Lions or Timekeeper Benchley Tamed Em
Robert Benchley once faced a timekeeper who sent sharp notes for tardiness. He explained he was five minutes late after being attacked by escaped lions at the circus on his way to work, then fought them off alone. The timekeeper stopped sending notices.
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Truman the reluctant president who faced duty with grit
The piece portrays Harry S Truman as a modest, reluctant leader who never sought the presidency, dreaded Roosevelt’s death, and rose to power with blunt truthfulness. It highlights his Senate tenure, battles on the Truman Committee, clashes with brass hats, and confrontations over war materiel and delays.
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Roosevelt Death Ends Era as Truman Takes Reins
The article reflects on President Roosevelt’s death and its impact on the nation and world. It discusses the transition to President Truman, keeping Roosevelt policies and personnel, and the analysis of enduring changes in administration, policy, and leadership style within the new era.
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Corn Roots Need Drainage and Oxygen for Top Yields
Dr George N Hoffer of the American Potash Institute explains corn roots must have well drained ventilated soil with ample oxygen to feed and anchor plants. He notes plow under fertilization worsens conditions when soil becomes waterlogged and bacteria and fungi compete for limited oxygen.
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American Potash Institute
Hoffer
Hinged Feed Box Aims to Improve Sanitary Manger Box
An illustrated design shows hinging the feed box so the top aligns with the manger top and a hook holds it stationary. This prevents stock from dumping the box by nosing, creating a cleaner, foolproof feeding setup.
New Coccidiosis Cure Found with Sulfa Drug
A true cure for coccidiosis is identified as sulfadiazine. The drug is scarce and costly due to military needs. Feeding the medicine for five days can clear an infected flock, though it cannot prevent severe effects or deaths if birds were advanced in disease before treatment.
Sewing Circle Patterns Pretty House Frock for Matrons
Sewing circle patterns present a sunback-bolero-pinafore house frock for larger women with slimming lines. Pattern No 1303 covers sizes 36 through 52, listing yardage for 38 and fabric options 35 or 39 inch. Also Pattern No 1285 offers sizes 12 to 20 with sunback dress and bolero. includes yardage for 14. War demand slows some orders. send orders to the address provided.
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