Seven Pointer Seeds to Gardeners
Garden guidance from Walter H Nixon emphasizes growing fresh, nourishing family food while saving on costs. Key crops include beans, cabbage, carrots, beets, squash, tomatoes, onions, peas, and spinach, with tips on successive plantings, space use, and crop rotation for steady supplies.
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Safety Talks on Hazardous Occupation in Agriculture
The National Safety Council reports agriculture led in 1937 as the most hazardous occupation with about 4 500 of 15 500 total work fatalities. Machinery caused 29 percent and animals 21 percent of farm deaths, with heat falls and other hazards accounting for the rest.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old advertising blurb urges readers that a three days cough signals danger and promises Creomulsion as the potent remedy. It claims to attack the throat infection at the source, soothe inflamed membranes, and loosen germs, with a druggist offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Weekly News Analysis on Nazi Argentine Trade Plans
A long, garbled analysis argues Nazi and Argentine trade plans threaten U S programs. The piece names Joseph W Ea Tine and Secretary Hull with references to interwar diplomacy, German pressure, and potential shifts in economic strategy affecting American policy and world markets.
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Joseph W. Ea Tine
Defense Bill Passes Amid War Arms Push Split Vote
The House approved an administration plan to spend 376 million dollars on defense over the next two years after a 387 to 15 vote. Supporters hailed a strengthened military posture while critics, including some notable Republicans, raised concerns about costs and strategic direction amid European tensions.
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Wind and fashion curb beachwear at local season
A fragmented report notes rules on clothing length at a seaside event in Townsville, with additional uncertain items on card games and a proposal from a university president about replacing two four year courses for physicians with an eight year program.
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Crisis in Europe Deepens Over Spain War and Alliances
A garbled Washington era dispatch outlines looming March tensions centered on Spain as Franco’s insurgents gain ground. It notes Britain and France leaning anti fascist Loyalists with de facto recognition, German Italian mobilization, and Britain’s armament push. It suggests a Rome Berlin axis confrontation if aid to insurgents persists.
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Noted Evangelist Returns Home From Tropics Reception
Nat, a famed evangelist, returns to Los Angeles from the tropics to a warm welcome. En route crowds gather. farewell remarks highlight his ongoing outpost presence. In Detroit, the Masonic Temple is noted as the world’s largest.
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