Missouri News Nuggets Mixed Fatalities and Local Happenings
A digest of Missouri items reports a salesman killed by a Frisco passenger train near Sarcoxie, a pilot dead after a parachute failure in Kansas City, and infant scalding in Houston. Other notes cover deaths in Poplar Bluff Mexico Warrenton Wellsville and Nevada, a mayor fined for parking, a Civil War veteran’s obituary, a trial move in Poplar Bluff, and a cave accident in Sedalia with a boy injured.
Sea Sense Saves Sailor From Fateful Overboard
A Gulf Pacific freighter Point Reyes steamed from Pacific ports to Houston when a lookout sensed danger amidships. First mate A. E. Johnson ordered wheel hard over and lifeboat released, saving a missing sailor who toppled overboard after stepping on lumber. the man survived after six minutes and a tense struggle to stay afloat.
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Biscay’s Bay
Britain
Point Reyes
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast Ports
Pedro Shoals
Jamaica
A. E. Johnson
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Swayne & Holt
Line
Tokyo Man Leaps From Plane in Self Inflicted Death
Japan reports its first aerial death by own action. Teruo Sudo twenty six smashed a door and leaped from a moving airplane over Ise, dying in the fall. The incident highlights dangers of in flight access and air travel safety concerns.
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Tokyo
Japan
Teruo Sudo
Ise
Those Wanting Something Different Will Find Appeal in Bungalow Plan
William A. Radford promotes a distinctive bungalow design as a way to avoid sameness in neighborhoods. The article details a sun parlor, large living room, dining room, two bedrooms, a bath, attic space, and full basement, with dimensions and floor plan notes, arguing the layout offers individuality and practicality for thoughtful home builders.
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W. A. Radford
William A. Radford
South Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
Leaded Glass for Small Homes Offers Old World Charm
Leaded glass in the English manner is now available for small houses in rectangles or diamonds at about $1.25 per square foot in clear or colored glass. Medallions or centerpieces start at $4. Installation varies by location. The revival of interest in English Georgian and Colonial homes brings affordable leaded windows that enhance interior charm and exterior appeal, potentially boosting resale value.
Special paints resist smoke darkening for white houses
Smoke damages white houses but certain paints resist darkening due to their chemical make up. If your home is white, inquire about these paints to maintain a bright appearance.
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White House
Standards standardize homes across 32 cities
A recent survey in 32 cities shows principles of good house construction becoming standardized. Modern electrical equipment sanitary plumbing convenient kitchens insulation of walls and roof central heating with modern equipment are now widely used.
Suitable milk house for dairy farms recommends compact design
H E Ross of the New York State College of Agriculture urges a milk house near the stable with an enclosed passage, direct wagon access, and a water supply. It should be just large enough for a milk tank and utensil rack to prevent contamination and storage misuse. A bulletin E 200 explains details and is available free from Ithaca.
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Dairy Department
New York State College of Agriculture
Boards of Health
Ross
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College of Agriculture
Ithaca
New York
How to Double Dairy Herd Income in Four Years
A Minnesota dairy herd study shows that by weed out border cows, breeding only from top cows, and feeding milk making feeds properly, a farmer can double income in four years. With daily milk and feed records, profits per cow rose from 58 to 102 dollars, and average production climbed from 192 to 317 pounds per cow annually.
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Minnesota
Dairy Notes From a Better Bull on Cattle Profit
The article argues for improved dairy herds through better breeding and feeding. It notes cooling milk by circulating water is far faster than air, stresses varied grain mixes for protein, and urges testing cream separators. It cites Penn State herd data showing gains from better breeding and feeding practices.
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