf Hiss Ecxia llatlsy Cia
day. .f.,:;-;i.(''-,,-v'
- Ilrs. A. E. James, Hiss Iia Has
Iiccrs and Hisses Annie and Tre
sis ErcwitE,:! tzzizjX'zl
Hr. and Ilrs A. X. Jarsss, Hiss
Ida Uae Ecgers and Hissss Have
na and Irene Jenkins attended
pier's .school Muse
day . night. Every one enjoyed
tne services. , .
Mr. Eernie " Sholar of Finhook
was the guest of Hiss Tressie
Brown Sunday.' ; - ; ; v
We" are nlanninsr '' to, eive - a
Birthday and
id Easter celebration
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ally invited. So come , and bring a
large' box! f y-si -a-4-'
Mr. and Mrs. David James and
Miss Annie Brqwn were visitors of
Mrs. Dewey Halso of Mill Swamp
Sunday" afternoon.
Miss Takie CKing motored over
to see Ilr. Sam Gtuganu3 Sunday
aicernoon. - -,f r ? vi:eW'';-r
Miss Hettie Brown spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Dewey
Halso of Mill Swamp.-
Misses Rovena Jenkins and Ida
Mae Rogers were .the guest vcf
Miss " Tressie - Brown -; ; Saturday
'' Mr. and V Mrs. Russel ; , James
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. llaready of Mill Swamp. : V
Hisses , Takie Eang,Rosie Hun
ter and Ileba James spent a while
Saturday afternoon i, with 'Mrs.
Sam Jones.. . - ' v
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.Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brock visit
ed Mr. and' Mrs. C. B. Sandlin
Sunday. V " i : ' --
Mr. BiHie . Brock spent Sunday
morning with his brother, Mr.
Jessie Brock, who is cn the sick
list this wek. We hope he will be
out soon 'i .
Hr. and Mrs. John Eastic cf
Killer Town, spent ; Sunday with
their sister, Ilrs. J. W. Ecpcrs.
, Hr. and Hrs. Ten Eastic ard
ctiliren ' spent Cir.Iay evesir 1
with lar.'.cnd Ilrs. Jin Hrers.-
: i:rvarI.:rs. Ji IT. Carllis, I!r.
md I.rs, IT, r,r3 cni family
psnt C:r..riy rf'l:rr:::i with Ilr.
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WE .sell
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win the confidence df every
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with Ilrs. i. V. HcJsrs Sunday.
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shaw Sunday aftert::a. " . 'v .
Ilr. . Howard Atlbson ' held
prayer ' meeting at Ilrs. Betsey
jarmen uararcay uxiere wai
a lar- rrowda it will be at
jars Acme j ones- nexi ara.oax-
urday night in April. .
Mr. Eayford Jones spent Satur
day night with Edward King.
Mr.- and Mrs. Dennis Henderson
and children spent Saturday night
with their,; daughter, Mrs. Lpyd
Mr: J, W. Eodgers,' Mr. Less!
I Brock, and Mr. John Bastic mot-
orea over i to xir. iioo Avouace s
ea ner inenas at a quilting jrn-
day Those present wereMrs. I.
N. Sandlia, Hrs.1 J. W. Rodgers,'
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MAKE YOUR CRpFS GIVE BET1ER RETURNS?
RY using the recommended. and tried method of putting
. ;-qut your Fertilizer'and planting .all in one operation,
the. BAND-WAY Method for better "crops! IRON AGE
BAND-WAY- Tea, Eean and Corn Planters Cotton Plant'
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Hrs. Lay Et.'rs.
. The tark cf theJxcpicsl rrja
tree is made into rope; tl2 ;:::3
furnishes medicine fcr ccr" zi
ailsreti; the fruit;is eaten, :r
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face as a cosmetic while the tcit
of the tree is grated and used Ills f
grated coconut. 1 1 ; . -
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