Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1927 — Page 10

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FARMERS NEED MORE SCIENCE, JARDINE SAYS United States Leads Others in Development of Resources. EDITORS NOTE—Secretary of Agriculture W. M. Jardlne. whose position gives him deep insight into the needs the American farmer, has written or the United Press an article telling one of agricultures outstanding requirements —more mixing of science with soil. His articles follows: By W. M. JARDINE Secretary of Agriculture (Written for The united Press) | WASHINGTON, June 24.—The ■igriculture resources of the United ■States have been developed with rapidity perhaps than those of any other country in the world. Both the Federal and State governments devote millions of dollars each year to the study of diverse farm problems ranging from soil analysis and plant and animal diseases to problem of cooperating and marketing. But In spite of all that has been done and is being done, I believe there is a pronounced need for greater efforts in the field of pure science, a field in which the United States is far behind many European countries. l We have made astonishing progress In applying the results of pure science, but in order that this uselul work may go on unabated we Seed the fundamental facts that can He obtained only by a wide and deep Hterest in scientific work which is Kt necessarily directed toward the Hlutjons of any particular agricultural or industrial problems. I Work for Young Men I There is big work ahead for young fcnen interested in pure science and phe basic facts they discover will shape and guide the agriculture of the future as well as industry. The great scientific era of the past century seems to be expanding into a still greater one. In chemistry, in physics, in biology, in agriculture more discoveries are now being made in a day than were

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NOLAN INSPECTINC CAMP Fifth Corps Commander Guest at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Major Gen. Dennis E. Nolan, commander of the sth Corps area, will remain at Ft. Benjamin Harrison for the remainder of this week, conducting an inspection of the Citizens’ Military Training Camp. General Nolan will be the guest of Brig. Gen. Dwight E. Aultman, pest commander. made in months twenty years ago. America, however, going ahead by leaps in applied science, has hot been doing her share in this fundamental work of pure science. Os 76 Nobel prizes awarded since 1900, the United States received 4, Germany took 24, England 1, France 10, Netherlands 6, Sweden 5, Denmark 3, Switzerland 3 and the others were scattered among six other European countries and Canada.

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PREDICTS LIFE TO BE LONGER Dr. W. F. King Addresses Eclectic Physicians. Bn Times Special WEST BADEN, Ind., June 24. Twenty years will be added to man’s average life span by 1977, in the light of progress by public health agencies and medical science, is the prediction of Dr. W. F. King, Indianapolis, secretary of the State board health. Dr. King was one of the speakers at Thursday’s session of the National Electric Medical Association. He also predicted that within fifty years a cure for can-

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cer will be found, and typhoid fever and diphtheria cease to exist. Too many late parties, exciting movies and reading are factors in causing goiter, according to another speaker, Dr. Robert Oleson, Cincinnati, Ohio, attached to the United States public health service. Papers were read Thursday by these Indian doctors: R. B. Douglas, Terre Haute; G. Scudder Welty and Morse Harrod, Ft. Wayne; William P. Best and F. L. Hosmann, Indianapolis. Hoosier Dies in Auto Bu Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., June 24. Heart disease is believed to have been the cause of death of P. W. Haggerty, 47, real estate dealer, whose body was found by his wife Thursday in his automobile in the garage at the family home.

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Georgia also received considerable numbers. Bob white quail from the higher altitudes of Mexico have been found to do well In this country, especially in the middle and southern States, freely interbreeding with the native quail. The importation of quail is in the charge of United States Bureau of Biological Survey and can only be done under permit. In a Mexican home the sofa is the seat of honor and the guest does not sit on it unless requested to do so.

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