Rainey Dies. House Leader Succession Fights Begin
Veteran Illinois congressman and House Speaker Rainey died unexpectedly in St Louis after bronchial pneumonia. At nearly 74, he had served since 1902, guiding tariff and fiscal policy and supporting farmers. His funeral in Carrollton drew President Roosevelt and other notables, triggering a fierce race to succeed him with Byers, Bayborn, Rankin, Bankhead among contenders. The NRA faced changes as Blue Eagle cases may lose penalties, and garment code amendments expanding wages and hours were signed. A new American Liberty League formed by notable Democrats, Republicans, and industrialists aims to defend property rights and oppose radical New Deal elements.
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Textile and military strikes threaten NRA plan
The Minneapolis strike pact ends conflict as workers return to jobs with seniority basis and an election within ten days in 146 firms to choose bargaining representation. Wages in cotton mills seen rising, while officials debate the code’s impact on pay. A Cuban plot against President Mendieta lands leaders before a military crackdown as 4,000 troops are confined and conspirators face execution. Soviet arrests in Manchukuo prompt protests over searches. German public backs Hitler’s power grab, signaling the political mood.
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Tragic Tales at Scotland Academy Haunt the Wax Figures
Janet Marcer and Prof Arthur Fleming tour Dostland Academy where a mystery pervades the rooms. Wax portraits of children are preserved by Dr Bracebridge's will, and Balder the unseen servant and a drowned tragedy connect to Bereneice Bracabridge as Payne probes the past, reading diaries and uncovering unsettling clues.
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Quiet dawn in church yields old Christmas memory
In the early light he investigates a church belfry storage room seeking a key. He discovers a tattered Christmas tree memory labeled Althen Bracebridge and ponders the past church celebrations and Berenice’s fate as the diary readings offer little insight.
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Proper Care For Poultry Laying Hens In Heat
North Carolina poultrymen note declining egg production in hot months and outline care practices. Ensure ventilation, shade, fresh water, full feeding, and mite or louse control with approved treatments. Monitor body weight, adjust feeding, and use midday feeds to maintain production.
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Growing Mash to Turkeys Poultry Experts Advice
Michigan State College poultry department recommends four good growing mash to turkeys. Home mix includes confee ground yellow corn oats bran flour alfalfa meal meat scraps dried milk soybean meal salt cod liver oil and scratch grain. Feed should be available at all times and kept clean. The report notes timing and pricing strategies for turkeys to maximize profits beyond Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Gluten Meal Used in Poultry Feeds, Cornell Tests Say
Cornell tests show corn gluten meal can substantially supplement poultry rations when paired with other feeds. Half the protein for laying hens could come from gluten, with the rest from meat scrap. For growing chicks gluten feed works well with wheat middlings and bran plus 10 percent skim milk. If meat scrap is used with a gluten diet, skim milk can drop to 7.5 percent. Chicks grew well on both regimens.
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Poultry Advice Boosts Florida Dwellers Purchases
The text discusses Florida poultry profitability ranking, Corroly as a feed, and tips to improve egg color and production. It advises maintaining clean water for hens, repairing poultry yards, and easier garden and lawn care alongside poultry keeping.
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