Sportsmans Horizon king of American game fish largemouth bass
James Heddon's Sons, Dowagiac Michigan, offer a full dossier on the largemouth black bass lauded as the king of American game fish. The article notes its traits, wide distribution from the United States to France and South Africa, preferred habitats, and the world record 22 pounds 4 ounces set in 1932 by George W. Perry.
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Walter Henshall
James Heddon
Dowagiac
Heddon
Union
Canada
Mexico
France
Germany
South Africa
George W. Perry
Montgomery Lake
Georgia
Lightest Spool Joins Bronson 1951 Lightweight Reels
Bronson highlights a 33/64 ounce lightest spool in its 1951 lightweight reel line. Fully machined inside and out, the balanced spool is rugged and fits Coxe cross-bolt reels including model 30 C. It promises unparalled lure control for light plug casting.
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Bronson
Remington Links Hunting Accidents to Color Blindness
A Remington Arms release suggests many hunting field accidents stem from color blindness rather than reckless gun use. Dr. Elmer M. Soles of the American Optometric Association notes about 140 000 licensed hunters are color blind and advises high contrast black and white patterns rather than plain red.
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Remington Arms Company
Elmer M. Soles
American Optometric Association
Department of Public Information
Dr. Soles
Far Afield Black Ducks Wander Beyond Their Range
Black ducks, a well known eastern rival of mallards, were shot on the west coast in Oregon and California after the season. The sightings are rare and hunters faced difficulty in proper identification amid this unusual spread.
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Oregon
California
Reading Psalm 19 and Genesis verses Echo in Ad
An advertisement features scripture readings cited as Psalm 19: and Genesis 1 2, with references to John 1 1 3 and a devotional tone. The fragment hints at religious content promoted alongside spiritual verses.
Creation and God in the World According to Christian Thought
The article argues God created all things including spirit and matter, negating any inherent evil in creation. It contrasts Christian creation belief with Zoroastrian dualism and non Christian ideas, stressing purpose, design, and humanity as God’s invention. It notes shifts in church views on six day creation while affirming overall creation belief.
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Ggop
C. S. Lewis
Foreman
Start Fertilizing Alone Won't Build Corn Yields
The middle west soil improvement committee notes that starter fertilizer alone cannot sustain yields on low fertility soils. Adequate plant food plus soil structure and organic matter buildup boosts corn output, with deep rooted legumes in rotation improving soil condition for higher yields.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Iowa Factories Outspeed Iowa Farms in 1950 Turnover
For the first time in 11 years Iowa factories outproduced farms by January, with factories estimated at over two billion dollars in goods including food products machinery and chemicals. Farm sales reached above two billion, but not as high as the factory total, ending a long-run pattern of factory dominance.
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Hodgin
Evelyn Crutcher
Houston
Iowa
Turkeys Protected by Pair of Guard Dogs in Nebraska
Harold Jamieson of Oshkosh Nebraska inspects 2000 broad breast bronze turkeys with two large guard dogs. He says the dogs deter coyotes, common in the region, and that such a pair is standard equipment for many turkey raisers in southwestern Nebraska.
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Harold Jamieson
Oshkosh
Nebraska
Jamieson
Neglect of Dental Care Lowers Milk Production
Ivan H. Loughary, a dairy specialist, notes many dairymen neglect cow dental care. When cows age two to three, second teeth emerge and can come in crooked, causing poor eating and reduced milk production. Regular veterinary care can fix this defect in many herds.
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Ivan H. Loughary
Sewing Circle Patterns Button Front Style 8482
Joy to Sew Pattern No 8482 prints in sizes 14 16 18 20 2 44 and size 16 with 438 yards of 39 inch fabric. The Spring and Summer STYLIST offers 48 pages of easy to sew styles for a complete summer wardrobe with gift patterns inside the book. Price 25 cents.
Sunday School Exchange About Good Friday
A classroom anecdote features a Sunday school teacher asking James for a Good Friday explanation. James replies that the figure was the man who did housework for Robinson Cruce.
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James
Robinson Cruce
Sunday School Joke From A Child’s Logic
A Sunday School teacher asks why Adam fell and a pupil replies it was because he had no ashes to throw on the sidewalk. The teacher questions prayers, and the boy answers he asks for daily bread so he can get fresh bread every day.
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Adam
Lew Gilman
Oregon
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