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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1955
Page
6
The article notes that women often show stronger resistance to infections like tuberculosis, with boys more vulnerable as infants. It suggests adolescence may temporarily favor boys, while in later life more men die of TB. It urges men to maintain health through diet, exercise, rest, and medical checkups.
The Caroline 4 H Older Youth Club will sponsor a County 4 H Public Speaking Contest in May. Two winners a boy and a girl and alternates will be chosen to represent Caroline 4 H at the District 4 H Public Speaking Contest on June 4. The topic is What 4 H Has Meant To Me My Family and My Community. Plans for the county contest will be set at the April 26 meeting at 8 p.m. Speech practice and a Public Speaking Workshop by Miss Dorothy Emerson will be held March 22. Speeches will be recorded and played back for self review. Square dancing will follow the pub
Thirty attended the 4-H Older Youth gathering in Preston on March 22. An evening of work and fun featured square dancing after the Public Speaking Workshop. Refreshments included cupcakes and chocolate milk donated by Voshell Brothers of Preston, owners of a registered Guernsey herd.
Colonel Henry C. Stanwood of Maryland State Selective Service warns farmers and workers about misinterpretations of Agricultural Occupational Deferments. He explains II C deferments apply only when farm production is essential to national health and safety, not for owning a farm or being a lifelong farmhand. Deferments do not exempt service, as most registrants remain liable until age 35, and local boards may seek authority to send II C registrants for physicals to clarify future civilian status and the ongoing call to service.
Report No 15 projects farm product demand for food and industrial use will grow steadily and reach about 40 percent higher in 1975. With population growth and a doubling of gross national product in two decades, farms would be asked for roughly 42 percent more food and 25 percent more nonfood goods, based on current acreage.
The text projects gains in farm output by 1975 through full adoption of fertilizer up to economic limits and other good farming practices. It suggests a 75 percent productivity rise from fertilizer alone, dairy milk per cow reaching 8000 pounds annually, hens laying 200 plus eggs per year, and broiler feed efficiency dropping from 31.4 to about 2 percent pounds with better feeding and breeding.
Wool producers must use bills of sale to claim National Wool Act incentive payments for shorn wool and for lambs and yearlings. For lambs and yearlings the bill must show purchase for slaughter with full wool pelts, and ownership of at least 30 days. Payments begin after April 1 1955 with details set in 1956.
Jesus teaches on divorce, charities, prayer, fasting, treasures, anxiety, judging others, and the narrow gate. The discourse stresses sincerity, secret generosity, forgiveness, trusting God, and obedience, ending with the authority of his teaching and the wise builder parable.
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