At Harvest Time and Social Justice
A 1937 lesson outlines true social justice through Leviticus and Luke, urging balancing gospel redemption with social living. It stresses caring for the poor, guarding reputations, honoring the aged, welcoming strangers, and honest business practices as expressions of faith.
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Jesus
Israel
Eternal One
Jehovah
Using Molasses To Preserve Field Silage In Any Weather
Extension dairy expert explains that molasses acts as a preservative for any green crop stored as silage. Corn silage preserves itself, but grasses and legumes need added sugar. Add 40-45 pounds molasses per ton for cereals and grasses. 75-80 pounds per ton for legumes. Cut early, harvest in the morning, and fill silo quickly.
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A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State College
WNU
Summer egg losses blamed on perishable fertility
Egg producers and handlers lose hundreds weekly in warm weather, says O C Ufford extension poultryman Colorado State College. He recommends marketing or confining roosters, one nest per four hens, gathering eggs twice daily, cooling before packing, storing in a cool cellar or damp sack, and marketing every three to four days to reduce spoilage.
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O. C. Ufford
Extension Poultryman
Colorado State College
Fort Collins
Mowing Weeds Helps Grass In Erosion Control Areas
The Soil Conservation Service finds that mowing weeds and brush promotes beneficial grasses and clover, reduces competition for moisture and nutrients, and yields turf more resistant to erosion. Over two years, mowing expanded to over 100000 previously unmowed acres on erosion control sites. recommended mowing height is 4 to 6 inches during full bloom of weeds.
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Soil Conservation Service
Marketing Milk Cuts Costs Through Route and Production Changes
Agricultural economists at the University of Illinois say three major changes in milk transport and production could save farmers thousands yearly. They propose rearranging hauling routes to cut mileage and raise load, marketing more through country plants, and reducing seasonal milk swings to improve producer returns and consumer service.
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University of Illinois
Protein feeds boost gains in cattle fattening
University of Illinois observations show high protein feeds improve gains, finish, and lower costs in cattle fattening. Linseed meal, soybean oil meal, and cottonseed meal are commonly used. Feeding one pound of protein feed per seven to ten pounds of corn depends on cattle age and roughage type.
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University of Illinois
Saving Poultry From Heat
Good ventilation in the poultry flock is the best way to prevent heat prostration. The north side should be opened for free air flow, as well as east or west openings and any room ventilator. Roof insulation also helps reduce room temperature.
Sir And Ma'am Etiquette In Dinner Lunch Or Supper
A reader asks about the proper use of Sir and Ma am and the dinner lunch and supper terms. The advisor says dinner starts with soup and is the main meal any time of day, while supper is lighter and set at a bare table with hot beverages. Youth should address elders as Sir to gentlemen and Mrs or Miss Brown to ladies.
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Mrs. Brown
Miss Brown
Mr. Brown
Mrs
Stella Dallas Star and Hollywood Lineup Buzz
AMERICAN producer Samuel Goldwyn revisits Stella Dallas in a new version praised as superior to the original. Barbara Stanwyck shines as Stella alongside notes on other releases including Artists and Models and You Cant Have Everything. The column surveys stars, casting changes, and industry tidbits from Manhattan to Hollywood.
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Amuel Goldwyn
Stella Dallas
Barbara Stanwyck
Stella
Paramount
Twentieth Century-Fox
Jack Benny
Twentieth Century
Ritz Brothers
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Phyllis Brooks
Sew Your Own Autumn Frocks and Waistcoats Pattern Ads
Fashion notes urge girls to sew using vibrant fall colors and practical frocks. The piece showcases patterns numbered 1363 1354 and 1252 for sizes 12 to 46 with yardage details and trimming needs, from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Life shaping moment that led John J. Pershing to greatness
The piece recounts how a single choice altered John J. Pershing’s life. Born in 1860 in Laclede Missouri, he left school for farm work, pursued law at Kirksville Normal, then won a West Point competitive exam with two weeks of prep. At West Point he rose to class president and first captain. He later strived in law while serving as military instructor at Nebraska and eventually became general of the U S Army at World War I.
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John
John McCormack
Dublin
Marlborough Street
Edison
Gramaphone
John J. Pershing
United States Army
Laclede
Prairie Mount
Kirksville Normal School
Jack Pershing
West Point
Corps of Cadets
University of Nebraska
Pershing
U. S. Army
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