Farmers Adopt Arc Welders In Wartime Farm Repairs
Wartime line extensions and rural electrification pushed transformer type arc welders onto farms. Farmers, new to welding, quickly learned to repair, modify, and build equipment from scrap, creating lasting peacetime utility for tractors, feed cars, manure loaders, buck rakes, milk trucks, disc barrows, and more.
Israel's Role and Hope Through Ancient Israel
The article reflects on Israel's exile and threefold purpose for God’s nation. It credits Israel with preserving the Bible and enabling the coming of the Redeemer, while noting their failure as witnesses. It highlights future peace under Christ, worship in holiness, and Yahweh’s discipline and leadership as lessons for today.
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Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
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Star Medallion in Heirloom Crochet Pattern 7404
Heirloom crochet pattern 7404 offers a star medallion with directions stitch and easy charts. Includes complete directions and photos. price 20 cents.
Merely Using Your Head Will Save Your Heels
Purdue university answers with guidance on efficiency at work. The piece argues for choosing the easiest and most effective method to save time energy and expense, noting that few laborers optimize their approach and often just “get the job done.”
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Purdue University
Grasshoppers Studied With Special Thermocouple
Professors Pepper and Hastings of Montana State College designed a thermocouple to measure grasshopper body temperature. The device aims to reveal how sunlight intensity and air temperature affect when and where these pests feed.
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Pepper and Hastings
Montana State College
Crop Rotation Plan Should Be Balanced
A soils specialist from Michigan State College urges balanced rotations to preserve soil organic matter and maintain yields. Continuous cultivation on a single field depletes nutrients and reduces crop quality, according to Dr. R. L. Cook.
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R. L. Cook
Michigan State College
Castrating Pigs Early Boosts Market Weight and Care
Early castration at three to four weeks makes pigs easier to handle and heal faster. Low incisions improve drainage and provide neater finished barrows, with closer supervision aiding wound care.
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