Last Migration of Drauth Victims Scrambles Westward
Washington reports over 106,000 Americans displaced by a severe draught drive. More than 100,000 Middle West residents moved west in the past year as crop failures, water scarcity, and starved cattle emptied farms. The resettlement program warns the exodus may still grow, with families drifting to Oregon, Washington, and California seeking work while risking exploitation and dependence on relief, not returnable to origin states.
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D. C
Great Plains
Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Dreath
Oregon
California
Pacific’ Northwest
Detour Ordered After Bouncing Bridge Closes in Clinton
Clinton officials close the overpass known as the Bouncing Bridge after repeated shaking and bumps threaten motorists. The town seeks financing to replace or repair the structure while directing drivers to detours pending further action.
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Clinton
Mass
Teach
Kent State Univesity Builds Trailer Camp for Summer Students
A new O A camp for automobile trailers is being constructed on the Kent State University campus to serve summer session students.
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University Trailer Camp
Kent
Kent State University
The Law of Assimilation in Plants and Animals
The essay argues that organic development hinges on assimilation and that like attracts like, requiring freedom from obstructions. It notes how water, sun, and rain affect crops and how owners must spray orchards to destroy parasites, preserving a beautiful garden.
The Power of Adversity in Shaping Personality
A reflective piece arguing that calamity and opposition strengthen personality by forcing internal reserve power and adherence to spiritual laws. It claims growth comes from competition and struggle, not external resistance, and emphasizes reasoned use of inner strength to build civilization.
Brown House Preference Stirs Color Debate In Home Idea
Leta rejects white and urges brown for the house despite common favor for white. The piece contrasts color choices with aesthetics and personality, noting brown’s warm, tranquil appeal and suggesting daring, nontraditional touches for interiors and exteriors.
Meaning and merit of human life in spiritual law
The passage asserts that aligning with spiritual laws reveals one’s true identity and drives personal progress, underscoring a view that meaning comes from inner spiritual discipline rather than external measures. Western Newspaper Onion.
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Onion
My Neighbor Says cabbage care and recipes safety note
A garbled notice from newspapers discusses burner use, fuel saving, and cooking tips. It mentions soaking bacon, stirring with milk, and a cherry sauce for ice cream uses. It oddly references poison on cabbage with dew and worm control, reflecting outdated and unsafe guidance.
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WNU
U S Air Map Project Costing 30 Million Dollars
Washington reports the United States air map will cost about 30 million dollars and cover more than 3 million square miles. Initiated in 1924 and nearly one third finished, it aims to photograph every town, crossroads, farm home, and geographic feature. The project involves AAA, Soil Conservation Service, and Forest Service, with about 2.5 million shots planned and field crews mapping locations and soil data.
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Washington, D. C
Lar
Aggacultural Adjustment Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
AAA
SAA
Tre
Eri Tong
United States
Ares
Escron Bregzam
Soi
Serice
Drainess
Siese
Palate Superior to Gadgets in Egg Testing
Government chemists, after years of study, confirm that the human palate exceeds tasting devices in evaluating quality. Egg tasters at New York College of Agriculture show a link between stress and flavor perception, with 190 fresh eggs tasted per sitting, prompting a predicted rise in demand for expert egg tasters.
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Asters
New York College of Agriculture
Roman War Tank Fauna Unearthed Near Beauvais France
Archaeologists from the French Archaeological Society unearthed a Roman era armored cart near Beauvais during bridge work. The object, called a rolling bar or tank, resembled Caesar's legions' transport and was built to resist early warfare. Inside were remnants of rudimentary ammunition and earthbound debris.
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Paris
Beauvais
Soviety
Matherat
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