Adolescent Love and Prison Training Programs Mingle
A reader letters column questions parental causes of juvenile delinquency and urges mothers to give attention. Separate text describes the WE-WET vocational training program for prisoners, run by Georgia with U S Education funds, highlighting after work study, earnings, and job placements in 25 states. Warden Joseph W. Sanfoc notes the program aims for quality training to boost post release work prospects and reduce prejudice against ex inmates.
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Dorothy Dix Answers Adolescent Angst and Society Rules
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on adolescence, freedom, and poverty, urging self reliance and gratitude for home. She highlights the tension between youth seeking independence and the dangers of loneliness, while advising parents to understand puppy love and teens’ need for guidance.
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Grandma's Mutton Suet Idea Becomes Penetro Cure
A nostalgic chest rub once popular with grandmothers is presented as the modern Penetro salve. It uses mutton suet base and five active ingredients to ease chest tightness, loosen phlegm, and relieve coughing. The ad claims rapid relief, better sleep, and wide consumer adoption across America.
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Prisoners trained for war work aid convoy production
The Atlanta Federal Penitentiary runs a VE WPT program training inmates in welding, sheet metal, and machining. Since March 1943 it has produced 912 skilled workers who now earn better wages and contribute to shipyard wage jobs. The system aims to rehabilitate convicts by turning them into productive labor forces for the war effort.
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Ten Ways To Cut Poultry Losses In Flocks
Auburn advice from API extension poultry man John Ivey outlines ten practical steps to reduce losses. Buy chicks and breeders from a source with proven breeding and disease control, ensure origin from hens tested for pullorum, separate young chicks from older birds, exclude contaminated equipment, prevent entry of disease or parasite-infested premises, restrict visitors to poultry areas, and stop birds that have left the premises from reentering.
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Alabama’s 1945 Crop and Livestock Goals Set
Alabama farmers with War Food Administration guidance set 15 crop and livestock targets for 1945. Cotton 1,500,000 acres. peanuts 700,000. soybeans 40,000. wheat 25,000. barley and oats modest rises. livestock goals include cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry tied to price support programs.
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