Europe Faces U S Economic Strain From War Measures
Analysis notes U S neutrality strains as Europe and Asia war risks escalate. Munitions, rubber and tin exports raise shortages. Britain shifts tobacco and cotton purchases, cutting U S markets. Mails and trade curbs trigger renewed diplomatic friction. Japan and Britain press for policy shifts while Finland resists Soviet pressure.
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U. S
France
Britain
Turkey
Italy
State Department
Gibraltar
Rio de Janiero
Japan
Congress
War quotes from Sir Ronald Campbell and Alexis Carrel
British ambassador to France urges Americans to see the war as a real struggle between right and strength and not a phoney war. French scientist Carrel calls for peace and mutual understanding, suggesting allies seek deeper insight into German hearts.
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Ronald Campbell
France
Alexis Carrel
Proper seed storage and testing guidance for growers
Seed vitality and germination should be tested before planting. Storage life varies by crop from one to five years, affected by humidity and temperature. Store seeds in a box with hardware cloth, inspect for pests, and use fumigation or safe alternatives if insects appear.
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New Jersey College of Agriculture
Iron from Farm Foods Keeps Blood Healthy
The article explains iron’s role in hemoglobin and nutrition, noting greens like spinach dandelions kale broccoli as key sources. It warns against relying only on liver and kidney and highlights affordable options such as egg yolks and dried fruits to meet daily iron needs.
Bats Offer Night Shift Against Pests at Caverns
Government scientists estimate 3,000,000 bats roosting in Carlsbad Caverns of New Mexico eat nearly 12 tons of insects each night. The combination of birds by day and bats by night could protect crops from moths beetles flies and mosquitoes.
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New Mexico
Carilbad
Landis Ruling Shakes Up Illicit Baseball Deals
The article notes Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis’s crackdown on cover-up deals in baseball following the Black Sox scandal. It explains reserve clauses and player contracts, detailing how players can be bound to clubs, the risk of blacklisting, and the impact on public confidence in the sport.
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Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Black Sox
Detroit Tigers
Landis
St. Louis Cardinal
Detroit
Fortune teller palm reading leads to Chicago trip
A man consults a palm reader who predicts a future journey to Chicago. He hails a railway station, asks for a ticket, and questions whether it should be single or return, while the clerk asks for the choice. The man defers to the palm for guidance.
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Chicago
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