Fall breeding of farm chicks boosts future egg output
County agent Oliver L. Adams promotes fall hatched chicks to strengthen farm flocks and stabilize egg prices for two years. Fall pullets reduce spring losses by up to 25 percent, offer more breeding stock, and align with the National Poultry Improvement Plan. Buy from sound breeders or U S certified hatcheries to ensure R P sired stock and high production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver L. Adams
Sam
National Poultry “Improvement
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
R.P
LU. S
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Rules in Games
A Q and A style list tests etiquette in badminton boating and golf among others. Answers: winners serve first in the next badminton game. do not ferry non-swimmers in a canoe. guests should follow owner safety rules. a ball girl should not be forced to pick up every ball. two players should not hit to one girl with one set of clubs. if a ball bears a name on a golf course, turn it in at the club, not keep it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keting
Milwaukee
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Perkins
AAA
SMA
Southern Farm Bureau Training School
Hot Springs
Ark
Thurman W. Arnold
Arnold
South
West
America
Ray Arcel
Nova
Areel
Brown
Novi
George Dixon
Jim Corbett
Johnny Dundee
Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Leonard
Max Baer
Mike Cantwell
Cantwell
Baer
Gene Tunney
Shakespeare
Dempsey
Harry Geb
Mixe Rosenbloom
Pittsburgh
Slapsie
Maxie
Professor Brown
Leu Nova
Edson and Wallace plan wartime economic board delays
Henry W. Wallace forms an economic defense board with cabinet members except Miss Perkins. Milo Perkins, named executive director, is recovering from illness delaying the board’s start. Perkins, once surplus marketer, and Wallace are Agriculture allies. A postwar distribution pattern is discussed by Thurman Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Wallace
Miss Perkins
Milo W. Perkins
Wallace
Perkins
Department of Agriculture
Nova Seeks Cosmic Power in Boxing Theory
Lou Nova discusses a hypothetical power house theory and teaching from Prof. Walston Crocker Brown. He argues modern heavyweights lack balance and speed, tracing ideas to Corbett and ancient Greece while aiming for a perfect stance to counter top challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marky Grayson
NEA Service
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Jim Figg
John L. Sullivan
Nova
Jim Corbett
Walston Crocker Brown
Professor Brown
Rockefeller Museum of Science and Industry
New York
Billy Gilson
Benny Leonard
Fabric Labels Guide Buyers To Smarter Purchases
Miss Mary Claude Fletcher urges learning labeled textile meanings for informed buying. Miss Sue Marshall notes clear terms exist for many textiles, with yarn count indicating fabric strength and filler or sizing affecting quality. The Wool Products Act, effective July, requires labels disclose fiber origin and blends to help shoppers avoid misleading fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Claude Fletcher
Sue Marshall
University of Ar- Kansas College of Agriculture
Yarn County
Marshall
Goats Said to Cure Children’s Summer Colds
In Kinston North Carolina CC farm agent JPR Gleen Swiceyuud relates a man who bought a herd of goats to cure his children’s colds. After a week three goats played on a car and others damaged a rose arbor, yet the children’s colds were reported gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
JPR
Gleen Swiceyuud
Dodgers and Yanks Near Million Mark
New York reports Dodgers and Yankees nearing a million in home attendance this season. Brooklyn drew 919,349 in 58 games at Ebbets Field, while 898,192 attended 55 Yankee Stadium home contests. The piece surveys training methods, equipment, and notable trainers like Ray Arcel and Professor Brown shaping boxers such as Leu Nova through conditioning and technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York—Dodgers
Yankees
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Yankee Stadium
Harrison in Hollywood: names that light the lights
Hollywood gossip traces how actresses reinvent or abandon names from Florette Ottenheimer to Dana Edwards and Margaret Mayes. The piece notes how studios push glamour tags, with Clark Gable cited as a rare case of keeping a given name, while many stars change identities for fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Dale
New York
Warner Brothers
Legars
Paramount
Virginia Dale
Dana
Edwards
Margaret Mayes
Dana Edwards
Hollywood
Edan May Durbin
Clark Gable
Fragmentary OCR notes on names and Hollywood figures
The text critiques name changes and marriage laws affecting identity, noting actors and executives such as Alexis Smith Gene Tierney Gene Tunney and Warners casting. It mentions a few industry figures like G. O. Dull and T. Mee, and comments that the only ununderpaid asset is experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fong
Gene Tierney
Gene Tunney
Warners
Alexis Smith
Virgil Sang
Alexis
G. O. Dull
Metro
T. Mee
Whit Disney
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Carmen
Hoople
Dicks Drug Store
OWLS
J. R. Williams
Pat
NEA
Edson
Washington
Harold Ickes
Fish and Wildlife Service
War Department
Weys
Hope Auto CO
Prat
Novia
Gibson
Iran
Soviet
Russia
Kharkov Ukraine
Turkey
Romroy
Syria
Iraq
Itera
Egypt
Arabia
Trail
Persia
Harrison In
Paul Harrison
Louisiana
New Orleans
Margaret Hayes
Miss Hayes
Pottsville
Florette Regina Ottenheimer
Ottenheimer
DeBussy
DeBussy Foo
Florette DeBussy
RADIO
Cobb
Franks & Son
Allied
Bob Elmore
Ela Phoue
The
PINES
High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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