Add a Bluebird To Your Linens Pattern 1475
Embroider bluebird motifs at 10 per inch for borders or corners on towels scarves and curtains with tulips in single stitch. Includes transfer patterns sizes from 3% by 5% inches to 9% by 8% inches color suggestions and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York with name address and pattern number.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Howehon Questions Cleaning Brass and Prep Tips
Cleaning brass should avoid vinegar as it causes tarnish over time. Use oil and rotten stone for proper brass cleaning. Egg yolk removes stains from most fabrics except velveteen. Parsley keeps flavor with hot water for easier chopping. Vinegar can revive dry glue. When preserving, do not pack jars tightly. leave at least half an inch of headspace. WNU Service.
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WNU Service
Epistolary Rants and Urban Tales From a Prewar Scribe
A stream of clipped opinions ranges from monolithic novels to public manners. The author mocks oversized literature while lampooning stagecraft and personal discipline, alongside a satirical tale of Essex Street merchants and a Bankrupt Sale hoax.
Indiana news in brief across politics crime and society
Rev John E Sesholm accepts Huntington First Baptist pastorate. Governor Townsend warns no tax rate cut despite 21 million balance. Fatal accidents include Mrs Josephine Schlenrogt and Peter White. Juvenile case in Peru and jail escape in Delphi. CCC camps announced and slot machine raids in Spencer county. Fire kills barn near Muncie. judge Ibach obituary. Delgados first Philippine Island student at Indiana University.
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John E. Sesholm
Goodland
First Baptist Church of
Huntington
M. Clifford Townsend
Josephine Schlenrogt
South Bend
John Allen Busen
Newmarket
Carl Bousey
Peru
State Reformatory
Emergency Conservation Administration
CCC
Indiana
Don Franklin
Spencer
Rockport
Spencer County
Peter White
Crown Point
Purdie Harmon
Greenwood
Joseph G. Ibach
Hammond
Ibach
Bea Riggins & Sons
Muncie
William Bartlett
Brookston
Carroll County
Delphi
E. E. Pruitt
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana University
Supreme Court of the
Philippine Islands
James
Wendell
Richmond
Martha Markey
Hollys Sagester
Sagester
State Department of Financial Institutions
George A. Bittler
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Evansville
Bittler
West Side Bank of
Aetna Company
State Health Department
Lake County
Department of Commerce and Industry
W. H. Frazier
Gary
East Chicago
Whiting
Lake Michigan
Great Calumet River
Little Calumet River
Indiana Harbor Canal
Ro Sutton
Elkhart
Latvina
Indiana Society of Engineers, Inc
Sea Square-Rigger Race Sparks Nostalgia and Wealth
Newport race between the Conrad and the Georg Stage stirs nostalgia for square-rigger days. Owner G Huntington Hartford, heir to a 200 million dollar fortune, spent 75000 to ready the Conrad. The piece also profiles German diplomat Von Neurath and Admiral Yarnell amid a broader wartime backdrop.
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York
Newport
Seven Seas
America
Bermuda
Young G. Huntington Hartford
Conrad
Hartford
Establishing soil conserving grasses on Ohio farms
Farm Topics advises farmers to use favorable weather to establish increased grass and legume acreages for livestock feed and land cover. Emphasizes winter cover crops to prevent erosion, lime and nutrients, contour strips on hills, and seedbed preparation with cultipacker before seeding.
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D. A. Dodd
Extension Agronomial
Ohio State University
WNU
Reducing Horse Deaths From Heat on Farms
Extension expert H G Zavoral of the University of Minnesota urges farm care for work horses during hot weather. Prevent heat prostration with good conditioning, salt availability, bran or bran mash, sparing noon hay, pasture rest at night, frequent watering, and salt water shoulder washes.
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H. G. Zavoral
University Farm
St. Paul
Agricultural Notes on Cropland Use and Poultry Feeding
The memo cites 36 million acres of cropland in the United States with about 10 of every 36 acres devoted to corn and cotton. It discusses poultry feathering, milk as poultry feed, egg sizes and weights, and the use of skimmed milk. It notes news on feed efficiency, horse grooming, and weed control with sodium chlorate.
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United States
Berlin Marks 700 Years of History Surge in Jubilant Celebrations
Berlin observes 700 years since its first mention in 1244 with a jubilee expo historical pageant and theater series drawing thousands. The article surveys Berlin’s growth from two fishing villages Coelln and Berlin to today’s 4 million populace, its layout centered on Friedrich Strasse Unter den Linden and Tiergarten, and a thriving economy with 118 theaters, diverse districts, and new infrastructure including an underground railway.
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Washington
Berlin
Spree River
Coelin
National Geographic Society
Coelln
Brandenburg
Frederic the Great
Greater
Friedrich-Strasse
Unter den Linden
Tiergarten
Friedrich - Strasse
Wilhelm- Strasse
Wilhelm-Strasse
National Socialistic Party
Air Ministry
Drowned Man’s Clothes Prompt Local River Search
In Trenton Ontario police and divers scour the Trent River for a man believed drowned. Captain H Stephen of the Royal Canadian Air Force watches, confirms his wet clothes found on the bank, and asks what happened. The exchange centers on the suspected fate of Hig.
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Trenton
Ont
H. Stephen
Royal Canadian Air Force
Trent River
Stephen
Machinery Operated by Voice or Gesture in Leipzig Exhibition
A Leipzig fair showcased automatic control of heavy industry with voice and gesture. A microphone attachment translates commands to start or stop machines, and a large machine was even run by a push keyboard.
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Leipzig
Leipzig Fair
Uncle Phil 2 Says on Soft Words and Wisdom
The piece reflects on soft answers reducing wrath and tolerance as potential laziness. It notes purse-strings follow heart-strings and asks how many have discretion to disagree only when necessary. It warns gossip damages reputation and hints that quiet, hermit life offers peace of mind, yet few have the fortitude.
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England
Rosemary
Disraeli
Unbearable Suffering and Messages of Hope
The speaker reflects on suffering and poverty, urging compassion for those ill and fearful for the future. They emphasize understanding and offering hope rather than judgment, and ask God to guide gentle communication to those in distress. The passage underscores empathy toward ill individuals and the impact of illness on loved ones.
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Nature
Lydia E. Pineeham
WIU
Anta Monica
Calif
Anthony Adverse
Sophie
Leslie Howard
Charles Norris
Hamlet
Mr. Pincus
Pincus
Mr. Ginsberg
Mr. Dreifus
Essex Street
Irvin
CORB
Irvin S. Cobb
Lemuel F. Parton
Sea Ancienta
Mr. Hartford
Harvard
Henrietta G. Hartford
Charleston
Joel
Alan Villiers
Brooklyn
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Germany
Junker
Nazi Party
Wuerttemberg
Rome
Mussolini
Hoover
Harry E. Yarnell
Rales
Teres
China
Yorktown
Americe
Oklahoma
Uncle Phil
Tooey
Kew Paint. Co
Janesville
Wisc
Chapman Bidg
Los Angeles
Lit
Automatic Novelty Co
St. Ange
Fia
Farm Service Corporation
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Gueraatecd
Denton
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