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The list of Reds cracked down
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known as the Book of the Mundt
Where there is no faith, there can
be no endeavor.
SCRIPTURE: Ruth.
DEVOTIONAL READING: Psalms 28:6-9.
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Henry Wallace and Glen Taylor
will be nominated in Philadelphia
and make their acceptance speeches
in the ball park there. From the
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PREPARATION'
I cannot conceive that God could
make such a species as the human
merely to live and die on this earth.
If I did not believe in a future state,
I should believe in no God.
—John Adams.
you need for reg-
ular elimination,
eat an ounce of
KELLOGG’S ALL-
BRAN every day
in milk — and
drink plenty of
water. If not
satisfied after
CONVENTION CLEAN-UP, OLD STYLE ... The man who made
I the cleanest sweep of them all at the Republican national convention
in Philadelphia comes up the aisle—behind a broom. By this time the
last weary delegate had left the hall, the emotional sprees marking
the naming of seven aspirants to the Republican nomination had ended
and the dead trappings of the hectic nominating and voting demon-
strations littered the aisles and corridors.
soils under the mistaken ..belief that
its benefits rested only in reducing
soil acidity. We have gone ahead
with our campaign with the idea
that lime is all that is needed, and
that if a little is good, more will be
better.
"This generous use of lime has
•arts and is scattered by
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or do you fidget and suffer from itchy
burning of simple pilei? So many find
famous, medicated Resinol Ointment is
wonderful for relieving such discomfort,
why don't you try it? For careful cleans-
ing use pure, mild Resinol Soap.
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This two-wheeled farm trailer
has an all-steel frame on which
any type of body can be placed.
Welded fabrication on the trailer
frame eliminates bolts which work
loose and cause rattles or break-
downs. The tongue in this trailer
is attached in a way that avoids
trouble in service. It was designed
at Colorado A & M college.
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COMING IN OUT OF THE DRAFT ... The race was on. Passage
by congress of the 19-through-25 peacetime draft bill brought a rush
of youths within the susceptible age group to join national guard and
reserve units throughout the nation. One provision of the bill exempts
members of the national guard or active reserve groups from service
in the armed forces.
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For Top Crop Output
No crop can do a better crop
producing job than the roots that
nourish it. To get strong, healthy,
bushel-boosting growth above the
ground, you have to have a sturdy
root development below the surface.
Roots need plenty of “living
room” to stretch out for moisture.
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"Il truly is a
Laxative Food”
“Anyone troubled with constipation
as I was, should try eating Kellogg’s
Sometimes we get the feeling that
if anybody anywhere these days
would cease firing it would be a
big help.
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that room not only in the plow layer,
but also in the subsoil below.
It takes plenty of organic matter
to keep a clay or loam soil roomy,
well (brained and ventilated. Part
of that organic matter is burned up
every year in producing crops. If
it is not replaced, then your soil
packs down. It becomes “stuffy**
and hard to cultivate. It loses its
sponginess, or porosity. Roots can-
not grow readily, top growth suffers
and lower crop yields result.
Several steps are necessary to get
good catches of legumes. Liming,
based on soil tests, is important. So
is the application of fertilizer carry-
ing phosphate and potash.
To round out a balanced soil
management program and add to
the organic matter supply, animal
manure and crop residues should be
returned to the soil.
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To believe in immortality is one
thing, but it is first needful to be-
lieve in life.—Stevenson.
What is the highest secret of vic-
tory and peace? To will what God
wills, and strike a league with
destiny.—W. R. Alger.
TF WE are to understand Ruth,
1 cherished heroine of the book
bearing her name, we must know
Naomi, her mother-in-law—woman
of faith in God and
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Joseph J. Koenig, a 41-year-old
manufacturer, has completed a col-
lege course with high honors and
will return for a diploma from the
graduate school. He says he en-
tered college as a diversion. But
it is just possible that as a business-
man suffering the harassments of
today all problems put up to him
by college professors seemed in-
finitesimal.
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and sacrifice in ser-
vice to her day and
generation.
It is the Book of
Ruth which we have
for Sunday’s lessons,
with Psalms 28:6-9 as
the devotional read-
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“Thy people shall be
my people, and thy
God my God,” Ruth
1:16.
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We can’t understand the labor
troubles at the Oak Ridge atomic
plant. That would seem to me to
be one place where money would
seem the last thing to worry over.
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ten days’ trial,
send empty carton to Kellogg Co.,
Battle Creek, Mich., and get double
your MONEY back. Order kellogg’s
all-bran today.
And Your Strength and
Energy Is Below Par
It may be caused by disorder of kid-
ney function that permits poisonous
waste to accumulate. For truly many
people feel tired, weak and miserable
when the kidneys fail to remove excess
acids and other waste matter from the
blood.
You may suffer nagging backache,
rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness,
getting up nights, leg pains, swelling.
Sometimes frequent ana scanty urina-
tion with smarting and burning is an-
other sign that something is wrong with
the kidneys or bladder.
There should be no doubt that prompt
treatment is wiser than neglect. Use
Doan’s Pills. It is better to rely on a
medicine that has won countrywide ap-
proval than on something less favorably
known. Doan’s have been tried and tes-
Get"poa Veard Are at 811 drug storem.
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Johnson grass that start in clean
fields. Kill them by pulling or hoe-
ing before deep roots are formed.
The grass spreads both by seeds
and root
all-bran regularly. It has done me
so much good!”—Mrs. Henry Wit-
kowski, Kennywood, Pa. If your diet
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each pattern piece indicates, saws and
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and Glen will accept in a baseball
field in order that they may get
the feeling of being left on bases.
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“Havana.—Two were killed and
four wounded as two high school
groups shot it out in front of the
Havana institute today. The shoot-
ing began when one group 1 of teen-
age students emerged simultaneous-
ly.”—News item.
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these potash has been the most
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“We have credited the lime and
the neutralization of the soil with
working wonders, but we have not
realized that liming by itself was
helping exhaust our soil fertility
more rapidly,” he points out.
“It is essential,” concludes Dr. Al-
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MINE WORKERS WIN PAY BOOST . . . John L. Lewis was in again.
After a series of rocky conferences he and the soft coal mine operators
announced a new 1948 wage contract providing a dollar-a-day pay in-
crease for 400,000 miners. The agreement, which became effective July
1, also hikes the industry’s 10-cent-a-ton contribution to the UMW wel-
fare fund to 20 cents a ton. With Lewis here are James -Owens (left),
UMW secretary-treasurer, and Thomas Kennedy, UMW vice president.
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Excessive Use of Lime
Exhausts Soil Fertility
. Specialist Warns Other
Plant Foods Required
Liming can exhaust rather than
rebuild soil fertility, unless lime in
accompanied by the return of other
needed plant food elements to the
soil, declares Dr. William A. Al-
brecht, University of Missouri.
“Up to the present time in our
land use,” says Dr. Albrecht, “we
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IN SEARCH OF BREAD
AMINE in Judah, where Elime-
• lech and his wife, Naomi, and
their sons, Mahlon and Chilion,
dwelt, drove them to Moab, in search
of bread. Elimelech died, and the
sons married young women of Moab,
Ruth and Orpah. And then the sons
died. Naomi, feeling that she must
not longer remain in Moab, an-
nounced her intention to return to
her native land, and bade Ruth and
Orpah farewell. In one brief decade
Naomi had lost husband and sons,
and now she longed for home.
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“INTREAT ME NOT TO
LEAVE THEE”
(RPAH accepted Naomi’s sug-
• gestion, and turned away to her
own people; but not so with Ruth.
She loved Naomi. She could not
give her up. Naomi had done some-
thing for Ruth in those years of
sorrow and loss.
“Intreat me not to leave thee, or
to return from following after thee;
for whither thou goest, I will go; and
where thou lodgest, I will lodge.
Thy people shall bp my people, and
thy God my God. Where thou diest,
I will die, and there will I be buried.
The Lord do so to me, and more
also, if aught but death part thee
and me.”
With these sublime words, Ruth
lashed herself to Naomi, and to-
gether they started on the long trek
to Bethlehem.
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hearts of Naomi and Ruth. And
they come to Bethlehem. It was
the harvest■season, and Naomi di-
rected Ruth to glean in the field of
Boaz, a wealthy and generous-
hearted citizen of Bethlehem. Faith
in action! And the world loves the
story of Ruth becoming the wife of
Boaz, and thus the mother of Obed,
the grandfather of David the king
in the ancestral line of Jesus Christ,
the King of kings.
And Naomi, through her conquer-
ing faith, held in her arms the little
baby, Obed, and dreamed of God’s
unfolding purposes to bless the
world.
In this unsurpassed romance we
witness faith in adversity, faith in
association, faith in conduct, faith
in claim, faith in confidence, and
faith in a glorious climax.
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WHEN FAITH CONQUERS
T IFE is always ennobled when
Hu faith conquers. It is easy to
imagine how history might have
missed this beautiful love story, had
not Naomi been a woman of con
quering faith. She might have given
up and over to her great sorrow and
pined away in grief and defeat.
But Naomi followed the gleam.
And her trust in God shed its gentle
glow into the lonely heart of the
Moabite widow, Ruth. Ruth clave
unto Naomi. She could not do other-
wise. “Truth is stranger than fic-
tion.”
And all history was enriched. It
is ever so when faith conquers.
Thus the poet states the case:
"God moves in mysterious ways,
His wonders to perform,
"He plants his footsteps on the sea,
And rides upon the storm."
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(Copyright by. the International Council of
Religious Education on behalf of 40 Protestant
denominations. Released by WNU Features.)
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Termed Community Job
Johnson grass control is a com-
munity job because it requires the
attention of everyone in the neigh-
borhood, according to Purdue uni-
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are turning out these days.
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Designer—If we are going to hon-
or a hen, how about working in an
egg?
P. G.—Hard-boiled or soft?
Designer—Possibly a festoon of
omelettes for a border.
P. G.—We mustn’t emphasize the
food angle, especially at present
levels of chickens and eggs. I think
we should limit the design to the
chicken alone.
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Designer—Now the question of
what kind of chicken arises. What
would you say to southern fried?
P. G.—With waffles?
Designer—I’m asking about a
stamp, not taking a dinner order.
P. G.—My mistake. Cancel the
southern fried. We dont want to
have another war between the
North and South all over a three-
cent stamp.
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Designer — Hmm. Did congress
specify any particular breed of hen?
P. G.—I hear the Republicans were
for the white Leghorns, but the
Democrats favored the buff Cochin.
In committee conference they finally
compromised on a hen combining
the best features of each, with a
touch of Plymouth Rock to please
New England.
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Designer — Very well. I’ll get
busy and submit some designs.
P. G.—How will I know when
you have accomplished something?
Designer—I’ll cluck.
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An Editor's Diary
Rufe Goggins, Buckport, Me., hotel
man, while cleaning qp the garret,
ran across some observations of a
newspaper editor back in 1877:
Been asked to have a drink . . .
11,392
Accepted . . . 11,392
Requested to retract statement
... 416
Ignored request . . . 416
Invited to parties by people ex-
pecting puffs . . . 3,333
Took the hint ... 33
Threatened with horsewhipping
. . . 48,000
Been whipped ... 0
Whipped the other feller ... 4
Gave to charity ... $5
Gave for a terrier dog . . . $25
Cash on hand after years in
newspaper business ... $1.
NEW STAMP DESIGN
“President Signs Bill for Stamp
Honoring Poultry Industry.”—News
item.
Postmaster General—Well we have
to get out another stamp.
Designer—What do we honor this
time, the discovery of gold, the in-
ventor of the walkie-talkie or the
discoverer of lipstick?
P. G.—The hen.
Designer—Hen Wallace?
P. G.—No; the other egg layer.
Designer—What has it done now?
P. G.—I guess it’s a matter of rec-
ognition of past performances. The
hen has been around a long time
and always done its best.
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Designer—Do you want her on a
postage stamp settin’, layin’ or
roostin’?
P. G. — That’s for discussion.
How about her with a brood of
chicks?
Designer—Is there room on a
three-cent stamp?
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