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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
2
The Seventy third Congress ends its second session after a hectic push on New Deal measures and routine bills. President Roosevelt maintains control while Congress scrutinizes proposals more closely amid spending debates and policy tests.
William Green led AFL leaders to back a compromise plan in Pittsburgh to suspend a threatened steel strike. A three man presidential board would mediate code violations and oversee elections for bargaining representatives. If accepted by labor, capital, and government the strike would end.
July 1 lesson outlines Ahijah's prophecy and Rehoboam Jeroboam split. It notes Jeroboam's rise amid taxation tensions, his calf worship scheme, and distortions of worship and priesthood, warning against pride and bad leadership decisions.
Quotation by William Taylor on repentance comprising grief for sin and acknowledgment of God's mercy. It asserts true repentance hates sin because of love experienced from God through Christ.
The quotation from Dr Graham Scroggie asserts that Christ cannot be fully known or comprehended, describing Him as inexhaustible and endlessly mystery-filled. It frames Christ as an infinite subject beyond complete human grasp.
Enos C. Blair reports a North Carolina dairy farm using velvet beans with corn as winter forage. A 25 acre plot produced rank growth despite drought and storms, feeding 22 cows from November to March with no other feed besides occasional hay. The farmer plans to maintain about 25 acres for winter feed annually.
The article stresses milk production as the hardest task for sows and outlines feeding strategies. It highlights the need for high protein and minerals, with corn for energy, and recommends green alfalfa hay, skim milk, and buttermilk. Self feeding from three weeks old is advised, using shelled corn, wheat middlings, and tankage or protein mixes.
Feeders debate economic efficiency of self feeding lambs versus hand feeding. Large flocks save labor, but small lots show little to no labor savings and other cost factors may dominate. Decisions depend on multiple production costs beyond labor.
The report notes about 60 percent of U S farms have no debt, watermelon acreage in southern Georgia up 30 to 40 percent, world sheep population about 500 million with a 1 5 million ton annual wool clip. Soybeans yield high protein, but soybeans and similar crops are classified as hay crops, not feed. Hawaii 1933 pineapple pack valued at $22.4 million from 8,000,044 cases. Ohio cattle on feed at 75 percent of last year. Corn Belt at 88 percent. Estimated durability of brush dam breaks on crests is two and a half to three years.
An essay discusses the value of time versus living. It argues time should serve living rather than being hoarded for profit and warns against overemphasis on every leisure moment. It advocates wholeness through rest and doing nothing as a healthy use of minutes.
Current History notes Japan’s leadership comes from modest backgrounds rather than aristocracy. Among six or more leaders Premier Makoto Sakko and war minister Sadao Araki rise from common origins. Finance minister Korekiyo Takahashi, born to a court artist and maid, and others trace to peasants or workers. Most leaders exceed seventy, with Araki and Hirota younger than that.
A reflective line argues that true justice requires full evidence rather than an ideal of blindness. It suggests that if justice were truly blind it might overlook crucial facts, underscoring the need for vigilance in weighing evidence and fairness.
A testimonial from Mrs. A. Ropiak of South Milwaukee Wisconsin claims she lost 57 pounds without dieting by taking Kruschen Salts each morning. The ad touts health gains, cheap four week supply, doctor approval, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An ad promotes S S S tonic claiming to revive tired readers with weakened red blood cells and hemoglobin. It promises improved appetite color and energy with regular use, noting past success and modern appraisal.
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