Poultry Conference Speakers From Northwestern States
A group of Marshind poultrymen will join a conference program on the broiler industry hosted with Northwestern Poultry Producer's Council meetings in Orono Maine August U. Speakers include Warde Rieen University of Maine extension poultry specialist presiding TL HL Rieck and J B Eddington from Preston and Federalburg. George Rh Sweeny and J W King also appear among the experts with producers and specialists from thirteen Northwestern States expected to participate.
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Marshind
Northwestern Poultry Producer's Council
Orono
Maine
Warde
University of Maostland
TL HL Rieck
Preston
Mad
J. 2. Eddington
Federalburg
Middle Atlantic
WPL Davie
Pedarabirg
ebaire maine
George Rh. Sweeny
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Radiant Living Sequestered Retreat in a New York Church
A traveler finds inner peace in a quiet New York church during a hot summer day. He describes dim interiors, stained glass light, and a calming crucifix as essential to a radiant life. The piece urges each person to seek a personal retreat from life’s clamor.
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New York
Christ
Photography hobby grows with home films and contests
The piece celebrates photography as a growing hobby tracing its rise from early methods to modern home movies. It notes amateur photographers from several towns, lists prompts and contests, and invites readers to submit subjects and film. It mentions gear costs, developing prints, and a range of related publications and opportunities.
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Hertha Keplinger
Cambridge
Mary Alice Hepburn
Chestertown
Arthur Southard
Stevensville
Nottis Palmer
Eaton
Howard Hastings
Delmar
Leroy ‘Pooks
Vienna
Hilly Corkran
Trappe
Malcolm Owens
twecon Towers
Pederalsburg
G. A. Gale
Greensboro
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Aupuet
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N. C
Collegiate Digest
Madison
Wisconsin
Zeiss Magazine
85th Avenue
New York City
Pocket Photo Monthly
Canton
Ohio
Agfa Film Company
Binghamton
N. Y
Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair Association
Easton
Mad
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Kodascope Library
W. tPnd St
Tobias
Kellexman
Shannon
Camera Magazine
Board of Education Awards Scholarships to County Students
The Board of Education awarded scholarships this year in session on Tuesday. A competitive exam was held June 15 1936 for all applicants, with the top scorer for each scholarship recommended. Western Maryland College and St John's College awards approved by Senator Wilmer Fell Davis. Charlotte Hall requires no approval. Winners include Carlton Gooden Western Maryland College Oscar Lord St Johns College William Merriken Charlotte Hall.
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Caroline county
Board of Education
Western Maryland College
St. John’s College
Willmer Fell Davis
Charlotte Hall
Carlton Gooden
Oscar Lord
Willian Merriken
Good Food For Sound Thinkers And Community Dignity
A reflective note on dignity and deserving honors. Quotes from Aristotle and Tyron Edwards inspire thoughtful prayer. The piece contrasts aging generation building town structures with the younger generation failing to maintain them.
Whittlin and Thinking on Oddities of Anesthesia and Farm Transport
A folksy column recalls old time medical practices like wooden mallets and general anesthesia, then shifts to U S Department of Agriculture notes on carbon dioxide preserving fruits and vegetables. It also offers practical tips for loading horses and mules in open trucks and observes the curiosities of river ferries with trains.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Notes and Comments on Gender Expectations in Thought
A commentary argues women's first thoughts are superior to men's, reflecting strong emotion about gender roles. It discusses striving to meet public expectations and contrasts instinctual ideas with rational thought, suggesting women’s instincts are often valued over men's.
Congress Did Many Things For Farmers
Maryland Farm Bureau notes 60 of the recent Congress session proposals affected farmers. The soils conservation act tops the list as a permanent policy for conserving and using agricultural lands. Also favored were 3.5 percent farm mortgage rates, regulation of farm commodity exchanges, electrification, farm to market roads, agricultural teaching in high schools, and dairies facing import taxes. C. E. Wise Jr. cites favorable consideration in more than 40 of 50 matters as evidence lawmakers heed organized agriculture.
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National Congress
Maryland Farm Bureau
Chester K. Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Land Bank
Gray
Congress
Ten Ton Tomato Club Contest Opens for Maryland Growers
Plans for the ninth annual Maryland Ten-Ton Tomato Club Contest are nearly complete. Growers must notify county agents by August 1 to enroll. The event, open to all Maryland growers and sponsored by the University of Maryland Extension Service with the Tri-County Packers Association, splits into two divisions based on acreage. Gold watches go to the top two yields per acre in each division. certificates awarded to those producing ten or more tons per acre. The contest aims to boost yields and profits, with last year’s winner averaging 12.63 tons on 5.03 acres in Cambridge.
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Maryland
Herman a. Hunter
University of Maryland Extension Service
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Extension Service
Tri-County Packers’ Association
Hunter
A. R. Peterson
Cambridge
Russell P. Smith
Frank H. McConnell
Havre de Grace
Sound Thinkeea Men Trip Not On The Mountain
A reflective remark plays with a proverb woven around missteps and self judgment. The text cites Thomas A Kempis and hints at humility in evaluating others through one’s own actions. It reads like a quip about discernment and restraint in criticism.
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