Ashamed of Pimply Skin Ad Highlights Cuticura Relief
A reader testimonial promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for external skin eruptions including pimples, itching, and burning. The ad cites a Bristol Connecticut resident, Miss R. Zebrowski, who used a free sample and reports full relief in a month. It urges trying Cuticura and notes prices and free samples from Malden Mass.
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New Informational Naval Pact Emerges From London Conference
The London conference signals a shift from rigid limits to a transparency plan where signatories reveal annual naval build plans. Nations may not face quantitative caps, but advance notification aims to reduce distrust and curb rapid armament growth. The pact, signed by Britain France and the United States with Japan set to sign the submarine protocol, would take effect January 1 1937 and run six years.
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St. James’ Palace
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Pressure Water System Advantage for Farms
Study by E R Gross of New Jersey College notes benefits of pressure water systems on farms. Running water increases cow milk yield, aids milk cooling and utensil washing, and improves poultry pens and fruit and vegetable washing. Larger farms can add spraying irrigation and fire protection with auxiliary power. gravity supply possible with elevated tanks. Key factors: pump size, storage tank, well supply, proper fixtures and pipe sizing.
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E. R. Gross
New Jersey College of Agriculture
WNU Service
Low Lespedeza in Oats Recommended by Experts
Missouri Farmer reports a method where 125 pounds per acre of phosphate sown with oats and Korean lespedeza each year without plowing yields improving oats and provides nitrogen. The system produces good grain for horses and a summer and fall pasture for cattle and sheep while protecting soil from erosion. Grazing should start early at 3 to 4 inches height or hay cut before leaves dry.
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Missouri
Feeding fattening cows by ration and appetite
Hoard's Dairyman advises feeding schedules for cows in different body conditions. Thin cows require six to ten pounds daily of a mixed grain blend. cows in good condition need twelve to fourteen pounds of alfalfa plus two to four pounds of milking herd mixture or commercial finish grain. Observing the cow's flesh gain guides ration levels and protein needs, with poorer hay needing more grain and higher protein.
Animals for Home Slaughter Health and fatness affect meat quality
A Minnesota university authority says animals intended for home slaughter should be in good health and reasonably fat. Government inspectors at packing plants prevent diseased animals from entering food, while farmers must judge conditions themselves. Meat from thin animals is tough, and well fed animals with finish yield better quality. Fat animals give tender meat and animals should be neither too old nor too young.
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Minnesota University
Oats for Seed Worthless This Year due to Wet Harvest
Prolonged wet weather last summer damaged oats used for seed as germination drops. Ohio experiment station official L. E. Thatcher suggests two year old seed may work if sound and odor free. Writer in Ohio Farmer notes 1934 crop was light and much of it may be unsuitable for seed.
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L. E. Thatcher
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio Farmer
Molasses and Feed Alley Notes in Agricultural Roundup
The report notes molasses as a useful pig feed and mentions maple shrub weighing 11 pounds per gallon. It also states waste apples yield calcium gluconate used in medicine. The article cites about 360000 acres of cultivated US land.
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United States
Jesus Story of a Beggar Man and Rich Man
Lesson on Luke 16:19-31 contrasts Lazarus and the rich man, showing reversed fates after death. It highlights wealth, poverty, and moral accountability, with Abraham affirming the sufficiency of God's Word to warn and guide.
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Lazarus
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Dives
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Moses
Hope in Nature Inscription of Life by R Jeffries
A reflective verse fragment notes how grasses oaks swallows and a blue butterfly embody hope and earth’s living inscription. The author R Jeffries treats natural scenes as signs of life.
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R. Jeffries
Our Face Values We Stamp Our Own Value Upon Ourselves
A reflective aphorism from Marden on self worth and personal value. The quote emphasizes intrinsic dignity and the futility of seeking validation from others. It frames self-respect as the currency by which one measures worth.
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Marden
Golden Silence Fails to Yield Votes for Politician
A political figure finds that silence and restraint offer little electoral payoff as public interest and campaign momentum stall. The article notes limited voter response and compares expectations with outcomes in a local race.
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