Pop culture notes and Hollywood gossip roundup
Virginia Vale reports on Colleen Moore’s dolls house tour and Charles Boyer’s Paris display aiding war relief. Castings include Kathryn Grayson, Hedy Lamarr, Veronica Lake, and Warner Brothers shorts in New York public schools. Also mentions Disney, Sullivan’s Travels, This Gun for Hire, and Steel Cavalry with other industry tidbits and anecdotes.
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Colleen Moore
Charles Boyer
Paris
Sullivan
Veronica Lake
Paramount
Turkey Range Sanitation Essentials for Poults
Four key practices for clean turkey ranges: rotate use for at least two years to avoid contamination, keep feed hoppers out of droppings and move weekly, shield water systems from waste and scrub water gear daily, and separate open roosts with fencing and controlled access to prevent drainage contamination.
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George C. Crandall
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Future of the redeemed in Revelation seven lesson
The lesson, based on Revelation seven, explores saved Gentiles from the great tribulation, their praise before God's throne, ongoing service night and day, and eternal provision and joy. It discusses heavenly reward, absence of tears, and the universal scope of salvation for believers.
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Wilbur Smith
Israel
Jesus Christ
Christ
Christ Jesus
Heaven
Patterned Aprons Offered for Gifts and Prizes
A vintage ad notes two apron patterns priced at 29364 and 15 cents each. It promotes them as ideal gifts or party prizes and instructs readers to send orders to the supplied address.
Farmers advised on homemade barn paint using mortar coloring
Howard M. Ellis recommends testing a homemade paint made from brick red mortar coloring and used motor oil on barns and outbuildings. He outlines a mixing method, test patches, and notes cost factors including mortar coloring at six cents per pound and free crankcase drainings from some stations.
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Howard M. Ellis
Ellis
Resting dairy cows after lactation boosts milk output
Rutgers extension dairy man Dr. George E. Taylor says allowing a cow a dry period after each lactation raises annual milk yield by 5 to 10 percent compared with continuous milking. He cites body reserve buildup, calcium and phosphorus storage, and udder tissue recuperation as reasons for higher production after calving.
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George E. Taylor
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Automative sweep and buck rake gain hay handling favor
A new hay handling method used by farmers is the automot ive sweep or buck rake mounted on tractors or old vehicles. It picks hay from windrows and moves it to the barn baler or stack, reflecting a shift as hay acreage increases.
Growth in Silence as a Great Idea Emerges
A concise reflection on how quiet development shapes bold outcomes. The text credits patient buildup, suggesting that enduring effort matures into powerful, life-shaping achievements that later guide human affairs.
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Virginia Vale
Western Newe
Union
Kathryn Grayson
Metro Studios
John Shelton
Hedy Lamarr
Walt Disney
Dragon
Mr. Disney
Lewis Stone
Judge Hardy
Steel Cavalry
Wallace Beery
Charles Laughton
Him
Milton Berley
Laughton, Sr
Charles
Claridge’s
London
New York City
Warner Brothers
National Defense
Raymond Gram Swing
Putney Mountain
Vermont
Bob Hope
Charlie Chaplin
John Garvin
Warner
Craig Stevens
Turkey
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D. Ean
The
Moody Bible Institute of
Ehiea
Western News
Andr Union
Ged Councilious
God
Martha
Kansas City
Carlyle
Sir John Lubock
ST Joseph Aspirin
Our
Waterloo
Wendell Phillips
Johnson
Raleigh Cigarettes
Brown & ‘Williamson Tobacco Corp
Louisville, Ky
KCDL
Big Ben
NBC Red Network
NCR Ae
UT Ut
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