Farmers Are Satisfied With Tenant Farming in Britain
More than a million people work in British agriculture and horticulture, about 400000 are farmers. One third own their farms while two thirds are tenants. In Northern Ireland all farmers are owners. Tenants gain security under the Agriculture Act of 1947 and compensation for improvements. Average tenancy lasts around 21 years, longer than U.S. ownership. Over half of farms are run by the farmer, his wife, and older children, with neighbors aiding in some cases, while other farms run with one farmer for every two hired men.
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Britain
Northern
Ireland
Gaidge
Frode
United
States
Little Corsican Paved Way For Invention of Canning
Napoleon's influence spurred French food preservation advances by funding a prize and inspiring efforts to prevent spoilage. Francois Candymaker spent ten years testing methods, leading to storing food in tight bottles with waxed corks sealed in boiling water, marking the origin of canning.
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Francois Ee A
Proctor Vermont Marble Capital of United States
The marble village of Proctor Vermont is described as the marble capital of the United States with quarries around it producing about 70 percent of the nation’s huge columns slabs and blocks used in federal buildings. The text links Augustus and Rome to Proctor’s legacy and highlights its role in notable structures including the Supreme Court and Arlington amphitheater.
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Vermont
Rome
Proctor
United States
Supreme, ‘Court
Washington, D.C
Arlington
Potatoes Influence City Eats Across Two Cities
A survey cited by the Agriculture Department shows Cincinnati consumes about 160 pounds of potatoes weekly while New Orleans buys roughly 80 pounds. The report examines urban potato preferences in hospitality venues and retail outlets, highlighting regional eating patterns.
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Cincinnati
Orleans
Asa
Rmade Iby Jesbureet
New Orleans
Jews in Jerusalem Through Ages and Rulers
The text notes Jews have continuously lived in Jerusalem despite Roman and other laws. It references Jewish travelers like Halevi and Tudela, and Almonides visiting. Today Jews form a major portion of Jerusalem’s population.
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Rome
Palestine
Jerusalém
Sanofore
Brusades
Jerusalem
Moses
Babylon
Egypt
West
Jadsh
Halevi
Peece
Tudela
Jorge ‘Phors
Mnjorty
Sighs of Normal Person Listed by Psychologist
Edward A. McFaul, former head of the academic TM department at the Army School for the Blind in Avon Conn, says several feelings are normal abnormalities not signs of cracking up. Inferiority feelings and sudden mood changes occur in many people, with the more mentally capable experiencing them more often. He distinguishes good fears from bad, noting bad fears hinder personal growth and prevent advancement to higher roles.
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Edward A.’ McFaul
Army School For the Blind
Avon, Conn
McFaul
Western Red Cedar Famed For Resistance to Decay
The Western red cedar is among the largest and finest cedars, prized for heartwood durability and decay resistance. It grows best in moist Oregon and Washington regions, offers light weight wood that finishes smooth, glues well, and resists staining without extra preservation. Painting Cedar is unnecessary as it weathers to driftwood gray when left natural.
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Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
How a Silencer Cuts the Gun Report
The piece explains that silencers reduce the report by slowing and cooling escaping gases. Expanding gases create the muzzle blast. a silencer traps and gradually releases them, lessening the pressure wave and dampening the ear shock. An inflated bag analogy shows the reduced bang when gas release is controlled.
Reciprocal Trade Debated In Congress And Its Consequences
The speaker condemns reciprocal trade as a one way street favoring imports. Tariff cuts on butter eggs fats pork and textiles threaten domestic industry and jobs. Congress ends the long session amid deficit spending warnings and fears of creeping socialism and higher taxes.
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The&f
Japan
Belgium
Czechoslovaia
Congress
England
Hoover Commission Recommendations Adoptions and Adjourment Plans
I note district interest in Hoover Commission recommendations with about one quarter adopted this session. Six of eight presidential reorganization plans passed, though the top plan was vetoed by the Senate for not aligning with welfare agency reforms. President may implement about 65 percent of the plan, facing departmental opposition. Citizens committees in 36 states push for more action, and I fear savings claims may not materialize without stronger presidential steps. Between now and the next session I plan a three to four week vacation, spending a month in the district, with a district office open and mail promptly answered.
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Hoover
Commission
Hoovers Commission
Senate
Citizens Committees
Congress
Washington
Scottsbluff Adopts New Student Report Card System
Superintendent Charles H. Davis announces a school wide shift to a new report card format evaluating psychological needs. The individual marks cover judgment leadership appearance resourcefulness emotional stability social acceptance work habits self direction responsibility and regard for others with outstanding satisfactory or unsatisfactory ratings. The system replaces class comparisons and mirrors a two year practice in the high school.
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Scottsbluff
Davis
Filing trays come in three standard sizes for metal and cardboard
The telegraph notes three standard sizes for filing trays compatible with metal and cardboard filing systems. A Zí index mentioned.
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TUE
Telegraph
Chemical Plant Opening in Britain Beilain Stanlow Cheshire
A major British industry event is the opening of a 16,000,000-dollar Shell chemical plant at Stanlow in Cheshire. The facility aims to produce a range of petroleum derived chemicals used across paints leather photography and other industries, expanding Britain’s chemical output beyond traditional coal distillation and imported sugars fermentation methods.
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Britain
Beilain
Stanlow
Cheshire
Isor
Todd
Ania
Eee
National Advisory Committee on School Savings Names New Members
Secretary of the Treasury announces the appointment of Mrs. John E. Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho and Miss Sallie B. Harrison of Arlington Virginia to the National Advisory Committee on School Savings. Hayes leads the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and Harrison is a home economics writer and Arlington educator. Dr A C Flora of Columbia South Carolina chairs the panel. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results Try Them.
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of the Treasury
Say- Wer
National Advisory Committee On
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Sallie B. Harrison
Arlington
Virginia
American Home Economics Association
Al‘ready
National Education Association
U.S. Office of Education
American Liegion Aumiliary
Post Office Department
American Institute of Banking
Harrison
Mary Washington College
Sands
College of William and Mary
Arlington Co
Al‘c. Flora
Columbia, S. C
Ag Proposals In Spotlight November 10
Grassland Day at McCook November 10 features Dr C Clyde Mitchell and Dr L D Gross presenting on grassland use and crop adjustment. Morning demos by agronomists and soil conservation staff explore profitable grassland utilization. Afternoon program continues with discussions on fitting grasslands into crop plans and includes leading University of Nebraska experts.
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Brannan, Aiken and Anderson
C. Clyde Mitchell
McCook
Mitchell
Department of Rural Economics
University of Nebraska
Soil Conservation Service
D. L. Gross
Card Of Thanks From Mrs Don Erickson In Denver
Expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for remembrance cards letters gifts flowers and visits during hospital stay in Denver and says kindness will be remembered by Mrs Don Erickson.
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Denver
Grass and soil talk highlights program at McCook event
H wolf and O J McDougal of the extension service discuss grass nature and soil conservation while Pail Evans, Laird Wolfe and J C Adams address seed beds irrigation pasturelands and seed production. The We Should Grow More Grass essay contest winners will be announced during the evening with discussions on crop adjustment, surpluses, and flood control.
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H. ‘Wolf
Extension Service
Pail Evans
McCook
Soil Conecention Service
O. J. McDougal
Laird Wolfe
Lincoln
Soil Conservation Service
J. C. Adams
North Platte
Dusting Rules Urge Care With Blooming Alfalfa
Agricultural guidance advises restricting alfalfa dusting in bloom to essential needs and performing it only when bees are inactive to protect pollinators and crops. Local extension officials emphasize timing and minimal disruption.
New Copper Sandwiched Pots and Pans Hit Market
New cookware features copper core between two stainless steel layers for even heating and easy cleaning. Durable design promises better heat distribution and simple upkeep for everyday cooking tasks.
Compass needle behavior near Arctic Circle and magnetic poles
The compass needle points to Earth's north magnetic pole in northern Canada near the Arctic Circle causing downward tilt in some devices, while in parts of Norway it better indicates true north toward the magnetic pole. Also, milking machines should not be left on a cow longer than three to five minutes to avoid forcing milk letdown.
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Earth
Canada
Arctic Circle
Norway
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