Weekly News Review: Modern Holy War Threatens Palestine
A sweeping digest traces Palestine’s 1920s and 1930s upheavals through Jewish and Arab claims in Jerusalem, British policy, and rising tensions. It covers European diplomacy over Czechoslovakia, wartime headlines, and World War II era politics with notes on U S policy, labor clashes, and imperial shifts.
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Milk Based Summer Feeding For Poultry Flocks
The article explains summer feeding practices to boost egg production as heat lowers intake. Milk in liquid form like buttermilk or skim milk increases consumption, though water should be available. Paste milk is praised, starting at 2 pounds per 100 birds daily and rising to 4-5 pounds, with dry milk in mash offering limited benefits. Feeding continues into late September or until cooler weather returns.
Flies Not All to Blame For Drop in Milk Flow
University Farm extension dairyman H R Searles says flies are not the main cause of reduced summer milk. Focus on feeding practices as grasses decline. Regular barn feeding, pasture with second crop hay, and cheaper alfalfa or clover hay keep production up. For high producers, add a few pounds of grain. with limited grain, use high protein feeds to 10 20 percent of the mix.
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Agricultural Notes and Cheese Making in the U S
Agricultural notes report 19 million irrigated acres in the West and Wisconsin as a leading cheese making state, while Argentina's 1937 38 wheat season neared 6 million tons. Supplemental irrigation covers nearly 1 million acres east of the 160th meridian as egg storage moisture preserves quality.
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Star Dist Anticipates Clark Gable Career Roles
Star Dist previews early Clark Gable influence in films, noting his shift from stage to screen in Painted Desert with George O'Brien, while lamenting demolished Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks sets. It also covers Contests, fashion notes, radio star sightings, and industry rumors from studios and NBC.
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New York Police Clinic Aims to Ease Officers’ Distress
Patrolman Burkard and Drs Gregory Lombardo spearhead a department sanctioned clinic at the World Building to address police mental strain. The program, run by the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, has treated 150 cases, highlighting eight money related stress factors and reflecting shifts in policing culture with college graduates joining service.
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Light colored exterior paints and white lead use
The text explains that light colored outside paints use white lead with other pigments to tint. dark paints omit the white and are mixed for deeper colors. It notes that dark paints are generally recognized to offer better service under similar weather and exposure.
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