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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
4
A garbled list of questions and wordplay covers topics from astronomy and animal biology to U S political history and cooking. It includes queries about planetary versus stellar differences, canary and elephant heart rates, a skunk city nickname, vice presidents who became presidents, a staged scene with a lamp and candle, and the meaning of pirogue.
A set of brief clues yields varied results from astronomy to geography. It lists light, a self luminous star, Canary's rapid pace, Elephant's slow heart, a note on Sun dried, reference to the fifth estate, Chicago, nine, a chain of U S presidents, a match, and a dug out canoe.
A New York law allowing part time jail sentences for workers prompts debate. Elmer Twitchell questions punishment aims as readers recall older notions of justice. The piece includes verses, quips, and light columns reflecting public mood on reform and restraint.
Woman recalls childless years and how embracing family life reduces fear of spinsterhood. Advice urges natural ease with men, developing a full, confident life, and letting a partner enter a ready, happy existence rather than chasing marriage as sole aim.
A brief note outlines June9 lesson subjects and Scriptird Vexta selections by the international Council of Religious Baucal Hors. The document records the chosen topics and the righted entries for the session, highlighting the scope of religious education discussions.
A devotional line from Dr. G. Matheson contrasts thanking God for every circumstance with offering thanks in every circumstance, urging a faithful attitude amid bereavement pain poverty and toil. The quote emphasizes inward gratitude over outward approval.
A religious quotation from Isaiah 19 22 is rendered, noting that Egypt will return to the Lord and be healed after divine punishment. The verse emphasizes repentance and divine mercy.
The line argues selfishness is dangerous because it is self deceiving and erodes moral judgment. It claims selfish motives distort perception, making restraint and empathy harder to maintain.
M G Huber outlines why farms remain accident hotspots due to self reliance and distance between workers. He cites long hours haste after dark and frequent machinery changes, noting machinery and animals as top hazards. Carelessness and makeshift repairs drive most injuries, underscoring the need for disciplined, well organized farm safety practices.
An MSU entomologist recommends two annual pest control treatments for poultry, fall and spring, with more frequent applications as needed. Lice are treated on birds while mites require coop interiors sprayed with a mix of crankcase oil and kerosene. A nicotine sulfate perching treatment targets lice in crevices and must be reapplied after 14 days to kill hatched nits.
Department scientists push exploration in plant science to create tobacco varieties suited to American soil and climate. The work aims to boost farm revenues, with breakthroughs valued in the billions for farmers nationwide.
South Dakota experiment station notes barley can be profitably fed to hogs and highlights family vegetables and farm reading mists. It also points out 13 minerals with animal body salt often lacking in mal diets, stressing nutrition gaps for homes and farms.
A playful tale describes Miss Fixit creating a room color plan from a picture, turning point in her life. She paints an old rocker pale turquoise and covers the seat with a chintz in turquoise, cherry red, primrose yellow, and deep green with red bindings.
A compact maxine warns to refrain from touching others or grabbing attention to be heard. It cautions that if people are unwilling to listen, one should keep silent rather than force communication. The guidance emphasizes restraint and timing in dialogue.
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