Youth From Many Lands Call For Global Peace Vision
Essays submitted to the New History Society urge colleges to promote world peace and a United States of the World. Quotes from youth across Europe Americas and beyond advocate liberty demilitarization and mutual understanding through youth action and universal language.
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New History Society
United States
Europe
South
Central America
Mexico
West Indies
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Bulgaria
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Ecuador
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Great Britain
Greece
Holland
Hungary
Italy
Jugoslavia
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
New Method Estimates Average Human Skin Area
A recent method calculates the average human skin area at about 18.8 square feet. The approach suggests a refined figure for medical and mathematical use based on body proportions and measurement data.
Dogs on Farms and Impact on Livestock
A Farmers' Advocate piece argues dogs can aid farms if trained to walk rather than chase cattle or pigs. Brainless dogs unsettle stock, reduce milk yield, and hinder churning. proper training matters, with some dogs learning quickly and others not.
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Farmers’ Advocate
Farmer's Advocate
Weeded out cows face rising standards in dairy farming
The Stratford Beacon-Herald notes that even cows producing 1400 pounds of butter fat in a year may not merit top honor. Farmers are urged to cull cows that fail to lift production, implying harsher judgments for lower producers during the milking season, the fiscal year of the cow.
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Stratford Beacon-Herald
Winnipeg men claim device cuts car poison fumes
Seven years in development, two Winnipeg garagemen say a new valve fits over the intake manifold to ensure complete combustion. Inventors John Forbes and W Denny Overall report a chemical feeds into the manifold to reduce carbon monoxide to about one per cent, potentially lethal in a closed 12 by 8 foot garage after 12 hours.
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Winnipeg
John Forbes
W. Denny
Hymn Number 222 Sparks Father Son Church Debate
A clergyman announces hymn two hundred twenty two during a church service. A small boy asks his father if they must work out the math, highlighting a humorous moment as the congregation sings.
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Dad
First U.S. Cotton Export Bound for Europe Sailed from Charleston
In 1784 the United States sent its first bale of cotton to Europe, departing from Charleston South Carolina as the initial shipment marking a new era in American trade.
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United States
Europe
Charleston
S.C
Grasse Perfume Industry Uses Billions of Blossoms
The Grasse perfume industry processes vast flower supplies with 10 billion jasmine blooms used in 1934, 40 million pounds of roses, and 50 million pounds of orange blossoms. Factories ship fragrances across Europe by special trains, attracting Riviera tourists to watch gathering, distilling, and bottling of essence.
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Grasse
France
Europe
The
Riviera
Alberta govt opens talks to reopen savings branch in Edmonton
Premier Aberhart states Alberta and federal authorities have begun negotiations to reopen the provincial savings certificate branch in Edmonton. The branch was closed after the election and savings payments suspended pending transfer of administration from the United Farmers government.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Aberhart
United Farmers of Alberta
Queen Anne Silver Tea Kettle Sells in London
A Queen Anne silver tea kettle fetched 1395 dollars at a London sale. The artifact drew collectors and underscored interest in antique teaware.
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London
Fury Of Hurricanes In The Caribbean Sea
A dramatic New York Times description explains hurricane origins in the Doldrums and their rapid intensification near the Caribbean. It details extreme speeds, wind-induced destruction, the eerie calm at the storm center, and the perilous navigation for ships seeking the safest path.
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Caribbean Sea
New York Times
Doldrums
Equator
Windward
Leeward Islands
Caribbean
Don’t Fear Depth in Photography Try Third Dimension
John Van Guilder explains how to create depth in photos by using long shadows reflections and strategic lighting. He advises avoiding sun glare on the lens and suggests shading the lens and timing exposure to emphasize shadows for a more atmospheric image.
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John van Guilder
Pepper History and Cultivation Outline
Pepper is one of the oldest spices used in medicine by Hippocrates. Its pungency lies in a fixed substance, not volatile oil. Pepper grows on a creeping vine. large scale cultivation uses shade trees. berries turn red before sun drying into black pepper, with white pepper produced by removing skins.
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Hippocrates
Houses in Augsburg Rent for One Year Each
Houses in Augsburg South Bavaria built 415 years ago by Jacob Fuger the German banker remain constantly occupied. A group of 53 houses from the 1520 construction are rented by Houses Always Occupied Realty at one dollar per year.
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Augsbergh
Bavaria
Jacob Fuger
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