Discussion as Aid to Learning Tested by Minnesota Teacher
Dr. William Murray Timmons at Carleton College led an experiment with 672 Ohio high school students. The study found that group discussion yields greater gains in judging controversial parole policy than re studying facts.
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Minnesota
William Murray Timmons
Carleton College
Northfield
Ohio
Bureau of Publications
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Timons
Wheat and Alfalfa Make Silage Mixture
Ohio State researchers report sowing wheat in alfalfa to improve silage yield. A test with 1 bushel of wheat per acre over 2 acres produced more than 14 tons of silage with alfalfa moisture around 23 percent and wheat grain near 28 percent. The mixture ensiled June 8 without molasses or acids and fed as pasture supplement.
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C. C. Hayden
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Care of Eggs Emphasized for Top Grading and Marketing
An Ohio State bulletin stresses proper egg handling to preserve market quality. Key steps include clean nests, frequent gathering, swift cooling in a humidity rich egg-holding room, and biweekly marketing. Humidity helps maintain lower temperatures and supports better grades, with tests showing higher moisture yielding more U S Extras.
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D. C. Kennard
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
U.S. Marines Offer Career Enlistment
Captain Guy B. Beatty announced in Cincinnati that the U.S. Marine Corps is accepting young men for a four year enlistment. Applicants must be 18 to 30, at least 5 feet 4 inches tall, single, of good character, and able to meet Marine physical standards.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Post Office
Cincinnati
U. S. Marine Corps
Guy B. Beatty
Marine Corps, S
Beatty
Batavia Grange Meeting Precedes Inspection
The next regular meeting of Batavia Grange No. 2450 will be held on Sept 21 with initiation of candidates. It is the last meeting before the inspection on Oct 5.
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Batavia Grange
Reading of Christian Science Lesson for September 17 1939
The church lesson for Sunday September 17 1939 centers on Matter with the Golden Text from Psalms 73 26 and includes a Psalm 91 passage about dwelling in the secret place of the Most High. It also cites Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy defining Spirit as life substance and the divine Mind as the source and rightful home of all forces.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Waterfowl Shooting Rules Aligned With Ohio Limits
Federal waterfowl regulations for the upcoming season largely align with Ohio Conservation Commission orders, with one exception. The intermediate zone opens Oct 22, goose bag drops to four per day, duck bag remains ten per day with a 20 possession limit, baited shooting and live decoys are banned, and the three-shell limit on repeating shotguns stays in effect.
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Columbus
Ohio Conservation Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Taylor Huling Wedding in Amelia Ohio
Pauline Taylor and George Huling wed at Peebles Methodist Church with Rev. Geo Hazelwood officiating. The couple, attended by Herbert and Mrs Hunt, planned a reception at the bride's home and a brief wedding trip. They will reside with the groom's parents in Amelia after September 17.
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Pauline Taylor
Joe Taylor
Holly
George Huling
Earl C. Huling
Amelia
Peebles, O., Methodist Church
Geo. W. Hazelwood
Mrs. Herbert Hunt
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Fuhr
Hardwarf
J. C. Fuhr
Williamsburg, Ohio
U. S. Marines
Taylor-Huling
Albert Anstaett & Son Distributors
Batavia, Ohio
Batavia
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East 40Th Street
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