Rosebush community notices and church events
Rosebush Methodist and Center Methodist hold services this Sunday with Sunday School and preaching. Local residents visit relatives in Detroit Reed City Mt. Pleasant and Muskegon. Bishop Plagens illness delays confirmation. Library in Rosebush to close midweek.
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Center Methodist Church
Epworth League
Om McConnell
Leo McConnell
Detroit
Mary McConnell
BE. L. Jones
Reed City
Rosebush
Robert Dent
Mt. Pleasant
Nan Allen
Murray
Trishtown
John White
St. Henry’s
Plagens
Hurley Faber
Steve Zemko
Daught
Mary
Saginaw
Tony Swetz
Muskegon
Berdette Kering
Private Admiral C Allen and Major Major White At Randolph Field
In San Antonio Private Admiral C. Allen of the army air corps and Maj. Major S. White of the medical corps share name quirks at Randolph field. White jokes about his double title while awaiting a long overdue promotion.
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Admiral Allen
San Antonio
Admiral C. Allen
Army Air Corps
Randolph Field
S. White
Medical Corps
White
Sisters Welcome Babies Born Same Day in Kansas Hospital
In Kansas City Missouri two sisters, Juanita Simmons of Turner Kansas and Marie Hogan of Morris Kansas, each had a baby on the same day at the same hospital. Simmons' baby was a girl and hours later Hogan's baby was a boy. Both families plan joint birthday celebrations.
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Babes
Kansas City
Juanita Simmons
Turner
Kan
Marie Hogan
Morris
Priority ratings not needed for farmers purchases
Director M Clifford Townsend explains individual farmers do not need priority ratings to buy ordinary farm equipment supplies repairs fertilizers insecticides nails fencing roofing or similar items. Manufacturers and not farmers receive ratings for such items and only special machinery used off farm may require a PD-1 based on Office of Production Management rules.
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M. Clifford Townsend
Office of Agricultural Defense Relations
Office of Production,Management
Office of Production Management
Department of Agriculture
Blood Transfusions Aid Animals In Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary science increasingly uses blood transfusions to save dogs horses and farm animals. Ring a Waterloo collie has donated blood to about 20 dogs in five years with no ill effects besides temporary water cravings. Transfusions are used for calf scour and dam blood helps treat novel ill in calves and clover poisoning cases. The American Foundation for Animal Health notes blood from normal or pregnant animals may help cattle sterility, while sterile collection methods are followed. The American veterinary field leads in research and parallels human medical advances.
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Ring
Waterloo
Iowa
American Foundation For Animal Health
Rural Briefs Highlight Cows Best At Age Seven To Nine
A recent study shows cows reach optimal and most profitable production between seven and nine years old. The U S department of agriculture announces a cotton bagging for cotton bale program to manufacture and sell up to 2 000 000 cotton patterns for bale covers.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Penn and Tamiment Forge Peace Pact in 1682
In 1682 near Philadelphia William Penn and Tamiment, chief sachem of the Delaware, concluded a friendship pact. The ceremony reflected Quaker peace principles and resulted in no documented Indian bloodshed by Red men in Pennsylvania, illustrating a restraint rare in the era.
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Eehin
William Penn
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tamiment
Philadelphia
Penn
Brotherly Love
New World
Pennsylvania
Napoleon and the violet scented court story
The passage notes Napoleon I faced a perfume dilemma as Josephine drenched herself in musk to captivate him. While she favored musk, Napoleon preferred violet as his signature scent. His court perfumer reportedly sent two quarts of violet perfume weekly during his reign.
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Napoleon
Josephine
How to Read Labels on Blankets for Quality
The label on a good blanket shows the wool proportion and may include a testing or approval mark. The American Institute of Laundering may certify a blanket with a phrase like The Textile Approval Seal on this blanket insures satisfactory laundering and longer wear.
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American Institute of Laundering
Park Gets Chilly
A cool spell hits Yellowstone National Park with temperatures around 66 degrees. Officials report a low of zero in the area as winds shift, drawing visitors to warmer lodges and signaling a sharp weather change for the region.
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Yelowstone National Park
Valued Bird Highly Nine Percent Of Its Diet
A phoebe bird earns high value as a food source since insects constitute about nine tenths of its diet. The bird is noted for its beneficial role in pest control and ecological value.
Brown Thrasher Diet Includes Insects And Grains
The brown thrasher derives about forty one percent of its diet from insects and other animal matter. It may also gather domestic fruits and grain when wild fruits and weed seeds are scarce.
Right of Way Rules in Air Traffic
A historical note asserts that descending planes always have the right of way, based on the belief that ground observers cannot grasp the urgency of a swift landing by an aircraft. The saying reflects era aviation norms and safety discussions.
Foot Disease Fact Sheet Describes Athlete's Foot
The article explains that Athlete's Foot and ringworm are common foot ailments. It notes that those with sweaty feet and high acid perspiration foster fungal growth in the moist hot inside shoes.
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