Japanese Farmers Consider Move to Mexico as California Colony Struggles
The Los Angeles Times reports California Japanese farmers are planning to quit the state and relocate to Sinaloa or Nayarit Mexico. A new department head, N Jobayshi, leads Japanese Mexican industrial affairs and arranges the colony on the Mexican west coast. Officials cite anti alien land laws and a shared colony identity as drivers for moving, with Tepic’s Nayarit tablelands and Sinaloa river valley offered as suitable sites for agricultural development and irrigation projects.
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JTOS
Angeles
Cal
California
Sinaloa
Nayarit
Mexico
Los Angeles Times
Ornia
Japanese Chamber of Commerce of
Los Angeles
Republic
Tepic City
Sinaloa River
Stillman Alimony Plea Seeks 120000 A Year In NY Suit
Mrs. Anna Stillman seeks alimony of 120000 annually while appealing James Stillman’s victory and Guy’s vindication. She alleges gifts to Flo Leeds total about 800000 and claims trust funds of 250000 for Flo Leeds and for Jay Leeds. The filing in Poughkeepsie cites increased living costs and lists stocks bonds jewels and a 22000 decoration payment for a duplex apartment.
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EW York
Anna A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Guy
Poughkeepsie
Stillman
Flo Leeds
National City Bank
Leeds
Jay Leeds
Flo’ Leeds
J. Ward Leeds
Motorist Drives Engineer to Early Retirement in Petoskey
RAND RAPIDS Mich motorist scraps forty years on the rails as George R Henderson resigns after a driver berated him near a crossing ten miles back He recounts the incident when a speeding car ignored two whistle blasts and forced him to retire to a peach farm in Southern California He warns motorists will still get others.
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Rand Rapids
Mich
George R. Henderson
Henderson
Petoskey
Gentle
California
Old North Church Marks Three Centuries With Guildhall Gift
Christchurch Boston known as the Old North church enters its 300th year. A 200th anniversary gift includes a Guildhall flagstone and prison bricks from Boston England, framed in the vestibule with an inscription about Pilgrim Fathers.
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Oston
Christchurch
Boston
Old North Church
England
Guildhall
Lovely Demi Season Hats Reflect Between Season Trend
The piece notes a between season lull for hats and dresses, highlighting crepe georgette models in cyclamen pink with blue taffeta accents and soutache braided bands. It describes hat shapes from wide brims to bell forms, and dresses with fuller skirts, waistline shifts, and lace trims signaling spring fashion directions.
Rugs Made by Southern Women Revival in Arkansas and Mississippi
United States Department of Agriculture notes rural women reviving pulled and hooked rug making in Arkansas and Mississippi to boost family income. A Little Rock area crafter sells rugs for up to 12 dollars and teaches others. an English loom yields woven coverlets and new patterns. Rag rugs, braided and crocheted types, plus crazy quilts and applique counterpanes are also being revived.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Mississippi
Little Rock
England
Fresh Vegetables for Diabetics Through Home Gardens
The United States Department of Agriculture promotes growing a year round garden of low carbohydrate vegetables for diabetics to add diet variety. A list of 91 species includes beans cabbage carrot celery eggplant kale lettuce okra onion parsley spinach squash tomato turnip and more. Experts advise consulting a physician and local extension agents for guidance and growing tips, noting city patients can cultivate small plots for fresh produce.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Zealand
Exion
State Agricultural College
Keeping Soup Pot On Stove Prompts Cautious Use
The USDA endorses keeping a soup pot on the stove with careful attention to avoid spoilage. Add clean uncooked foods or leftovers such as meat milk potatoes crusts cereals and fruits. While nutritive value may be modest the practice encourages bread use and economical meal planning.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bitter Orange Jelly Method Steps
Bitter orange jelly is made by juicing the fruit without peel and boiling with water then pressing to extract juice. The clarified juice is strained a second time and boiled with sugar to reach jellying point.
Freshen Velvets by Steam Advice from USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture suggests steaming most velvets from the wrong side to refresh them. Use minimal water in a kettle, cover the spout with cheesecloth, or direct steam with a paper cone. Velvet creases can also be freshened by steaming and ironing in one direction.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Household tips from POF INTEREST 10 THE HOUSEWIFE
Onion juice removes rust from knives. Orange sauce enhances venison flavor. Ducks with turnips cooked together taste best. Freshen stale leaves by steaming briefly. Store silver in dry flour to prevent tarnish. Do not soak colored fabrics. wash rinse rinse and dry fast. Glass cleans brightest in cold water. Polish lamp chimneys with dry salt for shine and crack prevention.
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Rai
JST
Mrs. Stillman
Lexington and Concord
George I
Milan
Goalie
Bittiran Ley
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