Kennedy Woman Sews Social and Political Ties
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, prominent Boston society figure and wife of James P. Kennedy, is highlighted for her influence in social and political circles. The piece notes her refined image, fashion, and role as ambassadorial wife, detailing family wealth and residences including Hyannisport and Palm Beach. It contrasts her public presence with a rare spotlight on her activities at court.
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York
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
Kennedy Passador
James
Kennedy
Kennedys
Solomon
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bronxville
Hyannisport
Cape Cod
Palm Beach
Wanamakers
Viona Potentate Net
Aga Khan
Bull Terrier Development and Color Standards
When bull baiting was banned in England, sport breeders created the bull terrier for fighting and badger baiting. By about 1875 dalmatian and pointer blood were added to alter appearance, and the breed is described as always white with a distinctive build.
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England
Sanitation Steps to Protect Chicks on the Farm
Extension Poultry Specialist T. T. Brown from North Carolina State College advises moving the brooder house to clean ground or replacing top soil if relocation is not possible. Scrub with lye solution, keep areas clean, avoid attractants like liquid milk, and feed grazing crops to purify soil and provide safe range for chicks after 10 to 12 weeks.
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T. T. Brown
North Carolina State College
WNU Service
Contour Fencing Reduces Point Rows in Square Fields
Contour farming in a square fenced field often creates short corner rows. Farmers remove the point rows by rebuilding fences to follow the contour. One farmer joined pasture and cultivated land, keeping similar acreage, and protected grass until established. Where adjacent land is rocky or poor, it should not be added to cultivation.
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Charles R. Enlow
The
Soil Conservation Service
East Front Laying House Preference in Ohio Experiment
An Ohio experiment favors the east front over the common south front design. It notes the east front admits direct sunlight for ten months, reaching nearly the entire interior, while the south front allows sunlight only in winter when the weather keeps windows closed.
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Ohio Experiment
Farm and Poultry Notes on Diet and Production
The clipping discusses mineral or vitamin D deficiency indicated by thin-shelled eggs and notes on feed and production. It cites Argentina wheat yields, land needed for Oregon corn, and using magnets to clean feed. It covers egg composition, horse sleeping sickness history, capons profitability, weights for processing, corn per egg case, and pasture legume guidance.
Death of King Arthur tale from Tennyson's poem
The article retells King Arthur's final days and the betrayal by Sir Modred. Sir Bedivere carries Excalibur to the lake, hides the sword, and misleads Arthur about the outcome as the legend ends.
Beautiful Life of Alfred Lord Tennyson Portrait and Death
The article chronicles Alfred Lord Tennyson's romantic yet troubled life. It notes the death of his friend Arthur Hallam triggering a decade of retirement, the creation of In Memoriam, his marriage to Emily Sellwood bringing inner peace, his Poet Laureate appointment after Wordsworth, exile to the Isle of Wight, and his death in 1892 at eighty three.
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Alfred
Lord Tennyson
King Arthur
Arthur Hallam
Tennyson
Emily Sellwood
Wordsworth
England
Queen Victoria
Isle of Wight
King Arthur and Bedivere Excalibur Scene on Lake
In a lakeside tableau Sir Bedivere throws Excalibur to the waters after the king’s demand. An arm clad in rich attire rises from the lake and retrieves the sword as three queens weep on a barge. The old order gives way to new as prayer is urged for what lies ahead.
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King Arthur
Bedivere
Sir Bedivere
Courage in the Garden of Gethsemane lessons
The lesson centers on Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane facing deep sorrow and obedience to God's will. It contrasts His solitary prayer with the disciples' sleep, and notes Judas's betrayal as part of the passion narrative, urging followers to endure trials with faith.
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Getis
Jesus
Garden of
Gethsemane
Judas
Verse Quote Evokes Righteous Departures and Peace
A biblical verse reflects on the righteous perishing and merciful souls being removed. It notes that the righteous are taken away to escape evil and may enter into peace, citing Isaiah chapter 57 verses 1 and 2 in a contemplative verse form.
Secret of Holiness from Inner Conviction
A brief reflection echoes a humble creed not seeking hidden rites but urging a heart fully loving God and extending that love to every neighbor. The speaker emphasizes universal charity as the solitary secret of holiness.
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God
What to Eat and Why Fat in the Diet
Houston Goudiss explains fats are essential for energy and nutrition, noting their high caloric value and roles in fat-soluble vitamins. He discusses fat sources like butter margarine lard and shortenings, their uses in cooking and effects on hunger and digestion with examples from Europe and cooking science.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 29Th St
New York City
Proper Fat Levels Support Healthy Diet Choices
Nutritionists emphasize that 30 to 35 percent of total energy should come from fat. This includes fat from meat and fat used in cooking fried and baked foods, sustaining enjoyment of meals while meeting health guidelines.
Nutritional Q and A on greens iron and diet tips
Questions answered on dandelion greens phosphorus and vitamins A B C G with notes that organ meats like liver have more iron than muscle meats, pineapple juice lacks special laxative properties, fruit pulp aids elimination, and inherited body build influences overweight without automatic obesity. Houston Goudiss 1938-13
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Practical Household Hints From A 19th Century Page
A collection of simple home tips covering rubber plant care with sweet oil, preserving books with camphor, organizing sheets by size, knife rack benefits, correcting overly salty soup with raw potato, cleaning frames with ammonia and onion-water, and rinsing rice before boiling to remove soil and starch.
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By Lemuel F. Parton
Fortune
W. H. Tilman
N. E. Odell
F. S. Smythie
Consolidated News Features
Argentina
Oregon
Germany
United States
Sandal
Arthur
Elizabeth C. James
Modred
Excalbur
Elizabeth James
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Porkituta Azo
Western Newspaper Union
Houston Goudiss
Food Authority
C. Houston
Goneliss
East 39Th Street
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