13 Jan 1944
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
1
A turbulent reflection on wartime allies and enemies, urging harsh justice for Nazis and their sympathizers in America. The piece condemns sympathy for Axis figures, calls for stripping weapons, shipping Nazi collaborators back to Germany, and stresses vigilance against sabotage and censorship debates. It cites figures and broadcasts to underline anti-Nazi sentiment and national resolve.
U S farmers plan 380 million planted acres in 1944 aiming to raise overall food output 4 to 6 percent above 1943, with emphasis on crops for direct human consumption and feed. Yield gains, conservation, and double cropping are stressed to meet wartime needs while maintaining soil productivity.
Research from University of Illinois College of Agriculture shows manganese is essential for plant growth and animal nutrition but harmful in excess. Soil fertility decline increases manganese availability. liming reduces it. Small amounts are necessary to prevent deficiencies. leaves store more manganese than grain. Deficiencies in animals could occur on strict grain rations, while leafy access mitigates risk. Advances in chemical methods enabled these findings.
Agriculture officials report hog slaughter near 300,000 in a day with November pork totals at a world record 6,900,000 federally inspected. Officials warn the hog flood will persist through March, keep rationing intact, and rely on heavier federal purchases. Additional notes cover rising strikes in war industries, wartime labor tensions, and geopolitical briefings.
The speaker warns that a meddling person may not be clean in record and urges avoiding telling others your troubles. Broad hints are wasted on narrow minded people and most will not listen or may revel in others woes.
A severe 1888 blizzard paralyzed the Northwestern United States as thousands of cattle stood frozen in fields, summoning harsh conditions and widespread agricultural impact.
A reader advice item promotes using lemon juice in water as a gentle remedy for constipation. It claims lemon and water stimulate bowel action, boost vitamin C, fight fatigue, and aid digestion. The piece urges trying the wake-up drink for ten mornings with California Sunkist Lemons.
In Buenos Aires two children named Zoroaster and Jupiter drew fines for the parents who gave what authorities deemed absurd names. The episode highlights local rules on child naming and government scrutiny of unconventional identifiers.
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