Roosevelts Peacemaker Drive Shapes 1942 Campaign
In a 1942 analysis Joseph W. LaBine argues Roosevelt promotes a peacemaker image to defend New Deal gains amid a shifting political landscape. The piece notes foreign policy successes, a stock market upturn, labor ambiguities, spy concerns, civil service questions, and Catholic Church state clashes in Austria, all shaping voter sentiment ahead of November elections.
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Houston
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Italy
Japan
House Committee On un-Americanism
Shirley Temple
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Europe on edge as Munich pact reshapes power
The piece traces reactions to the Munich agreement with Britain and France wavering over rearmament and alliance choices. It notes Churchill's warning of German leverage, Czech leadership resignations, and France's costly peace stance while outlining looming tax policy changes and Spain's Loyalist struggle amid Francoist support from Italy and Germany.
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Alfred Duff Cooper
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Germany
Spain
Francisco Franco
Pullets Do Best If Housed Early In Winter Quarters
Poultry producers should move pullets to winter quarters a week to 10 days before laying begins to avoid reduced production. A clean, well ventilated house with ample space, feeders, and a good ration supports strong early laying, with separate housing from older hens recommended. If housing is subpar and green range is available, brief afternoon confinement may be preferable until snow arrives.
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H. H. Alp
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Off-Flavor of the Milk Not From Well-Fed Cows
W B Combs of the St Paul university farm dairy staff says weed intake causes off flavors in milk. Experiments show well fed cows eat weeds less, so supplement pasture with grain hay or silage to reduce weed flavor. Pepper grass and French weeds can ruin milk quality if weeds are eaten in large amounts.
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W. B. Combs
St. Paul University Farm
University Farm
Combs
Grouping Pullets by Age In Single Pens
Grouping pullets by age simplifies handling and raises production. When pullets share one pen by maturity, feeding is optimized and lay rates can reach 70 to 80 percent since all birds begin laying together. If production falls, the whole pen can be managed in unison with adjustments like lighting or wet mash to restore laying.
Washing sore shoulders on horses with astringent wash
The Indiana Farmer's Guide recommends washing sore horse shoulders with a mild astringent solution of lead acetate four ounces and zinc sulfate three ounces in one gallon of water. Shake well before use and avoid overworking the horse. frequent brushing, clean and well-fitting collars, and steady care help keep shoulders in good condition.
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Indiana Farmer's Guide
Laying House Sanitation Urged For Better Egg Yields
Hoard's Dairyman advises thorough cleaning of laying houses this year. Clean the inside with lye or disinfectants and sanitize feed hoppers and water utensils. Repair nests and replace nesting material, using shavings for cleaner eggs.
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Hoard
Slimming two dress patterns for every day wear
The sewing notices introduce two slenderizing dress designs for women with simple, comfortable cuts. Patterns include a detailed sew chart, sizes from 34 to 52, material requirements, and options in percale calico or gingham and fabrics like velvet crepe satin or silk crepe. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Firestone Farm Service Bureau
Voice of the Farm
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