09 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
1
In midsummer Farmer Brown's Boy digs a six foot deep compost pit in a sandy garden corner to store fallen leaves sod and barnyard dressing for next year's plants. Sammy Jay suspects a trap but keeps silent watching the boy and the pit as curiosity grows.
A compact reflection on aging and place as age grows gray. The speaker notes the friction between youth's dominance and the desire of elders to retain status and relevance. The poem laments how vitality and modern hustle push older voices aside, even as lived experience remains rich.
To renew a faded umbrella, scrub it with a solution of ammonia and warm water. Rinse and air dry, then recoat with light wax to restore shine and prevent water absorption.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union culinary snippet lists staple fruits and a dessert using apples and a veal heart dish. It describes Tasettes a steamed apple dessert and a veal heart recipe with bacon fat onions stock and peppers, highlighting economical staples for homemakers.
Francis Ouimet learned a cure for a fault in tron golf swings during 1914 in England while watching Hilton. He found that placing the right thumb atop the shaft prevented overswing, enabling a crisp hit with tron shots and short strokes alike.
At the New York convention of the National Retail Dry Goods Association a debutante unveiled a spring suit. The outfit features a taffeta blouse in sharp blue with puffed sleeves and wide revers, paired with a neutral gray suit and a scarf tie to complete the youthful ensemble.
Fragmentary notes recount Arnold Behnett a Union soldier who betrayed his side, was wounded in battle, and later begged for permission to resume Union colors. The text also references humorous exam tidbits and odd terms such as posthumous, and hints at jokes about the Middle Ages.
The New York Sun reports a Boston firm Charak Furniture used the trade name Governor Hancock desk but a printer labeled it Governor Winthrop by mistake. The misnaming stuck as the official designation for the slant-top desk.
Washington editor William Bruckart explains inflation concepts and three main inflation paths: inflating currency, inflating credit, or creating a new dollar. He notes prices have fallen across commodities like wheat and steel, and argues inflation would raise prices and alter wages, bonds, and farmer incomes. Congress may pursue credit inflation amid war-time fears.
This piece narrates the exploits of Nancy Hart a Revolutionary era heroine famed for outsmarting five Tory invaders at her Georgia cabin and aiding her people. and Kate Shelley a young Irish American girl who crossed a swollen Des Moines River bridge in 1881 to warn a passing train, saving lives and earning lasting memorials.
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