U S Armament Drive Rising Across Europe and Asia
The piece notes Britain plans conscription and new aircraft plants, France boosts military spending, and Germany, Italy push fortifications and barriers. It details Baruch’s defense program, possible tax funding, and Roosevelt’s stance amid espionage trials, plus Japan’s expansion and Spain’s Civil War tensions.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Alps
U. S
Britain
Winston Churchill
Spain
Juan Negrin
Francisco Franco
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Canal Zone
New York
Johanna Hoffman
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
U. S. Army
Rumrich
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Secret Service
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Western Hemisphere trade and European tensions rise
A 1930s analysis warns that U S West Hemisphere trade policy faces pressure from German expansion and the Munich pact while isolationism hinders new pacts with Canada and Britain. It notes Brazil and Paraguay Bolivia Chaco dispute role and rising Arab Jewish tensions over Palestine, with Britain weighing migration limits and possible return of Palestine to Arabs.
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Germany
Sudeten
Reich
Latin America
U. S
South America
U.S
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Brazil
Berlin
Getulio Vargas
Hitler
Munich
Canada
Great Britain
Britain
Walter Funk
Balkan
Funk
State Department
Palestine
Turkey
Lord Balfour
Holy Land
Promised Land
Italy
Neville Chamberlain
Turpentine and brick ride ends in fiery stable scare
Mary Doner of New York recounts a dangerous stunt with a hot brick and turpentine to treat Rex the horse’s cold. A misapplied mix caused a blinding vapor and a flame that trapped Mary in a stall as the horse reared and lunged, forcing a frantic escape and a daring rescue by a panic-stricken stableman.
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Elso
Mary Doner
Park Ave
New York City
Francois Gibbons
Mary
Maplewood
N. J
Neck of the Woods
Rex
James
Mustard History and the Valamo Monastery Note
Mustard seeds have a long history as a cosmopolitan spice used in pickles and sauces and ground into mustard flour. The text then describes Valamo Monastery on a remote island near Lake Ladoga, highlighting its size, isolation, and status as a major Orthodox cremony site attracting pilgrims and tourists each summer.
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Smany
Turin
Lake Ladoga
Valamo
Russia
Sweden
Damaged Wheat Turns To Livestock Feed, Rutgers Proposes
Unfavorable harvest weather damaged cereal grains but damaged wheat can avert losses as dairy cattle feed. Ground or rolled wheat equals ground corn in value, substitute pound for pound, with best results when wheat is under half of the concentrate mix. Wheat has higher protein than corn and diet balance may require less protein supplement. Damaged wheat remains comparable to corn for dairy feeding unless severely damaged.
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George E. Tagier
Rutgers University
Feeding alters egg size and color says Montreal Herald
The Montreal Herald notes that egg size and quality are influenced by feeding, not heredity alone. Three main factors affect size: heredity, bird size, and diet with animal proteins or vegetable proteins. Calcium and vitamins control shell quality, while 1 percent ground pimenta in feed yields eggs with richer yolk color.
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Montreal Herald
Drouth Apples Preserve Quality But Shelf Life Suffers
Federal horticulturists report drought produced smaller drier apples that store longer while well watered trees yielded more and better fruit yet the harvests struggle to keep in storage. Comparisons between irrigated and non irrigated trees in the same orchard spanned multiple years show drought advantages for storage.
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Drouth
Bureau of Plant Industry
Agricultural Briefs From The Farm Front
Poultry breeders advised to broad-test stock to fight pullorum disease. Average farm size: 106 acres in the South, 205 elsewhere. Goslings thrive on scalded corn meal and greens after two days. United States averages show 2.2 work animals per farm. Vermont tops maple syrup and sugar output, New York second. Pullet culling should favor early-maturing, vigorous layers. Soil tea arse nate as beetle control, limited use in large areas. China raises 300,000,000 chickens. boll weevil damage to cotton noted.
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United States
Pretty Clothes That You Can Work In
This fashion item promotes a house dress for large women with comfortable lines and a front fastening for easy ironing. It highlights armholes a slim waist and a wide skirt for freedom of movement, with v neck and contrasting cuffs. Includes pattern details for sizes 38 to 50 and a diagram design to finish quickly. Also offers jumper dress for schoolgirls with versatile blouse options and fabric suggestions.
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Sewing ‘Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Man the Imitator Imitative creature MAD leads the herd
An excerpted line ponders imitation and leadership with a sharp assertion that the first imitator or leader sets the tone for the group, suggesting social dynamics in competitive behavior. The quotation emphasizes dominance and replication within a herd or crowd.
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Schiller
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Netare
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