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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
3
A Street Romance Ends In Hope And Union
In a reflective chapter set on the Street, Christine and K confront longing and past hurts as Sidney helps untangle their futures. Amid hospital secrets and letters from Africa, devotion and work vie for hearts and a promise to return, with a final kiss sealing newfound resolve. South Carolina has a new law signed to help tenant farmers become proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Max
Uitte
Ales
McKee
Mr. Wagner
Katie
Mr. K
South Carolina
Scout Oath and Virtues Shape Boy Scout Ethics
The article discusses the Boy Scouts of America oath and the twelve points of the Scout Promise. It emphasizes duty to God and country, helping others, and staying physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight, highlighting virtues like trustworthiness and bravery. It notes the spirit of chivalry in boys and the role of service, thrift, and discipline in character development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Knights of the Round Table
Fienjly
Wis Femsadeteag
Conyuradlig Aengys
Iest Hiss
Vinuwery
Law Wee Sa
Filling a Real Need and the Rise of Boy Scouts
The text explains a real need for wholesome activities to occupy boys spare time and details how the Boy Scout movement emerged to meet this need. It argues the movement keeps youth busy with useful tasks, countering views of adolescence as inherently troublesome and proving that boys can be motivated to do constructive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Scout Movement
Boy Scout Movement
Scout Service Saves $6500 for Central Park Care
Cabot Ward of the New York park commission notes that Boy Scouts of America members aided in maintaining Central Park, saving the commission at least 6500 in 1916. One day, with scouts and police diverted, nearly 2000 worth of damage was caused by trespassers during the press of other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Cabot Ward
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Central Park
Park Commission
Scout Garden and Parade Plan Urges Early Action
Guidance urges scouts to lead farming efforts with a hoe parade and patrol gardens. Calls for securing vacant land, organizing lectures to parents on by products and canning, and protecting crops by keeping birds with bells. Emphasizes leadership, urgency, and community action to combat starvation.
CATTLE TO RAISE FOR BEEF
Article by J L Tormny from the University of Wisconsin discusses profitable cattle feeding. It emphasizes selecting animals with good conformation and feeding stock ancestry, the value of purebred sires, and the practice of grading from purebred ancestors to improve calf type and quality through selective breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tormny
University of Wisnein
Hereford
Aberdeen
Different Ration For Sows Causes Feeding Concerns
The article describes altering sow diets to reduce fat as the main issue, recommending separate pens, varied rations including high-grade tankage with corn, milk and corn, or wheat and shorts, plus constant access to alfalfa hay and minerals. It also suggests adding wood ash, charcoal, salt, air sinked time, and sulfur mix for odor and health, kept readily available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Change in Sheep Industry Transforming U S Flock Composition
Within thirty-five years the U S sheep have shifted from two thirds Merino wool producers with mutton as a side product to two thirds English mutton sheep raised for meat with wool as a byproduct. Merinos remain on western ranges but are larger than in 1882. The shift follows a long decline in wool prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hog herd profitability hinges on sow litter size
Farmers contend that sows must raise at least five pigs to profit as grain prices rise faster than hog prices in recent years. With thinner margins, attention to proper care and management becomes essential to keep the enterprise viable.
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Maris
Howe
Kathe
Ratle
Chris
Jgne
Jane
Carlotta
Mix
Aim
Stenighir
Petrace
White Springs
Dhiner
Girli
Washington
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Bey
Uute
Wreny Christie
Teager
Hore
Bin
Paris
Joe
Aunt Harriet
Acu Cad
SCOUT
Scout Service
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