Remembrance of Romain Rolland and Peace Activism
The article reflects on Romain Rolland the Nobel Peace Prize winner exiled from France. It notes his stance against war and idols, his refusal of publicity, and his belief that the righteous can be cruel when backed by force. It mentions Tolstoy, Ossietsky, and Rolland’s life in exile near Zurich.
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New York
Romain Rolland
Jean Christopher
Leo Tolstoi
Europe
Rolland
Switzerland
France
Clamecy
Jean Christophe
Carl von Ossietsky
Jerusalem
America
Zurich
Henri Barbusse
Clarte
Ecole Normale
Wagner
Tolstoi
Shakespeare
Making Grass and Clover Silage On Dairy Farms
Dairy farmers improve silage quality by using molasses to aid fermentation. Grass and clover silage can match or exceed corn silage in yield and protein, especially when harvested young. Molasses amounts vary from 40–60 pounds per ton for grass and 75 pounds per ton for alfalfa.
Feed Hoppers Urged For Young Pullets
A Montreal Herald suggestion urges large self feeding hoppers for pullets. Recommend three 5 foot mash hoppers per 100 birds with daily filling and anti spill features. Outdoor options include weatherproof lids and tar paper roofs. A pullet eats about 20 to 25 pounds of feed from six weeks to maturity.
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Montreal Herald
Gasoline and Kerosene Dangers on U.S. Farms
Government bulletin warns gasoline and kerosene fires cost about 4 million dollars annually on American farms. Ignorance and careless handling drive most incidents. Gasoline vapor, dubbed liquid dynamite, can explode from a tiny static spark, so avoid using either fuel for drying or starting fires in the home.
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United States
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm and Feed Tips for Hens in Hot Weather
Farm guidance notes that mature sugar cane yields 18 percent sugar. It also advises that in hot weather hens need plenty of water and water should be renewed frequently to stay hydrated.
Robin Hood Story Becomes New Merry Man Tale
Children favor a Great Books rendition of Robin Hood as Elizabeth C. James recalls the famous tale. Robin fights a seven foot tall man on a log bridge, loses, then horn signals his men who propose the stranger join the Merry Men.
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Elizabeth C. James
Robin Hood
Merry Men
Robin
Little John
Authors of Robin Hood tales a mysterious group
The Robin Hood authors are unnamed but as a group they despised the wealthy Normans who controlled England and the corrupt churchmen who taxed the people. They portrayed Robin Hood as champion of the poor and disdained noble elites, with legends told orally around camp fires before literacy.
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Robin Hood
England
Robin
Robin Hood Feasts and Masks: A Forest Tournament Tale
In Sherwood Forest Robin Hood and his Merry Men prepare a celebratory feast for an honored guest. Robin, in disguise, enters an archery tournament and competes with a skilled slender youth, then graciously yields first place to him as the crowd notes the youth’s steady aim. The final moment hints at a tremor of hens signaling a close finish.
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Robin Hood
Sherwood Forest
Robin
Little John
Yaneaed
Ies Oseter
Samson’s Rise and Fall From Strength to Weakness
A sermon on Samson from Judges 15 traces his gift of strength, vow as a Nazarite, and faith, then his moral decline. It warns that physical prowess alone cannot sustain virtue or favor with God, ending with Samson blinded and imprisoned after Delilah’s betrayal.
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Wilbur M. Smith
Samson
God
Israel
Delilah
Keep Cool With Food In Hot Weather Diet Advice
Houston Goudiss offers practical guidance on countering heat through diet. Topics include choosing easily digestible foods, reducing heavy fats, maintaining protein, boosting liquids, vitamin C intake, and crafting homemade cooling drinks to prevent fatigue and overheating.
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Houston Goudiss
C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Simple Keep Cool Cottons Frock Patterns
Dress patterns for sports and home frocks in sizes 14 to 52 with tucked and draped collars, easy sew charts for beginners, fabric suggestions like crepe and cotton lawn, yardage details for sizes 14 to 52, order info from Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago MI.
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W. Wacker
Chicago
Unclear Words from a Fragmentary Note
The readable text hints at themes of gratitude and well-being in a broad world context. Specific people, places, or events are not identifiable in the fragment.
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