Jewelry trade basics for veterans open shop guidance
Beller, a veteran jewelry educator, outlines two musts for starting a jewelry or watch repair business: solid training and adequate working capital. He stresses location, market knowledge, and honest service, warns against diploma mills and high pressure sales, and notes repairs boost value. The Keystone trade issue featured his practical advice for GI entrepreneurs.
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Kevlar-Keystone
Warti
Beller
Cirfeystone
Aeller
Nan
Ignance
Sega
Mr. Beller
New York
Glazed Carrots with Sirup and Mint
A simple recipe note describes glazed carrots enriched with liberally applied sirup and finished with chopped mint leaves for a fresh finish. The instruction emphasizes a sweet glaze and bright mint as the final touch.
Aces Mark Local Golf Rounds At Edgewood Maple Crest
Golfers score aces at Edgewood Valley and Maple Crest as I J Cronin of Chicago and Bob Renney of Chicago White Sus land their holes in one on the fourth and eighteenth holes. Kennedy, a Riverside guest, carded 41 48 89 with a hole in one on August ninth. Pomykala of Berwyn also recorded a 195 yard eighteenth hole ace at Maple Crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Valley Country Club
I J. Cronin
Chicago
Bob Renney
Kennedy
Steve Zidek
Riverside
Paul B. Pomykale
Berwyn
Maple Crest
Can industry braces for bumper 1946 food crops
D W Figgis of the American Can Co says coal, steel and rail strikes caused over three billion in production losses but no perishables were lost due to tins. Nine million containers needed for major fruit, vegetable and juice packs with improving raw material flow. Freight-car shortages and tight tinplate inventories persist as wartime shifts and substitute materials expand use of sheet steel. October may bring partial easing, with bets on steadier 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minos
D. W. Figgis
American Can Company
Figgis
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
CPA
Fourth. Re Play Sunday Midwest league title clash at Lenzi field
Farm management records show higher education correlates with larger farms better farming and higher earnings. The Cole Lenzis of Hodgkins 1944 titleholders and the Neva Billiards with two wins and one loss meet Sunday in a fourth round title series at Lenzi field Route U6 East Ave with 3 p m start, curtain-raiser Maciejewski Boosters Cicero 1942 champions vs Chicago Hornets at 1 p m and Portner to pitch for Lenzis against Lou Possehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Lenzis
Hodgkins
Neva Billiards
Midwest
Baseball League
Lenzi Field
Route U6
East Avenue
Maciejewski Boosters
Cicero
Neva
Jack Portner
Lenzis
Lou Possehl
University of Jinois
Navy
Skokie Indians
Skokie
Oakton Park
Tribe
Safe Ladder Use in Everyday Tasks
A safety reminder urges using a stable ladder for all climbing tasks. Proper placement on level ground and three points of contact help prevent falls. Keep ladders clean and inspected, and avoid overreaching or carrying heavy loads while on the ladder.
Night pedestrian safety tips from Chicago council
The Greater Chicago council issued advice for night pedestrians amid the belief drivers always see pedestrians. Seok Fe Stech said drivers face a visibility handicap at night and urged pedestrians to cross at intersections, walk on sidewalks, carry light, and face traffic on rural roads. He noted seven of ten night-death victims were pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Chicago
Stech
Tomato Growth From Devil’s Apple To Versatile Crop
The article traces tomato history from a wary childhood warning to a valued staple, highlighting its evolving role in nutrition and commerce. It notes the fruit is eaten raw, cooked, and canned, and used to produce juice, paste, ketchup, soups, and various blended products.
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LaGrange
Austra Wees
Florida Everglades
Anid
Breen
Farriers
Norge
Hollywood
Philco
de Luxe Baby Carriage
Admiral Electric
Lane Cedar Chest
Parker
Philco Table Radio
Arvin
Everhot Roasterette
LA Grange
American Legion
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