Artificial insemination drives dairy cattle progress in Clinton farm study
Community dairy researchers at Clinton unveil early results from using artificial insemination and selective bull lineage to boost calf crops, reduce disease, and shorten time to reproduction. Trials reference Denmark origin semen, sterilized methods, and units supplying sires locally. Early figures show dramatic rises in progeny per cow and cost implications for dairymen.
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Bartendort
Denmark
E. J.ension
Colperks
Ctal
Clinton
N. Sidents
Belgian King Leopold II Life of Tragedy Amid War Threats
Belgian King Leopold II endured multiple personal tragedies from his youth to the present. The article recounts his early life, the loss of his father King Albert, his wife Astrid’s death in an accident, and his responses to rising Nazi threat. It notes his efforts to defend Belgium through neutrality and fortifications as Europe teeters toward war.
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Belgium
Geopold II
Leopeling
Albert
Brussels
Onge Gel
Leopold
Elon College
England
University of Ghent
Astrid
ninuMnam
Switzerland
Patrid
Happy Wie
Pyong
France
Germany
New York Dancer Adra Explores Fame and Ostracism
Reporter George Ross York profiles Adra, a snake-dancer seeking acclaim from Carnegie Hall caliber venues. The piece notes her exotic act, social ostracism, hotel expulsions, and ambition to be appreciated as a performer despite controversy surrounding her crawling and hissing routine.
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George Ross York
Liberty Beat
New York
Ras Cooper
Adra
Aracy Rialtoem
Carnegie Hall
Fata
World Well Lost and the Quiet Exiles of War
A reflective piece portraying a group immune to war’s reach, seeking private worlds where they can live free from conflict. It discusses human longing for escape, asserting personal sovereignty amid global turmoil and bloodshed. The tone is contemplative about detachment and self-determination.
Adra the snake dancer faces fear and scandal in theater life
The article follows Adra a professional snake dancer torn by fears and venom from peers as she travels from St. Louis to limelight amid wary theatres and a frightened public. It recounts her odd rehabilitation by Marilin Perkins and her unusual stage life.
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Adre
Adra
St. Louis
Early Hitler Follower Otto Strasser Describes Revolution Hope
Otto Strasser, born 1897 in Bavaria, was an early Nazi ally turned critic. He recalls Hitler’s rise, opposes Nazism’s growth, and details fleeing Germany in 1923 to Prague while organizing anti Nazi activities and publishing abroad.
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Hitler
Poland
Austria
Germany
Prussia
Switzerland
Stalin
Baltic States
Sete le Eee
Europe
Otto Strasser
Bavaria
National Socialist Party
Hiller
Black Front
Prague
Local Folks News From Mt Carmel Area Gatherings
Mt Carmel notes list visits and travels of residents and kin. Beb Mullen Jr. of Norfolk visits his mother Ruth Cox. Mrs Grice Pounder and Mes Mayme Harris visit Batesville and Houston area relatives. Vincent Ashcraft of Chandler visits Floyd and Mrs Brooks. Jim South and Latisha head to Chicago after a visit with W. P. Beunsary. Hanes and Cummings families host and visit in Prescott Nashville and Hope. A. F. Wide leaves for Little Rock to take new district FSA duties. Mrs Copeland of Hope visits. Mrs Taylor and Lou Bailey visit El Dorado.
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Inca Houser
Mt. Carmel
Earnest Houser
J. L. Houser
Beb Mullen Jr
Norfolk
Ruth Cox
Grice Pounder
Batesville F
George‘Munter
Mayme Harriy
Mouston
Texas
Haelen Honea
Vincent Ashcraft
Chandler, Ariz
Floyd Brooks
Mes
Jim South
Latisha
Sundy
Chicago
W. P. Beunsary
Fay Gardon
Prescott
Simolay
Mra
Frank Hanes
Binoche Cummings
Nashville
Coy Cummings
H.W. Huskey
Cora
Diamusey Hh UG
Ross
Ruby Guener
Blavins
A. FE
Formarly Fsa
Hempsteat
Little Rock
District Fsa
Bor
Whrey Noten
Jo Beth
Sweeney Copeland
Hope
Cyl Brown
Lucy Battle
Taylor
Augusts Taylor
Muiday
el Dorado
Lou Bailey
Next to Valour in Hope Public Library
John Jennings novel Next in Valour narrates a vivid pioneer era fire in New Hampshire and the French and Indian War. It follows Jamie Ferguson’s struggles against kin, wife, and the wilderness in a scarlet thread tale while noting Soviet Russia’s vast newspaper count and 1938 vehicle registrations.
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John Jennings
Pierre
New Hampshire
Mr. Jennings
Jamie Ferguson
Valour
You Hope
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