Naval limits conference opens with cautious optimism
London hosts a hopeful start as King George, recovering from illness, opens the naval limitation talks. Delegates from five nations outline aims for a naval holiday, with Britain, the United States, France, Japan, and Italy seeking limited fleets, phased disarmament, and eventual revisions.
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Public Works Totals Loom Near Seven Billion for 1938
The SREBY OF COMMERCE LA MONT reports that 1938 construction and maintenance spending on public works and utilities could reach about seven billion dollars. Private sector totals exceed three billion, with utilities, railroads, and telecoms adding 3.25 billion in planned upgrades. State and federal construction together push the overall public build estimate above three and a quarter billion.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indiana News Highlights From Across The State
Grant Burkett, 60, a longtime Rome City grocer, died of a heart attack. A Huntington store owner was robbed of $300 by a lone bandit. Uarinon Sell is the proprietor. County commissioners reappoint Stanley Amer as infirmary superintendent. Port Wayne contractors Schimerer & Truemper win jail remodeling contract for Allen County at $88,000.
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Huntington
Stanley Amer
Decatur Ling
Board of County Commissioners
Schimerer & Truemper
Port Wayne
Alen County
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Robert Stepp
Goshen
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Decatay
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Russell Bogart
Allen County
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Being True to Jesus in Matthew Six Teaching
Primary topic outlines Jesus standard for kingdom subjects on giving prayer fasting and earthly riches. It highlights true almsgiving private devotion true prayer model prayer fasting vision of God and dangers of earthly treasure, urging trust in the heavenly Father and priority of the kingdom.
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God
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Heavenly Father
Seed Thoughts on Opportunites and Providence
A compact reflection notes how often people sigh for great chances to do good while neglecting small openings from Providence that could lead to meaningful usefulness. Crabbe is cited as the author.
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Crabbe
Anywhere The Grace Of God Inspires Believers
Prophetic News asserts that God’s grace enables believers to live the Christian life anywhere and argues that if they cannot be Christians everywhere, they cannot be Christians anywhere.
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God
Winter feeding for dairy cows on farm supply
The milking cow, a hard worker, relies on zypod feeding for energy. A cow producing 35 pounds of milk daily yields 104 therms of energy, comparable to two 1,400 pound horses working eight hours. Winter feeding should prioritize legume roughage like alfalfa, corn silage, and ample hay. Plan acreage: about 1.5 acres of other legumes per cow, and an acre for hay per cow for late fall to early spring. Hay: 1 to 1.44 pounds per 100 pounds body weight. silage: 2.5 to 3 pounds per 100 pounds. grain: by milk output, larger breeds 1 lb per 3.44 to 4.0 lb milk. smaller breeds 1 lb per 3 lb milk.
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Jerseys
Many Dairymen Overlook Water Supply in Winter
The article warns dairy farmers ignore winter water needs, noting cows drink about 100 pounds daily if water is accessible twice daily and not too cold. Fresh cows drink more than dry ones. Cold weather reduces intake, forcing energy use to warm water, lowering milk production and profit.
Small Silos Rise in Style for Dairy Farmers
The piece notes a trend toward slender silos with greater height and smaller diameter. Eight to twelve foot silos are increasingly common as practical investments for herds of ten or more dairy cows or two to three loads of beef steers. A ten cow herd consumes about two inches daily from an eight foot silo and about one and a third inches from a ten foot diameter silo.
Proper Cow Stanchions and Care Guidelines
Instructions emphasize adjusting stanchions so cow waste falls into gutters, daily clean bedding, clipping flanks for easy brushing, and frequent brushing. Maintain constant disease inspections, isolate diseased cows, and keep dairymen informed of common ailments. Do not sell milk from diseased cattle.
Dipping for Lice in Calves To Combat Infestation
Lice cause annoyance and may retard calf growth when numerous. Dipping or washing with a coal tar dip is the most satisfactory treatment. Do not use in cold weather. apply on the first warm still spring day and repeat in seven to ten days to kill newly hatched lice.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Gets Aimed At Digestion
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and widespread use, noting the Phillips name as a trusted trade mark since 1875 and urging readers to avoid dieting while using the product after hearty meals.
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Phillips
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Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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