Red Cross rejects aid for drought relief in Senate clash
Federal aid to drought relief is rejected by John Barton Fayne chairing the Red Cross central committee which said the organization can complete the task without public funds. Senators defend relief budgets and threaten filibusters while Treasury officials oppose cash bonus payments and a large bond issue. The article also notes Sharp political disputes, coast guard actions with Canada, and various federal appointments and resignations.
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Selecting Best Hangings for Doorways in Home Interiors
Practical guidance from the USDA bureau on doorway hangings emphasizing color harmony and layout. It describes dark green velvet portieres matching a green wallpaper scheme, the role of portal curtains in creating a spacious feel, and installation methods including short rods and French pleats. It notes lining considerations and the need for harmony with the room's overall color scheme.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Serve Children Small Portions Advised by Nutrition Expert
A U S Department of Agriculture specialist urges serving little children small portions at each meal. She notes that young kids struggle with too much variety and need one or two foods per plate. If very hungry, a second helping may be given after the first is finished.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Old Friends in Different Guise
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this piece suggests simple kitchen tweaks to common staples. It highlights cooking potatoes in tomato juice with onion seasoning and baking onions in strained juice to create a savory casserole suitable for hospitality.
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Local fragment hints at a civic notice and names unreadable entities
A damaged OCR fragment from a local newspaper provides partial details of a civic notice. Readable words suggest official action and a deadline but missing names, places, and precise dates.
Indiana Brevities A jumble of short local notices and deaths
Charles C Craig sixty four Marion grocer killed himself. Scot Butler eighty seven former Butler University president and longtime faculty member is dead. Otto Schroeter fifty three Indianapolis evangel school supervisor dies of heart disease. Ice harvest underway in Kosciusko County with lakes eight to ten inches thick. J M Bowen Hartford City celebrate sixtieth wedding anniversary. Francis Curtis jailed at Wabash for Amboy public school robbery. Fred D Caster fifty five ex Crawfordsville resident and US Army sergeant dies in San Antonio. Rev J J Bear Andrews elected president Huntington County Ministerial Association. T Huffine fifty three Michigan City shot by stepson James Barnes twenty one after an argument. Fort Wayne postal receipts 1980 total 1 067 969, slight drop from 1929. Kokomo police radio short wave permit approved by federal radio commission. Tippecanoe Red Cross plans 5000 quota for drought relief in South. Bill White Los Angeles speed driver files first entry for Memorial Day 600 mile sweepstakes at Indianapolis. Elias C Wilson eighty three elected treasurer First M E church Sunday school for fifty first consecutive year. Madison County Red Cross to raise 3000 for relief of no sufferers. James Maria buried Huntsville cemetery survivor of Nineteenth Indiana Civil War infantry. Mrs Ce... Erdute Qtex of Kunmel bride a few days. Bank robbery foiled in Hammond scheme. six men ChiCagoans held. Grant Leedy sixty two, medium manufacturer, dead. Two merged with...
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Forester Returns From Far East Chestnut Quest
R Kent Beattie, a forest pathologist with the Department of Agriculture, concludes a 2 1/2 year search in Korea and Japan for blight resistant chestnuts. He gathered about 250 bushels of native nuts and cultivated varieties, shipping them to Washington for testing in Glendale Maryland.
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Hospital Experts See Possibility in Talkies
Hospitals consider talking pictures to aid work through patient entertainment nurse training and fund raising. Stockholm hospital used films for medical instruction 16 years and a portable sound projector is hoped to expand screen use in hospitals.
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Fable in New Style Warns Sympathy Needs Action
A citizen questions an unemployed apple vendor on a windy street corner. The vendor replies that business is slack but would improve by 100 percent if the passerby buys now. The moral: sympathy alone matters little without immediate wallet action.
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New York Sun
Bayberry Candle Making Practices Documented
The text describes bayberry candle production including gathering from bushes, boiling in water, wax rising to the top, skimming, repeated boiling, trimming wicks, and dipping in wax to form a finished candle. Instructions cover dipping, hardening, and maintaining the candle shape during cooling.
Boy Hurt By Chewing Torpedoes On Fourth Of July
A boy named Boone aged around ten was injured after swallowing pieces he thought were candy. He and his father were walking home when he realized the torpedoes caused a hole in his face as he tried to spit them out.
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Hill
Bal ‘Boone
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