Bed of Roses Rug Pattern From Grandmother Clark
The article describes a 44 inch braided rug titled Bed of Roses created from four pounds of rug material. It notes color patterns including a white yellow red black center, rust and blue outer circles, and a rose yellow black edge. It suggests making seven small twelve inch rugs to assemble into a larger piece and promotes Linkraft as a durable material for rag rugmaking.
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Jersey
Church Debt Financed Along Business Lines
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church in Northport Long Island reports half of a $20 000 debt fundraising goal reached ten days after adopting a repayment plan. The Church Financing Bureau of New York organizes a plan using small loans repaid after twenty years with life insurance endowment policies financed by the church to wipe the principal debt.
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Northport
Long Island
Church Financing Bureau of
New York
Literary Digest
Grandmother Clark's Book No 25 on Crocheted and Braided Rugs
Fray like rag strips and Linkraft rugs weigh about 20 percent less than rag rugs. Send 15 cents to Rug Department for Book No 25. Address Home Craft Company Dept C Nineteenth & St Louis Ave St Louis Mo. Enclose stamped addressed envelope for information.
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Clark
Rug Department
Home Craft Company
Dept
Dept. “C,” Nineteenth & St. Louis Ave., St. Louis
Irish Peasantry Clings to Old Cure for Whooping Cough
A quaint practice described as a cure for whooping cough in Irish peasant communities involves holding fish and frog heads in the mouths of afflicted children. The report notes this method as an outdated belief still observed by some locals.
Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply With Request Ady
Week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it Ady. The offer appears in another part of the paper and invites readers to request the full week’s supply.
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Postum Company
Ady
Foreign Office
United States
Japan
Sam
Philippines
Asiatic Islands
Time for Open Heart When on friend asks
A brief note urges courage in friendship and living in the present. It emphasizes offering support and choosing honesty when a friend seeks help or guidance, implying commitment beyond hesitation or delay.
Amelia Earhart flight sparks global policy questions
The piece notes Amelia Earhart's 18 hour nonstop Pacific crossing and questions what such solo flight implies for U S defense and aviation power. It contrasts government subsidies to farmers with pensions and critiques U S plans toward Japan and Pacific territories amid rising European tensions.
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Amelia Earhart
Pacific Ocean
Hawaiii
United States
Pacific Coast
California
Hawaii
Asia
Europe
Fine record of achievement by 1934 explorers
In 1934 Amos Burg explored Merra del Fuego in a 20 foot boat and rounded Cape Horn. California Institute of Technology rediscovered a Chihuahua chasm rivaling the Grand Canyon. Mount Foraker, Alaska, was scaled August 6 by Hous ton Brown and Waterston. Washburn’s team climbed Mount Crillon near Juneau on July 21. Markiewicz-Jodke’s party found a new route to Aconcagua. Shipton’s team surveyed Nanda Devi slopes. French aviators photographed Arabia ruins northeast of Yemen. Mayan cities were uncovered in northern Guatemala by Carnegie expeditions.
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Merra del Fuego
South America
Amos Burg
National Geographic Society
Burg
Cape Horn
California Institute of Technology
Chihuahua
Mexico
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Mount
M. K. Markiewicz-Jodke
Aconcagua
Andes
Himalayas
E KE
Shipton
Nanda Dev
Édouard Cornetton-Molinier
Andre Mualraux
Arabia
Yemen
Guatemala
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Foreman Candidate Questions Fitness for Hard Labor
A dialogue from the Milwaukee Journal shows a job applicant claiming strong judgment from national experts regarding his fitness for demanding work. The exchange hints at self confidence and occupational testing in a labor context.
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Milwaukee Journal
Mysterious East India discovered by no one
The text argues India had a long history and was not discovered by outsiders. It notes English and French traders settled there in the 17th century and suggests eastern lands helped reveal western continents to Europe. It presents a theory about the East as the cradle of white civilizations.
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Japan
United States
Washington
Europe
Asia
Pennsylvania
India
Britain
East
London
Dr Pierce Pellets Laxative and Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach. It claims one pellet for a laxative and three for a cathartic, and ends with a pointed remark about responding to rudeness with calmness.
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