New Land Use Is Forced on U S A
H H Bennett chief of the Soil Conservation Service advocates a shift to land defense through soil and water conservation. He warns accelerated erosion worsens droughts floods and storm damage and urges long term land-use measures with upstream and downstream engineering to slow runoff and reduce flood peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Whdchy
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Bennett
Ohio Valley
Government Backing Off Cotton Purchase Price Debate
The government faced losses by supporting lean cotton at 12.75 cents per pound, risking $22.4 million as buyers delay. Trade officials cite complex sale regulations and world price pressure, while spot buyers push for a 12 cent or lower price to avoid higher costs and government carrying charges.
Rainbow forms and light reflection concepts explained
A study describes how rainbows appear in various widths and color orders. It notes that water sheets and sunlight create primary and secondary reflected rainbows in the sky, and mentions their intersection with the real rainbow.
Scarlet fever home care and school policies in varying regions
Guidance on scarlet fever notesScarlet fever germ spread via air and objects. recovery needs rest and careful feeding. Home isolation periods range from 21 days to six weeks with school closures debated by community type. Emphasis on kidney and heart protection, bed rest three weeks, light diet, gradual refeeding, and strict hygiene including handwashing and using nurse gowns to enter patient rooms.
Attention and Interest in Education Clash Over Sequence
The article argues whether attention or interest comes first in education, contending attention drives learning as the main root of education, while acknowledging that interest can spark effort. It cites natural preference, talent discovery, and examples of students like Joe, Mark, Mack, and a girl drawn to commercial work to illustrate how attention, interest, and natural inclination interact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Joseph
Josephine
Mark
Mack
Straw in the Wind wins 1936 Fiction Prize
Ruth Lin Inger Dobson’s Straw in the Wind wins the Avery and Jule Hoytwood 1936 Fiction Prize from Dodd, Mead. The novel centers on the Bontrager family in Indiana, Amish life, and Moses the patriarch. It contrasts strict creed with personal conflicts through the family. Do you know the difference between true Amish and pinky Amish?
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Ruth Lin- Inger Dobson
Dodd, Mead
Avery and
Jule Hoywood
Indiana
Bontrager
Domin
Ated
Moses
Sarah
Rebecca
Polly
Christian
Jacob
Neri
Heruely
Moses J
30 000 Votes Are Continued From Page One
A fragmented clipping lists vote counts from Michigan Alpena Escanaba Three Rivers and Minnesota St Paul with numbers 542 383 617 and 410 for various papers. Missouri Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian Poplar Bluff and St Louis Star-Times show additional figures like 410 and 238. The snippet suggests a ongoing tally across multiple papers and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Alpena
Escanaba
Daily Pre
Three Rivers
Minnesota St. Paul
Daily News
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Poplar Bluff
American Republic
St. Louis
Star-Times
Newspaper page list of cities and paper titles
A fragmented OCR listing multiple U S newspapers and cities with associated papers and issue numbers. Includes Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune Youngstown Vindicator Oklahoma City News Chambersburg Public Opinion Indiana Evening Gazette Scranton Tribune Sharon Herald Waynesboro Record Herald Williamsport Sun Huronite Columbia Record Greenville Piedmont Spartanburg Merald Texas Abilene Reporter-News Amarillo Globe-News Beaumont Journal Dallas Dispatch El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin, Advertiser-Tribune
Youngstown
Reporter-News
Amarillo
Globe-News
Beaumont
Questioning CARLUS MOUTIERS and MOTHER’S REMEDY
The piece questions why many mothers recommend Carlui in chambers and notes a mother using it after personal benefit. It claims Cordui aids women when weakened by anemia and nourishment, with thousands testifying to Cordui’s help. It advises consulting a physician for personal use.
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Moutiers
Carlui
Natal
Cordui
Corprieve
Ciscomfort
Cordi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rom False Report
City Cartier
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayetta
Associated Press
Acme Mt i Nationel
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Tern
Steath
New York City
Lexington
Chicago, Ill
B. Wacker Drive
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
Star
The
New Beach
Cout
U.S. A
el 9 Ching
Unites
Aieronaine
Morris Fishbein
Tournel
American Medical Association
Higgers
Health Magazine
Uoyeg Eonig
Aege& Jooy Vy
New Jersey
Morristown Daily Record
New York
Binghamton
Sun
Buffalo
Times
Hudson
Daily Star
Ithaca, Journal
Newburgh
Beacon-News
Rochester
Times-Union
Syracuse
Herald
Utica
Dispatch
North Carolina Goldsboro
iHomo
Columbus
Lima
News
Middletown
Journal
Trolivho Blank
Carlton Brock
Oyacht
Offi Y Kutnaing
Reginald
Dreen Fox
Ghine
Jocelyn
Blane
Renine
Kettering
Count Polodine
Slick” Daniels
Sing Sing
Bude
France
Ady
Rocksavage Companies
MR. Hayashi
Rocksavage
Lady Weller
Miss Rocksavage
Stodart
Mis. Rocksavage
Count Posadini
Welter
Hayashi
Reginald Jocelyn
Keys
Rocke Savage
Dottor Ackland
Neame
Jense
Ackland
Tr. Acklund
Kettra
Ing
Frank Ackland
F.C
Mr. Rocksavage
A. Cane
Mim
Mr. Jocelyn
Midland
Telegram
Port Arthur
San Angelo
Shamrock
Texan
Wichita Falls
West Virginia
Tharleston
Daily Mail
Clarksburg
Vic
Morgantown
Post
Washington
Seattle
Wisconsin Madison
Capital-Thites
Milwaukee
Racine
Journa Times
Sheboggin
N. Service
Carlus
Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
Jas. E. Bearden
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