Garment production from U S cotton aids relief drive
In Linn county the Red Cross used 24 000 yards of government cotton to sew 11 305 garments for needy families. YWCA workers paid with unemployment relief produced shirts dresses bloomers and outing pieces while volunteers cut fabric and prepared more for sewing. Additional garments 5 908 factory made and 300 comforters and blankets arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Red Cross
Metta Burd
Helen V. Hubbard
Volunteer Service Committee
Evans Manufacturing Company
Welch-Cook-Beals Company
Mind imitation questioned by Thorndike and colleagues
Prof E L Thorndike of Columbia University notes he has never seen an animal imitate another or a human. Yerkes and Kohler concur, arguing that when two small objects are placed and one picked up and consumed, the observer thinks of that person rather than copying observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Thorndike
Columbia University
Yerkes
Kohler
Thorndike
Monkey imitation myths blamed on habit not copying
The text argues that apparent animal imitation stems from a habit of stuffing items in the mouth rather than true imitation. It notes psychologists’ interpretations that mimicry may reflect general behavior patterns, not copying, and critiques the notion of deliberate intent in animals.
Heredity and social advice in a mid-century column
The passage discusses how mood influences relationships and suggests new social circles or interests to shift focus. It also explains heredity, noting that offspring inherit mixed genetic factors leading to variation, with identical twins arising from a single germ cell.
Iowa State Forms Men's Domestic Science Classes
Demand for knowledge of meal planning and food preparation by men students has made it necessary for Iowa State college to form two classes in domestic science for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Williams on American goods aid gain broad support
Franklin H. Williams praises a policy favoring American goods as a laudable move that will gain support from many who cannot afford alternatives. The remark frames the policy as broadly beneficial and popular among consumers with limited means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin H. Williams
Planetary Configurations Favor Workers and Real Estate
The planetary configurations for this day favor employment industry and agriculture while cautioning against trickery deception and secret opposition. The guidance urges discretion to avoid difficulties after periods of stagnation.
Horoscopes and local notes on veterans relief meeting
The page includes a birthday forecast advising caution with investments and notes notable nativity Pius XI. It reports a Benton county conference at the courthouse about slash in veterans compensation and pensions with Hugo Geiger and local officials discussing taxpayer burden for destitute former service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius XI
Vinton
Court House
Hugo Geiger
Town Soldiers’ Bonus Board
Veterans’ Relief
Benton County
Geiger
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J. C. Heaton
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