Senator E D Smith Responds to Attendance Allegations
A statement from Senator E D Smith addresses a pamphlet circulated by H F Scaife of Washington DC attacking his Senate attendance record. Smith says he challenged the comparer to contrast with top senators and notes he asked Charles M Galloway to compile roll-call from the Congressional Record for Senators Pitchcock Owen and others.
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H. F. Scaife
Washington
D. C
United States Senate
Senate
Charles M. Galloway
Civil Service
Congressional
Pitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Owen
Devilfish Beats Whale in Sea Encounter
A naturalist notes the squid or cuttlefish as prime food for the sperm whale yet recounts a dramatic instance where a massive octopus entangled a huge sperm whale. Bullen, a witness, believes the devilfish exceeded sizes previously studied by men.
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Bullen
Olleeed Makes Hull Noted In Oilseed Industry
Hull is praised as first in importance for the oilseed industry in the United Kingdom and ranked second in the world, highlighting Hull’s prominence in the sector.
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Olleeed
Hull
United Kingdom
Red Cross Rural Service Aids Rural Communities
The American Red Cross Rural Service helps towns under 8,000 people gain health education recreation and community improvement. It supports public health instruction libraries home nursing first aid and social events like picnics and baseball to unite communities and foster organized progress.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Rural Service
United Action
Red Drees
Gladstone and Homer Believed Homer Was a Real Man
The article notes Gladstone credited Homer as a real historical figure, describing how this belief shaped views of ancient events. It discusses the implications for interpretations of classical history and the credibility of epic narratives.
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Gladstone
Homer
Film Shows Treatment of Flock From Culling To Market
A new three to four reel film by the U S Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Animal Industry demonstrates seasonal ewe flock management from fall culling through lamb sale and covers cooperative marketing of wool and lambs as well as slaughtering and dressing mutton for meat consumption.
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Film Laboratories
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Meat supplies for family on farms and hog raising
The text notes that nearly two thirds of farm meat is pork with average household pork use over 500 pounds. Most pork products come from the home farm. a few pigs can be raised cheaply per the USDA. Kitchen wastes and dairy by products can feed hogs, which are often killed and dressed on the farm. The hog supplies meat and lard, and the smoke house aids pork curing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Borrowed Plumage and a Plain Bride
In a family council Waldron Talbott’s parents debate his soon to be wife Arline Burt. They fear extravagance from photographs showing couture. Arline arrives plain and practical, revealing she worked as a garment house model and favors simple living over flashy dresses.
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Joel Talbott
Ruth
Waldron
Arline Burt
Mrs. Talbott
Martha
Talbott
5 Bott
Arline
Wyndham
Profitable Sheep Raising Observed at Beltsville Farm
United States Department of Agriculture reports a Beltsville Maryland experiment showing a 30 acre field increasing summer forage to feed 100 ewes with lambs. Improvements came from lime manures phosphates and leguminous crops fed on the ground with frequent pasture rotation to curb parasites.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Government Farm
Beltsville
Livestock Notes on Lambs Hogs Horses and Calves
Range-bred lambs are typically docked and castrated. Hogs on pasture resist intestinal worms and stay thrifty. Horse teeth require annual exams and rasping with age. Hog profitability rests on growing condition. Calves begin grasping feed at about two weeks, starting with ground oats barley or corn meal and wheat bran.
Community News Interest Invitation
The Andrews News invites readers to send in local happenings weekly. They offer stamps and stationery to regular correspondents and payment for printed items. Births deaths fires crop conditions and community health are welcome as news items.
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Andrews
Meteors Burn Up Far Above Earth Surface
Observations from distant stations show the average meteor appears about eighty miles up and vanishes at thirty miles, meaning it travels fifty miles in space before atmospheric friction burns it. The friction heats it to about three million degrees, so only very large meteors could reach the planet.
Micro telescope aids naturalists with deep focus view
The Davon micro telescope offers enlarged views of distant objects with deep depth of focus and a wide field of view. Its short focus type provides 10 to 18 inch working distance and 15 to 38 times magnification, with an adjustable rubber-tipped rod as a rest for studying insects plants and rocks.
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Davon
Valuable stimulant mate drink described as Paraguay tea
Mate or Paraguay tea is made from toasted ground leaves of a Paraguayan bush. It is described as a stimulant and aid to digestion. The beverage is said to refresh and help laborers and travelers endure long days without food and can be consumed with milk and with or without sugar.
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Paraguay
Growing Plants on Sponge Experiment
An old sponge soaked in water receives a mixture of cress mustard rape wheat and flax seeds in its holes. Suspended in a light warm room the seeds germinate within a week or two and the sponge becomes clothed with foliage while staying moist.
Settlement of Oklahoma Opens to White Settlers
After the federal acquisition of Indian claims Oklahoma was opened to settlement. President Harrison proclaimed the central part on April 22, 1889, a large tract in 1891 and the Cherokee outlet in 1898. The territory was rapidly settled and Oklahoma was admitted to the Union on November 16, 1907.
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Oklahoma
Harrison
Cherokee Strip
Removing Ink Stains From Brass Or Copper
A simple remedy removes ink stains from brass or copper ink stands. Pour a few drops of fresh ink on the stain and rub with a rag until it disappears, then polish as usual.
After Years of Marriage Bring New Life Changes
The early months of marriage bring excitement and change in outlook. New ambitions and habits emerge for both partners. Emotional life ranges from happiness to despair as hope and disappointment mix in this period.
Andrews News subscription offer
The Andrews News promotes home delivery for only 2.00 per year. This brief notice invites readers to subscribe to the local paper.
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The
Andrews News
Kodak films developed and prints in Andrews
Kodak films were developed and prints prepared quickly by The Andrews News Office located on Main Street in Andrews, promising first class work in the shortest time possible.
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Kodak Films
Andrews News
Main Street
Andrews
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