President rebukes critics of farm program in Farmers visit
During a speech to inspecting farmers, the President attacked critics of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration as lying and warned that only political motives drive opposition. He contrasted his stance with Democratic senators from agricultural states, praising figures like Glass and Byrd while defending the program’s aims and integrity.
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United States
Ellison Smith
South Carolina
Bailey
North Carolina
Sorge
Georgia
Gore
Oklahoma
Washington critics challenge the Agricultural Act stance
The passage praises Senator Millard Tydings and other Democratic critics for challenging the Administration's Agricultural Adjustment policies. It recalls their patriotism and wartime service, notes the President’s past epithets, and suggests he now regrets labeling dissenters as liars.
Garfield Grange Meeting Faces May Attendance and Plans
Garfield Grange met at their hall Saturday evening May 18 with good attendance. Members report Sister Louise Scott well. Our Worthy Secretary Paowli son made a business trip to Owosse. Master Joe Clark and Sister Eva attended a Fork township sale. Sister Maltby visits her sister Mrs Mora Patnode and Mr and Mrs Harry Boucher of Freeman and Mrs Mary Boucher of Clio at the McLane home Friday. We extend sympathy to the Malosh family on their loss. Sister Ida Clark expects to return home soon. Next meeting set for June 15.
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A. Paowlison
Owosse
Joe Clark
Eva
Fork Township
Maltby
Mora Patnode
Harry Boucher
Freeman
Mary Boucher
Clio
McLane
Malosh
Ida Clark
Hight Point Lake
Mourning Doves as Useful Birds in USA and Canada
Doves subsist on seeds and perform insectivorous like services. The Indianapolis News notes their seasonal feeding of young aligns with weed and seed consumption, mainly waste grain. The USDA Biological Survey classifies the dove as a useful bird. it is hunted in the South but protected in most states and Canada.
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Canada
The Supper Jesus Gave His Friends
Lesson for May 26 outlines the meaning and significance of the Lord's Supper. It notes Its institution by Christ during the Passover meal, the bread and cup as symbols of his body and blood, and the memorial and hopeful redemption role. It covers qualifications for participation including understanding, church membership, orderly conduct, and avoiding heresy or divisions.
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Lights of New York model project and sugar palm at botanical gardens
Three hundred men build a 50 foot square scale model of New York City with detachable borough units, aiming to aid fire, police, traffic, and planning. The project, led by Bernard Deutsch and backed by Dr. Casper Kramer and Professor Janier, uses home made tools from junk. A sugar palm at the Bronx Botanical Garden, a Maylaya native, grows 90 5 feet tall and yields sugar and wine from its sap, while other city relief efforts and exhibits are noted.
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New York
Casper Kramer
New York University
Janier
City Welfare Commission
Grand Central Palace
Mississippi Valley
Century of Progress
Chicago
New York Botanical Gardens
Maylaya
Bronx
United States
Pacific Islands
Elmer D. Nerrill
Botanical Gardens
Freedom and Triumph through inward duty
A reflective excerpt argues liberty lies in obeying an internal compulsion rather than external constraint, framing duty as a path to freedom and triumph. The text contrasts slavery with voluntary discipline guiding action and inner strength.
Seed Thoughts of Faith and Nature
Reflection on grief guiding growth and the Fertile earth bearing rain. Emphasizes the divine Father and Christ as love hope and joy in the universe.
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Christ
Protein content in soybeans affects livestock feed value
Chemists from the United States Department of Agriculture report that protein in soybeans varies by variety. Preliminary tests show the Clini variety yields protein valuable as a supplement to corn and oats, while Chiquita and Manchus beans provide the best protein for supplementing feeds like cowpeas lentils and peas.
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Department of Agriculture
Potatoes as cattle feed largely similar cooked or raw
Feeding potatoes to cattle makes little difference whether cooked or raw. Slice them to avoid choking. Potatoes are less useful than turnips. avoid overfeeding dairy cows to prevent poorer butter. Not suitable for horses.
Birds in a Cage Play Promoted by Riverside Grange
Anics crowd attended the play A Bird in a Cage at the Arthur Town Hall last Saturday evening. The scribe apologizes for errors in the Sentinel misdating the event to Friday May 11 instead of Saturday May 18. Dolph Heller and family of Lansing visited Burl Hubel. Jack Kelly Stock Co. presented a Clare show. Bert Kinne joined J M Roller for Sunday dinner.
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Bert Kinne
J. M. Roller's
Death of E. E. Spicer Remains Deeply Felt in Community
E. E. Spicer, longtime neighbor, died after months of ill health. Funeral Sunday at Arthur Town Hall with Rev. Hendrick officiating. Granddaughters sang hymns. grandsons and a great-grandson served as pallbearers. Large crowd attended. burial in Arthur cemetery. Attendees from Vestabure, Lansing, Beaverton, and Pontiac extended sympathy to the family.
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H. Orvis
Arthur Town Hall
Hendrick
Nagle Church
Mildred
Wilma
June
Ella Cleveland
Lloyd
Paul Athey
Archie
Berais Cleveland
Vincent Heiser
Orlin Bender
Arthur Cemetery
Grandpa Spicer
Grant Keeler
Nicotine Content in Tobacco Varies by Type
The article notes nicotine ranges from 2 to 8 percent in tobacco with coarser varieties higher in nicotine. It adds Havana cigars typically contain no more than 2 percent, and often less.
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