Missouri Budget Reform Calls for Systematic State Spending
A special report from the Associated Industries of Missouri finds state government costs rising from 9.63 million in 1901 02 to 108.79 million in 1925 26 with 4 million spent annually without treasurer reporting. It notes population up 12.6 percent and wealth 207.7 percent but expenses up 1029.54 percent, blaming lack of budget and unrecorded spending.
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St. Louis
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Compact Plan of Charming Cottage with Six Rooms
An editor designer outlines a two story cottage plan offering six rooms and a bath. The design emphasizes simple exterior with wide siding or shingles and a compact 26 by 20 foot footprint yielding roomy interiors and built in kitchen cupboards. Two bedrooms on the second floor have closets and cross ventilation with a rear lighted bathroom.
Cobblestones Make an Attractive Home
Cobblestones, long viewed as relics of glacier days, are praised as a durable fire safe building material for medium and low cost homes. The Your Home Magazine article notes natural color blends and minimal outer forms for cobblestone walls, with walls built in courses and greased boards for easy removal.
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Your Home Magazine
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Efficient Radiators Advertise Permanent Iron Joint
A company promotes radiators that form a permanent iron to iron joint with a line of home radiators. They claim correctly proportioned tubes and air space to heating surface yield extremely high efficiency.
Painted Walls Return to Early American Bedroom Style
The piece argues painted walls are not new and recreates an early American bedroom mood. It advises light buff walls with white woodwork, a glossy black floor, rag rugs in bright colors, and antique furniture or painted modern pieces to achieve a plain yet period-accurate look with period accessories like chintz drapes and brass candlesticks.
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Metropolitan Museum of Arts
New York
Forge Inspired Iron Hardware Sale
Forged iron hardware in authentic patterns offered at reasonable prices. Hinge straps, handle sets, knockers, H and L hinges, lanterns, foot scrapers, garage and gate hardware included.
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King Richard
Death by own action solves boy’s 1927 death case
In Fredericksburg Virginia police close the case of nine year old Albert Baker who vanished February 22 1927 and whose body was found in the Rappahannock river bound in a sack The driver tied the body and dumped it into the river The driver Henry W Grimes drowned in the same river Abram Grimes the farmer brother Confessed Henry drove the auto after the boy ran into traffic The confession followed amid prior theories of kidnapping and murder
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Wife Takes Auto Man Fined for Spanking
Paul Stanley, a truck driver, and his wife left Justice Ora Killefer's court after Stanley paid a $5 fine for spanking his wife. The act occurred on Hartford main street before a crowd of onlookers. Stanley said his wife had taken his automobile without permission.
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Bizarre death by self in Rio lion cage
Fer reira Braca, despondent over family blocking his movie plans, crawled into a lion cage in Rio de Janeiro. When guards moved him he drew a revolver and shot himself, dying from the wound.
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Bridgeport Scheme Claims Tunnell Fight Link
Steve Haydn, lured by two city men claiming a training system, agreed to part with $700 to secure a boxing match with Gene Tunney. The incident led to their arrest in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Dairyman’s Cow Testing Boosts Herd Returns
O. D. Glenn of Crawford Colorado shows gains from cow testing with 11 cows rising from 241 to 406.4 pounds butterfat monthly per cow over a year. He earned 163 dollars above feed cost in May 1928, a 12.50 per cow return, after eliminating boarder cows and using home-grown feeds. The test costs 34 cents per cow monthly and weighs milk once monthly while offering feeding and breeding guidance.
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O. D. Glenn
Crawford
Colo
Glenn
Crawford Cow Testing Association
Calves Need Shelter To Boost Growth In Summer
Observations show young calves gain better when protected from sun and heat. Shelter in clean ventilated pens reduces sun irritated hides and supports regular rations, especially in hot weather with flies. Early life growth impulse requires proper feed and care to avoid lasting retardation.
Dairy Notes On Silage And Dairy Cow Feeding
Dairy notes discuss silage as a digestible aid for high producing cows and its role during hay shortages. Calves may nurse two to three times daily until ninth milking, then be weaned. Experiments show two to three tons of silage can equal one ton of hay in feeding value for dairy cows.
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Sedalia
Pettis County
F. C. Coleman
Kansas ‘City
Coleman
Herman Lefholz
Oak Grove
Kansas City
Vermont
Maine
Utah
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Gate of the Gods and Gate of Men linked to Capri cornus
Nature Magazine states that Chaldean and Platonic thinkers located the gate of the gods in Capri cornus. Souls pass to heaven through this gate after death while souls descend through the gate of men in Cancer. The gates align with the winter and summer solstices respectively.
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Capricornus
Nature Magazine
Heaven
Ancient burial site on Catalina Island reveals royal child and ritual remains
On Santa Catalina Island archaeologists uncovered the burial chamber of a seven to eight year old Indian girl in a 134 pound urn. Surrounding her were 64 child skeletons and a seven foot male with a fixed spear blade. Obsidian knives wampum inlays and a slate trail map suggest a royal burial connected to the sun god temple site Chinigchinich.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Chinigchinich
Channel Islands
California
Ralph Glidden
Catalina Museum
Channel Island
Glidden
Butter Storage Guide For Winter Use
The Department of Agriculture outlines butter storage: pasteurized sweet cream churned at low temperature and washed to keep it firm. Wrap rolls or prints in parchment butter paper, place in a two stone crock, cover with strong brine, and store in a cool odor free place. Popular trio three meals a day.
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Department of Agriculture
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