Ligonier Banner., Volume 74, Number 42, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 October 1940 — Page 5

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A philosopher is a fellow who kids himself into thinking it is a blessing to be poor. The candidate’s idea of political economy is getting the most votes for the least money, Henri Bielkiewicz who recently cclebrated hig 107th birthday im Louisiana;attributes his longevity to his daily habits which include a »~~t period, exercise, three meals and a drink of *“good” liquor. : :

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONTER, INDIANA, THURSDAY OCTOBER 17, 1940

Blight Attacks | Indiana Soybeans . The pod and stem blight d'~sease of soybeans in causing some Jesses in Indiana this' year. Grow ‘ ers have asked about the dead soybean plan#is ithat break off at the roots when pulled froum .he soil. A common characteris‘e (f the affected plants ig that they do not shed their leaves us the normal soybean plant does. When examined more closely, a rough, slightly swollen ecanker can be found at the point where the stem broke from the root. Ordinarily th-s disease—occurs on hoth stems and pods, but the summer hct “spell’” apparently did some good, by preventing the disease from spreading to the pods. Omnce the fungus gttacks the pods, it spreads into the beans, carrying the «lisease in a way that isg practically impos‘isihle to c¢-mtrol. This point should interest soybean growers becauge the absence of the

fungus in the seed will reduce the chances of spread of the disease and will really make the rroblem of contrcl more gimple than otherwise, -

The fungus spends the winter on the stems and in the seed of the soybean. This year it will be mostly in the stems as numerous small black specks near the base of the stem. Within these specks are produced spores that will infect the new soybean plants next year. ¥ \ .

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jThe contrcl of this disease is v pahit ‘sovuenns on iand that has not grown this crop for at tcast two years and to plow under the soybean plan-s left ~on the surface of the soil, Seed treatmient is of no value because the anz s is insize the seea and cannot be reached by the treatn.ent.

Gift Suggestions Home makers of Noble eounty may liad the answer to this suestion—“What will be a suitable gift for Mary this Xmas?” when they attend the local club meeting during October and November. : ; Miss Inez E. Kent, extensiom economist in home monagment of Purdue University, Friday, October 4 gave suggestions and. patterns to aid the project lead

ers to present tie subject to their own, club members, Cifts for the household were also suggested ‘by the speaker. . _ “Play is the | child’s = work;: therefore it is important that his toys, which are hig tools, be carefully chosen. The child plays to educate himself and his toys should be sgelected on the basis of duralbility,”’ said Miss Kent. “If they are not durable and break eagily, the child may form habits of carelessmess, Toys need

to be sanitary—made so they can be washed. The child ghould not have toc n«any toys at once —put some away until a later day.” 3 '

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| 1t men.ade toys, play equipim‘ t and inexpensive gifts were ‘also discussed by Miss Kent. i In the average home many excellent playthings may be found in materials already at hanad. Most children enjoy cld clothes, colored cloth, spools, buttons, bitg of laces and ribbons, These are .valuable because they encourage :resourcefulness . ¥nd stimnlate jthe child’s activity, the Purdue | Bpecialist pointed out.

Program Planned For Next Yecar

A group of home economics lwomen met recently in the Court ‘Hcouse at Albion and with Miss Elsie lE. Glasgow of Purdue University in charge discussed the hcme probhlems of their com‘munities in order to aid them in setting up a program for the coming year. " The trend of the afternoon kdiscussion pointed onut that prob}ems of nutrition, clothing and hoeme fumnishings were the ultimate needs of the Home Division groups. . ; ; For the coming year nutrition was selected as the major project

and to be givgr at project meetiyngs by a Purdue -‘Nutritional Specalist, Problems in clothing and home funnishings will be given to the local clubs by Miss Isobel Koenig. ’ Fourteen pairs of twins came to the rarty of Eerbert and James Rotsch, twins of Minneapolis when they celebrated their 14th birthday. :

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Jack Kearns, a Negro, hau heard about re * iration .f al'ens and appeared rt the Long Beach L. I, post office to sign up. When aSked in what country he was born.(“he replicd, “Alabama.” Mr. and :Mrs. Ras Barowich Wilkes-Barre, Pa., settled = dis . pute over the mnaming of their twins, arising from their d fferen’ political views by naming one boy Wendell Delano and the other Franklin Wlilkie. &

‘A Dallag woman, suing for =& divorce, said she didn't min paying her husban! fire dolla: a week for room and board, bu’ she ebhjected to payine for ga. used when she ran errands in the family automo: iie. Ske won he case, 2

To have a stray .27 21 hor hn let which lodgeil =t the tasge of his skull removed, Arthur Biivert o Lowell, Mass., walked four miler to a hogpital. ‘ :

A. J Brown, grocer of Harlingen, Tex, who burned unpaid accounts accumulated in the last 10 years, s:id he wanted to be friendly with hig old custocmers and ‘“begin over.”

Alex Cizaski of Seattle, Wash., slipped away, clad only in a night shirt and blanket, when be became terrified by glimpses of gleaming instruments to be used for his operation.

Three St. Louis mien were arrested under a seldom-used ordinance for making false reports of robberies.

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