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Reddy Kilowatt, Your Electrical Servant, is
literally all ctround your home—he can be in many
places at the some time. In the kitchen ready to cook
for you and to keep food fresh, and to wash the
dishes and heat the toaster. ‘ He can be in the living
room operating the radio or deeming the rug. And—
of course, he cem be all over the house with modern
lighting. A remarkable little fellow—cmd his wages
are so low! Actually he works as cheaply today as
at any time in history—good times or bad.
Live Electrically and Live BETTER!
QUESTION: How can I prevent
the spread of anthrachose in wa''»
ermelons?
ANSWER: According to Howard
R. Garriss, Extension plant path
ologist at State College, anthrac-
nose is frequently-introduced by
diseased - seed. As a precaution
against introducing the
s fungus by means of the seed, they
must be (treated before planting.
is
to
seven gallons of water on one 8-
grain tablet per pint. Soak the
seed in this solution for five min-
s, then in clear water for five
miiiutes, allow them to dry thor
oughly, then treat them in semesan
one-half level teaspoon per pound.
QUESTION: How can I prevent
the potato tubermoth?
ANSWER: The adults lay their
eggs usually on the exposed tub
ers either prior to harvest or esp
ecially at harvest time, when the
potatoes are left exposed over
night, according to James T. Con
ner, Jr.., Extension Entomologist
at State College.
During growth, the potatoes
should be kept well cultivated
and deeply hilled, so that no pot
atoes are exposed during growth
for the adults to attack. At har
vest time to prevent the caterpillar
from migrating from the wiltoS
vines to the tubers,infested vines
.§hould ibe cut and burned or re-
■mbKed frorn the field a few days
before digging and never piled
over dug potatoes. The potatoes
should never be left exposed to
the egg-laying moths during late
afternoons or overnight, as this
is the time when the adults are
most active. Whes potatoes are dug
they should he removed from the
field immediately to storage. Har
vest should be very thorough and
all cull should toe destroyed. '
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Designed to be of interest to
both men and women, the 1947
Farm and Home Week, to be held
at State College August 25-29,
will offer the expected record-
breaking attendance entertain
ment as well as many new ideas
on farm and home practices.
The series of demonstrations
which are scheduled on practical
ly every farm enterprise have
causal j been arranged to let both men
and women see and actually take
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part. It is believed that through
this type of training, the sub
ject matter can be better explain
ed and more easily grasped. Sev
eral sections will toe in progress
at the same time so the farmers
and their wives, can take advant
age of the subjects in which they
are most interested. .
Under the guidance, of John
W. Goodman, assistant director
of the North Carolina Extensiqn
Service and secretary of the an
nual event, a series of highly en
tertaining and educational fea
tures have been arranged includ
ing some of the nation’s top per
sonalities who have accepted in
vitations to speak at the occasion,
Among these are Army Chief-of-
Staff, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
and Miss Dorothy Thompson, not
ed journalist and world traveler.
There will be theTusiial inter
esting farm exhibits and many
types of demonstrations on the
use of them.
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Skim milk contaftis much less
fat than whole milk, but has the
•protein, carbohydrates, and miner
al matter. It may greatly increase
the nutritive value of the diet if
used freely in coolnhg.
I Gordon B. Rowland
Lawyer I
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