French Scout Des Jardins Honored at National Conference
M Guerin Des Jardins of France addressed the National Conference of Scout Executives at Blue Ridge NC, praising shared values of American and French scouting. He has received high honors from French, Italian, Belgian and English scout movements and noted the close kinship of French and American boys in character and discipline.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of France
Old World
America
M. Guerin Des Jardins
Boy Scouts of
France
Blue Ridge
N.C
Des Jardins
England
Robert Baden-Powell
Ecout
Siiver
M. Desjardins
Ian
M. Des Jardins
J. Fennimore Cooper
Taodinang
Mesa
XL Des Jardins
L’ Amerique
Boy Scouts Amerique
American Committee For
Scouts Race For McGinty Cup In Cross Country Miniature Cars
Boy Scout troops from Fargo North Dakota staged a unique McGinty Cup miniature car race toward San Francisco California to boost troop efficiency and public interest. A display window hosted a local track as cars rolled for a month with roll results by points earned in the contest.
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Fargo
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San Francisco
Cali
Boy Scout Troops
The Days Donts Speak On Weather And Manners
A whimsical monologue uses the days of the week to explain why Donts appear in both weather lore and daily behavior. It recounts Decisions by Wednesday and Friday about hats and rain and encourages people to recognize the value of kindness, laughter, and effort, while noting Sundays push for rest.
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Saturda
Utterly destructive of our scheme of government says SeSee
A speaker denounces extending federal aid arguing it creates a vast Washington bureaucracy and shifts power from states to the federal level. He warns this undermines local initiative and risks wasteful administration, threatening the nation’s constitutional balance between states and federal authority.
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Washington
Dairy Facts: Six High Producing Cows at Bellaville Farm
The USDA poster highlights dairy cow improvement to boost profits and nutrition. On its farm at Tretsville Maryland six cows bred by the department produced over 2000 pounds of milk in 805 days, delivering about 170 children a quart daily. Good breeding and feeding drive the gains.
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Department of Agriculture
Ite
Bellaville
United States Department of Agriculture
Treltsville
Independent Sovereignty in U.S. Railroading Contested
A national debate argues railroads and their workers form a de facto sovereign beyond law. The piece proposes law or constitutional amendment to ban strikes in essential national industries, creating a tribunal of industrial peace with power to decide unresolved disputes.
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United States
Lincoln
American Teachers and Public Support for Our Ideal
The piece argues for intelligent self-direction in education and civic life. It calls for voluntary cooperation from citizens, celebrates equality, and stresses the need for trustworthy leadership to sustain democracy amid urbanization and growing discontent threatening democratic experiments globally.
Make Cow Ration Tempting for Dairy Cattle
A dairy ration must be palatable to attract the cow’s appetite. Moldy or rough feed reduces intake and milk flow. Sudden diet changes can upset a high producer and cause milk loss. keep rations steady and appealing.
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Milgz
Keep Calf Feeding Utensils Clean Amid Summer Heat
Dairymen stressing clean calf feeding pails all year. Use tin or galvanized pails, never wood, avoid rust or damage. Wash rinse and sterilize after each use, keep clean. Do not feed hogs or other stock from calf pails.
Man’s stance on marriage duties and jail threats
A male author declares not supporting separations or weekly allowances for wives who won’t share home duties. He claims a husband is the boss and a wife must stay where he can earn a living. He offers few nicers, warning punishment if laws or order are disobeyed.
Essentials for Dairy Herd Care and Milk Safety
Advice on dairy herd management emphasizes shade and ample clean water for cows and calves, cooling with spray during milking, and strict hygiene to prevent souring. It warns about bacteria and warmth causing sour milk, urges thorough washing and sealing of utensils, and keeps milk cool at 60 degrees or lower to stay sweet for days. Wisconsin leads in accredited tuberculin free cattle with 36,183 head, Minnesota close behind with nearly 84,000 head. Metal milk utensils should be rust free and joints smooth, never mixing fresh warm milk with cooled milk.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kitchen cabinet recipes and etiquette from an old periodical
A column blends home cooking instructions with verse and tips. It covers recipes such as Wild Duck, Puree of Chestnuts, Boiled Dinner, and Cream of Peanut Soup, plus pineapple conserve and Escalloped Sweet Potatoes. It weaves in Edgar Guest poetry and domestic guidance for meal planning and presentation.
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BOY Scouts
National Coupe of the
Boy Scoutg of America
Wm. Bonner
UEOH
Lriday
King of the Clouds
Nathan L. Miller
New York
Holstein
Karl C. Schuyler
Freeport, TL
Dr.’'J. E. Russell
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Palla
W. L. Morgan
Court of Domestic Relations
Western Newspaper Union
Edgar Guest
Bradstreet
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