Britain Cites Japanese Arrogance in Shanghai Crisis
Edward W. Pickard reports London dispatches say Britain faces Japanese demand for full control of Shanghai with rough treatment of British police and a plan led by Prime Minister Chamberlain to curb Tokyo. Also covered are Jackson Day fund-raising, Roosevelt budget projections, and shifting political stances amid global tensions.
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Reading of budget plan shapes defense policy debate
In Washington the White House and key officials map out naval buildup including five battleships and new cruisers as the budget process continues. Congress kills War Referendum, and Justice Sutherland plans retirement, with potential successors discussed amid New Deal influence. Industrial advisory hearings feature auto industry data and shipping subsidies foretelling broader economic relief steps. Diplomatic notes profile Joseph Grew and Count Rene de St Quentin as pivotal American foreign policy actors.
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Dairy outlook predicts better industry conditions ahead
The United States Department of Agriculture reports improving dairy conditions over the next three to four years with rising milk cow prices in 1938 and 1939. Feed prices are expected lower this winter while milk production per cow climbs, offsetting some increased production by higher fluid milk and cream demand in cities. Long term, per capita consumption of manufactured dairy products rises, driven by ice cream, concentrated milks, and cheese, while butter shows no clear trend.
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Daily Record of Hens Is Advice of Expert
A Cornell poultry professor urges daily egg counts and flock records. Track eggs laid by pullets and hens, culling and deaths to gauge profit, with a wall calendar to jot daily data.
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Poultry
Cornell University
Keep Layers Confined In Winter Laying Quarters
A brief on confining hens during winter to maximize feed intake with fewer health risks, while controlling their environment. notes cod liver oil in dry mash and reduced need for sun exposure in cold days.
Grit for Birds on Range Depends on Soil Type
Grit supply for birds on range varies with soil. If soil is sandy or gravely there is no need for grit. On heavy soils gravel or commercial poultry grit may be beneficial. Experiments largely suggest some advantage to using grit.
Protect the Buzz Saws with a Tire Guard
An idle buzz saw should be safeguarded to prevent damage and injuries. A guard made from an old discarded automobile tire offers protection, keeps the blade dry, and reduces risk to children. Tire size depends on the saw.
Cure for Scaly Legs in Hens Instructions
A historic remedy advises mixing equal parts lard and powdered sulphur into a paste. Apply the paste from the hook to the toes and rub in. Treat the birds twice weekly until legs clean. Avoid kerosene as it can harm the skin. About five or six treatments needed for cure.
Quotations on virtue and society from Kant to Carlyle
Collected maxims present aims as duties, praising self perfection and others’ happiness per Kant. Webster defends adaptable opinions, Civera condemns extremism, Carlyle elevates great men, and Bacon notes thought follows inclination.
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Heedless One and the Call for Mutual Effort
A Wordsworthian reflection on reciprocity and responsibility. The speaker questions how one can demand support, labor, and affection from others while neglecting to heed and sustain himself. The passage casts light on accountability in relationships and social obligation.
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Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Chest Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation promising swift relief by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm. It asserts a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle and warns against other remedies. No hyphen in Creamulsion.
Pure in Purpose No Life Can Be Pure in Its Strife
A brief fragment quotes Owen Meredith on purity of purpose and strength through struggle, suggesting a moral pathway where steadfast resolve elevates character. The line foregrounds moral clarity as a guiding life principle without contextual details.
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Owen Meredith
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