Polish Army Chief Leads 2 Million in Holy War For Liberty
Marshal Smigly-Rydz, second to President Moscicki, is named commander in chief of Poland's army of two million as the nation vows a war described as a holy battle for liberty. If the presidency becomes vacant, Smigly-Rydz would succeed Moscicki.
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Poland
Kasimir Sosnowski
Pres
Ignacy Moscicki
Smigly-Rydz
Moscicki
Germany
East Prussia
Dzialdowo
Mlawa
Pomerania
Chojnice
Breslaw
Katowice
Royal Ulster Rifles
Soviet Union
Ruaala
Smigly-Rydsz
Smisly-Ryds
Presi- Gent
Vavant
Tattooing dairy cattle for identification and records
Dr George E Taylor explains tattooing as a reliable method for identifying dairy cows to ensure clear breeding and registration records. Steps cover cleaning the ear, preparing ink, correct marker orientation, placement away from veins, and proper penetration with ink working into punch holes. A formula using lamp black, grain alcohol, glycerin and water is provided for tattoo ink.
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George E. Taylor
New Jersey College of Agriculture
American Jersey Cattle Club
George Washington Initiates Diversified Farming in Fairfax County
A respected Potomac area gentleman farmer, George Washington, urged neighbors to move beyond tobacco heavy farming. He led a meeting of Fairfax county planters to adopt crop variation, reducing tobacco dependence and boosting food crops. The practice persisted, with tobacco largely absent in Fairfax and enslaved workers growing limited tobacco for personal use.
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U.S
Potomac
George Washington
Fairfax County
Washington
Fairfax
Potato Storage Pits For Cheap Seasonal Harvesting
A. E. Hutchins, vegetable specialist, advises on building storage pits for potatoes. Place harvest immediately with light initial cover, keep dry and ventilated, and increase cover when ground freezes. Use well drained soils, pits four feet deep and six feet wide, length as needed, holding about 100 bushels per five feet.
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A. E. Hutchins
Plucking Live Geese For Feathers Practice Among Districts
The article explains a common rural practice of plucking live geese to save down feathers. It describes removing only the small feathers before moulting, noting feathers should be dry and not moist, and that the down should remain intact.
Star Dust Highlights Laughton Bear Incident and New Stars
Star Dust reports Charles Laughton steadies a chaotic bear on set during Hunchback of Notre Dame filming in Fifteenth century Paris. Linda Darnell ascends to star status in Public Deb No. 1 while William Holden emerges as Golden Boy hopeful after a college start and stock backdrop.
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Garfield
Golden Boy
Holden
Virginian Vale
Harles Laughton
Notre Dame” Company
Paris
Laughton
Linda Darnell
Twentieth Century-Fox
John Garfield
Broadway
William Holden
Paramount
Pasadena
Mamoullan
Columbia
General Quis: Virtues, King, Creatures, and Elections
The quiz lists seven virtues Faith Hope Charity Prudence Justice Fortitude Temperance. It credits George III as The Farmer King. The first zoological dictionary names nearly 250000 living creatures. A congressman at large is elected by all state voters. If a busy signal occurs you determine it’s the wrong number by noting the line is busy.
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George III
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