Dangers of Home Canned Foods Highlight Botulism Risk
A 1920s warning outlines botulism danger from home canned foods and imperfect canning practices. It notes outbreaks from 1928 to 1933 linked to home canning of items like persimmons beans beets and sausage and stresses steam pressure processing and proper guidance from Farmers Bulletin 44Ti. The piece also critiques canning contest focus on color over safety and references a London murder book review by Mr O'Donnell.
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Strange Cults and Secret Societies of Modern London
A reviewer notes Ernstt O Donnell’s Strange Cults and Secret Societies of Modern London as an old but provocative work. The piece highlights tales of queer London characters, including the Thugs and Panther People, and questions the author’s credulity and method.
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YOUR CHILDREN By Olive Roberts Barton
An essay recalling domestic spring cleaning and family labor. A neighbor’s disciplined children and the narrator’s past reluctance are praised as capable helpers in painting, cleaning, sewing, and gardening, with cautions about lifting and exposure. The piece endorses shared chores and reflects on motherhood across time.
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F. D. to Pick Farm Home Plan in Senate Hearing
The proposal would create a five man farm home corporation authorized to issue up to 1 billion dollars in bonds and financed initially by 50 million from work relief funds. It would place worthy farmers from the tenant and sharecropper class into 20 to 40 acre plots with improvements and equipment.
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Babe Ruth Opens With a Home Run in Braves Debut
In Boston Babe Ruth, 40, starts anew with the Braves and hits a towering homer off Carl Hubbell in a 4–2 season opener against the Giants. He shines, making crucial plays as 25,000 fans and many dignitaries witness Ruth's return to the spotlight.
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League seeks League action on German rearmament
The Little Entente and Balkan Entente members along with France Britain and Italy urged the League of Nations to censure Hitler over Germanys rearmament and to punish nations that break treaties. They accused Germany of violating undertakings and demanded condemnation of the March 11 compulsory military service renewal.
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League Council Acts to Enforce Treaty Obligations
A League of Nations council resolution condemns unilateral repudiation of treaties by Germany and others. It urges continued negotiations under the February plan and asks the committee to propose measures to strengthen collective security and economic actions against any state that endangers peace through trilateral repudiation of obligations.
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Doctor Kolb explains staff limits at new hospital
Dr A C Kolb notes the staff of eight has not grown and the hospital, with 1,806 patients, operates near capacity. He says 160 patients can move to the new hospital near Benton when ready, but both facilities will still be full. Plans include boosting food production at the new hospital and at the storm site in Piliski county to supply more.
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Mystery of the Grimgold murder unfolds with Millicent and Norman
Millicent admits her true identity as the Grimgold suspect and confesses fleeing the crime scene. Norman Happ vows to solve both murders and clear her, targeting the black ermine coat woman and the whisky brand tied to the case. They plan to pursue clues about Vera Duchene, Bob Calsa, and the car license to beat the police.
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Tuesday's Results In Landings Baseball Action
Memphis 4, Little Rock 2, Atlanta 0, Knoxville 3, Birmingham 3, New Orleans 6, Nashville 0, Chattanooga 5. Brooklyn 12, Boston 4, New York 2. Pittsburgh 12, Cincinnati 6. Chicago 3, St Louis 3. Cleveland 2, St Louis 1. Boston 0, New York 2. Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia Washington postponed due to cold.
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Dr Kath of Sevier County Named to State Hospital Board
Weer Native os Sevier Dr Kalb, a Hope physician educated in Sevier county schools and at Nashville High School, University of Arkansas, Louisville Medical College, and a World War I Medical Corps lieutenant, has served in private practice, a neuropathic sanatorium, and hospital staff. He was appointed to the State Hospital board by Governor Fayet on March 30, 1933.
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Louisiana PWA program debated amid graft fears and budget clamor
In Baton Rouge a heated session features Lenine and Long trading blunt takes on PWA funding, state contracts, and vigilance against graft in the Highway Commission. They insist on partisan review of expenditures, deny allocations to Huey Long allies, and warn federal dabbling could be resisted if misused.
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Thedford's Black-Draught Promoted as Laxative Relief
Mr C C Green of Andrews North Carolina praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable laxative with immediate relief from constipation. The ad cites its long history since 1840 and asserts it remains up to date and cost effective.
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Ambiguous Senate Exchange Sparks Talk on Federal Funds and Contracts
Fragmentary remarks discuss wealth creation beyond work and potential contract cancellations in Louisiana. Questions reference Louisisana allotments and Lovisiana mishearing, with incomplete lines about Senator Leng and financial rights. The text shows a stalled exchange with unclear context and names.
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Local Notice
A damaged OCR text passage with garbled words and missing context appears to reference obligations and discharge but lacks clear details or identifiable names, dates, or locations. The readable portions indicate incomplete statements about duties and a possible financial or legal action, yet no concrete actions or entities can be confirmed.
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