World leaders on peace and war efficiency
A Cosmopolitan Magazine feature surveys views from Oswald Spengler Arthur Brisbane Havelock Ellis Amelia Earhart Putnam Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt on whether lasting peace is possible and how it might be achieved through preparedness understanding and economic reforms with remarks on the role of power race and population management.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Oswald Spengler
Arthur Brisbane
Havelock Ellis
F. D. Roosevelt
Amelia Earhart Putnamin
Cardinal Richelieu
Asia
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Inscriptions Carved Along Dog River Gorge near Beirut
For 4000 years the Dog river gorge near Beirut Syria has hosted armies marching between Africa and the East. Conquerors from the pharaohs of Egypt to French marshals left carvings on its walls in a historic record of achievements.
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Dog River
Beirut
Syria
Africa
Egypt
France
Lost at Sea and a Parrot Search
Dialogue fragment shows characters Ike and a math teacher debating a ten year gap while a student muses on effort wasted. An observer calls SOS as a plack and gray parrot is sought, suggesting a missing bird case.
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Picot
A Good Reader and Nurse Debate Baby’s Cry in Magazine Interview
In a magazine exchange, a mother asks how a nurse can read while a baby cries loudly. The nurse replies the crying does not disturb her, highlighting different bedside approaches and maternal balance during caregiving.
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Marvy
Ivani
Answers Magazine
Parliaments Quip Sparks Playful Tear Chamber Jab
An athletic young member quips about eyeing the speaker, saying he may not target the eye unless provoked and would aim for the jaw instead. The exchange reflects a lighthearted clash amid parliamentary proceedings with no harm implied.
Dressy Frock Pattern 9545 Offers Easy Fitting
Pattern 9545 shows a dressy afternoon frock with raglan sleeves and a shaped yoke. It suggests black satin or bright novelty fabric, offers sizes 14 through 42, and requires 3 1/4 yards plus contrasting fabric. Send 15 cents for the pattern to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York.
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New York
N.Y
General Alarm at Sighted Firebug Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a wary exchange about free benefits and future success. A feuding pair, Worm-Doggouit and a gloomy titiven, discuss getting kind words and hope from a fortune teller, amid a tone of mistrust and idle boast.
Soy Bean and Oil Meal Use in Winter Hog Feed
A large soy bean crop boosts by product oil meal, seen as high protein feed for hogs. Hog raisers gain from using oil meal and tankage with limestone. whole beans can soften pork while oil meal yields firm pork. Processors may swap soy beans for bean meal to improve protein supply for farmers.
Fertilizer Boosts Legumes as Green Manure Crops
A U.S. Department of Agriculture assessment notes phosphorus and potash enhance legume growth, boosting nitrogen fixation and soil enrichment for subsequent corn or cotton. Green manure crops like Austrian winter pea benefit from 0-10-4 and 0-8-4 mixtures at about 408 pounds per acre, increasing yields and leaving nutrients for future crops.
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United States
Apartment of Agriculture
Eh South
Colts Can Get Too Fat From Overfeeding
A. L. Harvey of the University of Minnesota notes that fast fattening colts risk leg problems, especially in the hocks, even with exercise. He advises weaning at twelve weeks, turning the colt out for ample activity, then gradually increasing feed once excess fat is shed.
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A. L. Harvey
Animal Husbandry
University
St. Paul
Brown Rat Threats to Farms Highlighted by USDA
A government study shows the brown rat destroys more crops and livestock than native pests. USDA estimates each farm rat costs 50 cents or more annually, with nationwide losses borne by 200,000 workers and five million acres devoted to food production, as rats consume substantial produce.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Agricultural Notes on Crops and Livestock Practices
Agricultural notes report high wool usage by mills, late season bee rearing, lamb gain around one-fifth pound per day, and contour farming on hillside plantings. Corn crop is estimated at 273,204,000 bushels, up from last year but 17 percent below the five year average. advice includes silo storage and snapping corn with a cutter.
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