Art-Lending Library Opens at Texas Tech
Texas Technological College establishes an art lending library allowing students to rent pictures to hang in dormitory rooms, expanding campus cultural offerings and student amenities.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1940
Page
7
Texas Technological College establishes an art lending library allowing students to rent pictures to hang in dormitory rooms, expanding campus cultural offerings and student amenities.
An increased use of soybean meal in poultry rations has occurred over recent years. A protein supplement made from soybean oilmeal has been found to promote growth in chicks.
A beauty treatment and a new costume transform an out of date chair. The article describes covering with soft red cotton crash, padding with cotton batting, and unbleached muslin for a smooth finish plus a cheaper thrifty makeover. It notes four booklets with 128 ideas and a special offer for four books and free quilt block patterns.
Practical kitchen guidance covers cleaning tarnished egg spoons with salt on a rag, using thick Turkish towels as pot holders, threading rod ends with a smooth thimble, browning and tying Tamb roasts before cooking, and letting French fries rest in cold water prior to frying. It also advises saving soap scraps, simmering them to clear liquid, storing near the sink, and creating a cheerful, comfortable workspace with a high kitchen stool and a reading corner for recipes and grocery lists.
A concise reflection by Epicurus on wisdom, favoring gratitude over loss. The saying notes that true wisdom lies in rejoicing for present possessions and avoiding grief for what is absent.
Frances E Willard states that only the Golden Rule will usher in the Age of Gold. The moral directive guides conduct and progress.
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