Cool Shirtwaister For Busy Women Pattern Ad
Attractive new shirtwaist pattern by Barbara Bell No. 1801-B offers simple sleeves pockets and kick pleats. Available in several sizes with fabric options seersucker cotton plaid or tie silk. Send 15 cents for pattern and 15 cents for the Summer Pattern Book at The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Ocean travel signs and world crisis notes
Arthur Brisbane reflects on Atlantic crossings and ocean science as ships speed eastward from New York toward Europe. He cites evolving travel poetry, mechanical depth sensors, and rapid sound measurements, then moves to politics with quotes from Baker and Shaw. He links wartime crisis, Franco-British tensions, and economic shifts to broader American interests and boxing champion Joe Louis.
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Steamaup
Normandie
New York
Seen and Heard In Indiana
A compendium of obituaries and notices from Indiana locals including deaths of John B. Grimes in Mishawaka, Charles Smith in Harrison county, Ralph M. Spaan in Indianapolis, and Fritz Miller named athletic director at Remington high school. Also reports on legal actions, a drowning rescue, food poisoning at Psi Iotaki in Jeffersonville, and regional crop and weather notes.
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John B. Grimes
Mishawaka
Indiana State Prison
Charles Smith
Harrison County
DePauw
Ralph M. Spaan
Indianapolis
Fritz Miller
Darlington
Franklin College
Remington High School
W. E. Slavens
Mellett
Adolph Brody
Bethel Baptist Church
Indianapolis Baptist Ministerial Association
Alonzo R. Oliver
WPA
Evansville
Charles Folz
John Halas
Philip W. Smith
Richmond
Inlaw
Iva Smith
Wayne County
Shelby H. Spencer
Harve Chinn
Indiana
A. J. Stevenson
Hendricks
Laveraun Hagdon
Earl J. Hagdon
Muntie
Brave Witnessing for Christ in Acts Teachings
A lesson outline on Peter and John boldly witnessing for Christ. It covers healing at the temple gate, Peter's sermon before the people, their imprisonment by priests and Sadducees, and the united church prayer for boldness to proclaim the Word. The material emphasizes obedience to God over men and courageous witnessing.
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Teter
John
Topuc
Christ
Paul
Peter
Ti Wan
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
God
Jesus
Sanhedrin
Pulling Together to Raise Living Standards
A call for unity between money makers and knowledge workers to form a definite organized plan. The aim is to raise human life standards beyond imagination through coordinated effort.
Loving Others Remembered Insight on Understanding Others
A personal reflection centers on a remark about love unlocking understanding, recalled with reverence and placed as a guiding light in memory. The speaker credits a familiar acquaintance with shaping a compassionate view.
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Rosecttl
Handling of Eggs Always Important
Extension poultryman J C Taylor urges proper handling to keep eggs fresh. Cool eggs quickly to 55 60F after laying and store in a clean cool area. Regularly collect eggs twice daily and use clean baskets to prevent contamination. Market eggs at least twice weekly.
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J.C. Taylor
Extension Poultryman
New Jerasy College of Ageledlince
Sepeice
Eggs Second Only to Milk as Prime Diet Food
A Massachusetts extension nutritionist says eggs provide iron phosphorus and minerals alongside protein fat and vitamins making them the second most valuable single food after milk. One egg daily is advised for children and at least four weekly for adults with eggs offering a lower price and easy digestion when cooked slowly.
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Misa May Br. Foley
Massachusetts State College
Avoid Crowding Chickens In Brooding Houses
Purdue poultry expert Leon Todd warns against crowding chicks in large numbers. He recommends no more than 300 chicks per house to reduce runt formation and disease risk. With 300 chicks and 10 percent mortality, about 270 remain, leaving roughly 135 pullets after cockerels are sold.
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Leon Todd
Extension Poultryman
Purdue University
Purdue
Geese Resist Laying When Moved Despite Some Egg Yield
The passage notes that geese are highly sensitive to moving and resist laying after a change of quarters. Unlike chickens, turkeys, or ducks which resume production within days, geese may refuse to lay entirely, though a few eggs may still be obtained.
Preventing Cannibalism in Battery Brooder Chick Rearing
Advice focuses on preventing cannibalism through ample hopper supply and busy green feed. Battery brooders often keep chicks in semi darkness to reduce pecking, with mash containing 1 percent cod liver oil as a common supplement.
Guinea Flock Guineas Mating Ratios and Sex Determination
The Guinea Fowl mating patterns vary with a range of male to female ratios from one cock to three or four hens to as high as one to six without harming egg fertility. Sexing birds is mainly done by cries with females sounding like pot rack and males like tick. Males also show larger red ear lobes and helmet sizes.
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Guineas
Range Paralysis in Range Birds Explained
Range paralysis is a symptom rather than a disease and can result from multiple disorders. It often appears while fowls are on range, explaining the name though the condition has a large scope.
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New Yorker
Drunks about Heroes of the Southwest and Pests in Review
The piece revisits notorious frontier figures Pat Garrett John Wesley Hardin and Doc Holliday alongside Billy the Kid, noting an exhausted Southwest and scarce surviving veterans. It contrasts slick service stations with faded borders while listing pests and election chatter and praising Senator Albin Barkley as a Democratic keynote.
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Allup, N. M
Pat Garrett
John Wesley Hardin
Doc Holliday
Billy the Kid
Albin W. Barkley
Jeff Davis
W. J. Bryan
al Smith
Paducah
Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings Chronicle
A compact gloss of miscellaneous Latin and French phrases with English equivalents. Entries include ex post facto meaning after the fact, in extremis at death’s point, Vade in pace go to peace, Necessitas non habet lege necessity has no law, and Onus probandi burden of proof, among others.
Grape Nuts Ad Promotes Dizzy Dean Winners Prizes
Readers are invited to study a Grape Nuts advertisement in another column to learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes.
Smile of the Things You Wear Expression Counts Most
A reflective note emphasizes that a person's smile defines presence more than attire. It highlights facial warmth as a key impression maker in social settings.
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Terre Haute
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PWA
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Petersburg
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Joplin
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Fort Sackville
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Black Legion
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Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Ralph Thornburg
Syracuse
Charles E. Reed
Eee
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International SchooLesson
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Guinea
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