Lincoln Chamber of Commerce introduces valuable new features
The Lincoln Chamber of Commerce operates a public club with a $250 900 clubhouse soon to be a municipal building It funds civic and industrial problem solving spending about $380 000 annually on hospitality promotion and advertising It also runs a traffic bureau with rate experts who save shippers 85 000 to 75 000 yearly and Secretary Whitten has fought rate discrimination defending the community
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Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Bureau
Whitten
Nebraska State Journal
Woman's Interest Shapes Home and Community
The piece urges mothers to engage in both home life and civic affairs. It argues the environment created inside the home influences children as they grow, and that a caring, participatory motherly influence can enlarge the community into a proud, expansive home.
A City Kept Weil
A city thrives when homes are neat and spaces are cared for. One careless lawn or trash in a vacant lot may ruin a block, and many small neglects collectively make the neighborhood look ragged. Signs, weeds, and clutter accumulate and degrade the urban appearance.
Painting as a small investment for better homes
The piece argues paint improves home appearance and satisfaction, suggesting painting one house can inspire neighbors to follow. It asserts a few dollars for paint is a good investment and frames painting as a contagious urban improvement.
Fire Prevention Tip Cuts Fire Risk in Homes
Fire prevention guidance urges removing unnecessary storage to reduce fire sources. Insurance companies note many residential fires start from ignition in cellar or attic storage.
Turkish Women Advancing in Welfare Work
Turkish women begin welfare training in Constantinople under the Red Crescent. Ten married noblewomen will become nurses and visit Turkish quarters to ensure hygiene, childcare, and proper cooking.
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Constantinople
The
Red Crescent
Encouraging a Child's Ambition Through Positive Attention
The text argues for friendly interest in a child's creative efforts and suggests daily warmth as a motivator. If the approach fails, it promises money back. It urges smiling at breakfast and maintaining supportive behavior to foster improvement.
When Lad Meets Maid
A nostalgic reflection on mature observers watching youths flirt on the street. An eminent citizen and the authors recall their own days of youth and amusement as a lad and maid exchange smiles, urging restraint and remembrance of past years.
Salt for cows per day guides dairy nutrition
Dairy experts at Missouri College of Agriculture endorse salt intake for cows, recommending about three fourths of an ounce daily per 1000 pounds of live weight and an extra 0.3 ounce for each 10 pounds of milk produced. They discuss free access, regular-feeding salt, or mixing salt into feed.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
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