Holy War Threats and Postwar Politics in Early Palestine
The piece surveys Palestine under British mandate from 1923 to postwar tensions between Jews and Arabs, notes population shifts and riots, and describes U S political scene with Capehart rally, Roosevelt impact, and wheat export subsidy plans as domestic policy shifts. It links regional conflict to broader international dynamics and farm policy responses.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Turkey
Great Britain
Lord Balfour
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Holy Land
Zionist World Organization
Tel Aviv
Arabic Jaffa
Britain
Jordan
Jaffa
Moses
Plagued Boxcar and Universal Labor Conflicts Across Nations
A hazardous boxcar in San Francisco’s wholesale district sickened workers after being loaded by strike-breakers, triggering plant shutdowns and 2 000 job losses across 153 facilities. Amid global crisis, leaders like Henlein and Hull debated war and cooperation as Britain, France, Russia, and others warned Germany over Czechoslovakia. Concurrently labor tensions simmered as Wagner act talks, cross-union politics, and a Harlan County pact reshaped power dynamics while high-speed car trials near Bonneville and Eyston’s Thunderbolt set speed records.
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San Francisco
None Like Him and The Better Path of Obedience
Lesson analyzes Saul as Israel’s first king, highlighting his initial qualifications and eventual downfall from disobedience. It stresses that obedience to God outvalues ritual sacrifice and warns against pride leading to ruin, using Saul’s life as a caution for modern readers.
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Saul
Wilbur M. Smith
God
Israel
Samuel
Agag
Endor
Actu
Pita Paes Y Waalbrey
Milk Favored as Poultry Feed in Summer
Dr. W C Frampeen advises milk to boost poultry appetite in hot weather. Liquid milk such as buttermilk or skim milk can supplement water and stimulate consumption, with paste form offering strong palatability. Start at 2 pounds per 100 birds daily, raise to 4 Fifth pounds as safe, and continue until late September or better weather returns.
Flies Not All to Blame For Drop in Milk Flow
University Farm extension dairyman H R Searles says the fall in summer milk is due to feeding practices, not flies. He urges regular barn feeding, use of hay such as alfalfa or clover, and grain supplementation tailored to grass availability, with high protein meals as needed.
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H. R. Searles
Extension Dairyman
University Farm
St. Paul
Searles
Agricultural Notes and Regional Farming Facts
There are 19 million acres of land under irrigation in the West. New York and Wisconsin are the principal cheese making states. Bamboo will grow in the United States where cotton is harvested. Moisture in the place where eggs are stored helps to maintain their quality. Livestock and fires are the two most important factors in preventing the improvement of farm wood lots.
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Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
New York
James W. Wadsworth
Mr. Capehart
Ringmaster Capehart
Hamilton
Mexico
Cordell Hull
Cardenas
U. S
Wisconsin
United States
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Joseph W. LaBine
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Capehart
Indiana
Henry A. Wallace
America
Wallace
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Canada
Poland
Argentina
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Europe
Little Lanark
Scotland
John Simon
Neville Chamberlain
Francisco Franco
Spain
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Cabeza del Buey
Strait of Gibraltar
Twen
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Labor
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
A. F. of L
Cincinnati
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
Harlan County Coal Operators Association
Harlan County
New Pact
A. F
Progressive Mine Workers of America
John Lewis
NRLB
Justice Department
George T. Byston
England
Utah
Bonneville Salt Flats
Eyston
American Automobile Association
Thunderbolt
Sir John Simon Franklin
Enna Een
W. C. Frampeen
Husband
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