Dead Animals Aid War Effort Through Rendering
Animal pathologists urge farmers not to bury dead livestock. Dead animals supply fat for war needs and products like glue and fertilizer. farmers should contact local renderers or salvage advisers to dispose of carcasses. The War Production Board notes fats are vital for national efforts and cites historic Nazi fat salvage as a warning.
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War Production Board
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Nazi Held Russ Maikop Just Small Oil Center
Nazi forces seize Maikop the oil hub near the Caucasus foothills as they advance toward Baku with Maikop housing over 50 000 residents. Maikop connects to the Trans caucasus trunkline linking Baku to Rostov while other fields at Grozny lie further southeast.
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Great Caucasus
National Geographic Society
Black Sea
Caucasus
Baku
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Battle
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Baky
Rostov
Safer grasshopper poison found for wartime use
J R Parker overseeing grasshopper research reports that sodium fluosilicate substitutes for arsenite in bran bait, providing effective grasshopper control. Smaller costs and greater livestock safety noted, with wartime scarcity of arsenite driving adoption and large scale campaigns showing excellent results.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. R. Parker
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Scissors for Trimming and a Naval Victory Headdress
A brief item notes scissors ease in trimming crusts for small sandwiches and mentions Mazie Antoinette sponsoring a ship headdress to commemorate a French naval victory. It also states that 1940 saw more new oil fields found in the United States than in any prior year.
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Mazie Antoinette
United States
Cherry Rawlings Makes Grand Entrance Into World
Orphan Cherry Rawlings leaves Saint Dorothea's for a debut at Judge Marshbanks' Oakland home. She confronts class boundary as she exchanges convent life for high society, feeling out of place yet drawn to a new future while tutored by Emma and guided by the judge.
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Cherry
Charlotte Rawlings
Saint Dorothea's
Mother Superior
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Growth in Christian Growth in Grace Lessons
Harold L Lundquist outlines growth in grace from Luke 2 40 52 and II Peter 1 1 8. The lesson stresses normal spiritual development and the need for parents and Christians to nurture children toward godliness, virtue knowledge self control patience and brotherly kindness to ensure fruitfulness for God.
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Peter Golden
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Christ
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Satan
House of God
Hidden School Promises Jobs for Girls at Porter House
A rich, modern convalescent style school shelters girls with foreign histories. Cherry meets a guardian who arranges a secretarial post at seventy five dollars monthly with Mrs Porter Porteous Porter. She travels to Oakland after meeting Mother Superior and a family that includes Mrs Clay Judson Marshbanks, Fran, Greg, and Amy. The place aims to prepare girls for the real world with careful supervision.
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Oakland House
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Cherry
Clay Judson Marshbanks
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Greg
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Quiz on Geography and Language From Old Newssheet
The reader tests recall with five questions: degrees of latitude from pole to equator, area covered by a gallon of water spread to one inch, definition of a homonym, natives nicknamed Bluenoses, and the meaning of the initials ggr in measurements.
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Answers to five questions on a quiz page
The piece lists five items: Ninety degrees as the first answer, two square feet as the second, a word that sounds identical to another but differs in spelling such as hair and hare as the third, Nova Scotia as the fourth, and a great gross defined as 144 dozen as the fifth.
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Nova Scotia
Air-Conditioned City in Rio de Janeiro History
The only city ever to be air conditioned is Rio de Janeiro. About 18 years ago a high hill named Morto do Castello blocking sea breezes was removed, lowering downtown summer temperatures by more than five degrees.
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Rio de Janeiro
Morto Do Castello
Public Property When a Man Assumes a Public Trust
Quote attributed to Thomas Jefe rson notes public figures bear public property status once in office, urging accountability and transparency in governance. The remark underscores that leadership roles carry public scrutiny and responsibility beyond personal interests.
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Thomas Jefeferson
Downhill Is Easy From Poverty to Wealth
A aphoristic note contrasts poverty with wealth, suggesting the climb is hard while the return path is simple, framing wealth as a trap of ease after hardship. The saying implies prosperity alters perception of life’s course and challenges.
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