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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
7
Secretary Wallace warned that continuing 50 years of U S land use policy could destroy civilization. He cited overgrazing despoiled public land and forests cut without seed trees, framing a call for a unified national land use policy and stronger conservation.
Washington reports a Cosmos club talk by J B Kincer, chief of the climatology division, predicting a colder and wetter trend over the next 25 years if current cycles continue. He cautions no strong trend yet, noting 1934 shows warmer and drier conditions, and outlines tentative steps in federal land use and agriculture policy. A closing quip about mule drivers ends the piece.
Practical guidance for hog slaughter and curing including scalding water 140 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Steps cover cooling, bleeding, nonstimulation before slaughter, curing salt mixtures, times per weight, packing methods, and smoking durations for summer use.
Promote Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a measured liquid laxative made from senna cascara and herbs. It can be gradually dosed, is non habit forming, and widely available at drug stores. A sixty cent trial offers a simple liquid test for healthier bowels at home.
A student spoof collection from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth showcases humorous misinterpretations of terms and campus life. The notes include playful deflations of academic words and chatter overheard in halls, reflecting student wit and university culture.
Dialogue notes Herman Hemmandhan as a fast driver and Penelope questions his bragging. Percival recalls his claim about a stick held out, making a rapid rrt sound as he passes mile posts.
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