Blue Jay Reforms Its Ways Adapts To Human Life
In a study from the Smithson ian Institution avian history Dr Winsor Marrett Tyler notes the blue jay has shifted from a wild reclusive bird to a near tame presence near human habitations. Once scarce near towns the jay now frequents gardens and doors with its striking crest and fiery temperament.
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Winsor Marrett Tyler
Smithsonian Institution
Dr. Tyler
Tyler
New Home Cleaner Uses For Daily General Job
The passage outlines standard household cleaning methods and cautions. It compares benzine type solvents, carbon tetrachloride for spotting, and foamy commercial cleaners for upholstery. Soapsuds saturate fabrics, while proper rinsing and drying help. Specialized cleaners protect paint, parchment shades, and windows. Silver and brass care recommendations follow.
Shortage of Vessels Highlights Merchant Marine Crunch
The U S Maritime Commission shows a drop from 162 US registry passenger ships in 1939 to 91 now, with 27 017 total capacity and only 21 active vessels. Many ships are inactive or under reconversion or repair as Truman forms a five member advisory panel on the merchant marine.
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Truman
United States Maritime Commission
Coast Guard
Protecting Upholstered Furniture From Moths
Upholstered furniture covered with wool or mohair and filled with hair, wool or feathers is subject to moth attack. Thick cotton felt under the top and a tight bottom covering give protection, while thin felt allows moths to reach the filling. Regular vacuuming and moth sprays mitigate damage.
Women on Coins Across Nations Highlight Limited U.S. Representation
The piece notes no American woman has appeared on U.S. coins aside from symbolic liberty imagery. It cites Queen Isabella of Spain as the sole woman to appear on an American coin, while highlighting extensive female coin honorees abroad. Queen Wilhelmina of Holland features repeatedly, first as a young queen, then crowned in 1898, again in 1912, and in 1933 as reigning monarch.
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Isabella of
Spain
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Anniversary Celebration Recalls Cuba History
The piece reflects on Cuba becoming one of 21 American republics and marks the 45th anniversary of independence. It links General Leonard Wood transferring power to Thomas Estrada Palma in 1902, notes the 1898 US pledge for armed aid, and recalls the battles and treaties that shaped Cuba's early republic and reconstruction era. It also references Remember the Maine and Cuba Libre as enduring phrases.
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Cuba
United States
Leonard Wood
Pres
Thomas Estrada Palma
General Wood
Estrada Palma
Havana
American Congress
Maine
Cuba Libre
Spain
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
Plan Traffic Lanes for Better Room Arrangement
Planning the layout starts with functional traffic lanes to avoid blocking paths. Place lamps to illuminate near chairs and work tables, and situate easy chairs within conversational reach. Position large tables where they are most needed, then consider aesthetics by identifying the focal point guiding the arrangement.
Farm Questions and Answers on Roosts Wheat Weed Control and Cattle Rations
Readers submit questions on poultry roosts for three week old chicks weed control timing for 2 4 D on wheat and oats dry period rations for dairy cows and egg production for late hatched pullets. Answers cover safe roost setup early flock growth weed kill timing before stem elongation and when heads appear, nutrition for dry cows, expected milk gains by breed, and no disadvantage to late hatchers with proper management. Questions directed to FARM FACTS column at 835 South Eighth Street St. Louis Missouri with free answers.
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South Eighth Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Ancient cosmetics and beauty practices across history
Priests introduced early perfumery while aromatics date back to 1350 B C. Roman noblewomen bleached hair. Cold cream manufactured in Europe by the first century but used for massage and cleansing. North American Indians used it as foundation and skin protection. Romans knew depilatories and pumice stones for whitening teeth. Napoleon era fashion highlighted feet and legs inspiring pedicures. Empress Josephine spread cosmetic secrets from her homeland making artificial beautifiers popular.
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Europe
Napoleon
Josephine
Insect Control Plan Aims at Citywide DDT Use
Communities could cut house fly and mosquito populations by annual air spray campaigns using DDT. Dr. Thomas L. Guyton of the Pennsylvania bureau of plant industry cites examples showing effective control with light applications, not exceeding one pound per acre. A large demonstration was done last summer in Philadelphia.
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Thomas L. Guyton
Pennsylvania Bureau of Plant Industry
Philadelphia
Portraiture Boom in Georgian England Sparks Record Sitters
Age of Face Painting During 50 years in Georgian England saw more portraits painted than in three centuries on the continent of Europe. Sir Joshua Reynolds painted over 2,000, Gainsborough over 1,000 and Romney records more than 9,000 sittings in 20 years. The quality of these pictures is amazing though English portraits aren t ranked with Italian Dutch and Spanish paintings.
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Georgian
England
Europe
Joshua Reynolds
Gainsbor
Romney
Surnames Drawn From Animal Terms Across Languages
Etymologists link affectionate terms and ridicule to hereditary surnames. Examples include Hahn and Gallo from rooster and chicken, Fox with Todd and Lowrie, Leboeuf and Cheval, Katz and Loewe for lion, and Mussolini possibly derived from a gnat.
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Sperling
Fink
Pfau
Specht
Mussolini
Felton Triumphs as Willey Wins Third Straight
Felton opened with a three run rally in the first inning to top Chestertown 1 in the first. Chestertown protested the game from the third inning on over a base coaching box rule and the matter was sent to the National Baseball Congress for decision. J Derringer led Chestertown with two home runs and a double in four trips, while J Newman and Le gionnaire pitcher added a circuit shot and a single for the Legionnaires. Hardy defeated Greensboro Cupids 16 to 5 as Vodvarka earned his fifth straight win, Tarburton started for Greensboro, Butler finished. Multiple players led with three or more hits, home runs, or doubles across the doubleheader. July 4th schedule features games at Houston, Rock Hall, Chestertown, and Denton as teams push toward a tighter standings race with signings due by July 4.
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Legionnaires
H. Willey
Felton
Chestertown
National Baseball Congress
John Derringer
J. Newman
Legionnaire Twirler
Melvin
Minner
Vets
Hardy
Greensboro Cupids
Joe Vodvarka
F. Tarburton
Greensboro
Cal
Butler
Bob Bilbrough
Lawton
R. Everett
Bill Green
R. Berry
Lemans
Green
Berry
Mer. Lawton
Delaware
Maryland
Houston
Camden
Wyoming
Rock
Denton
Rock Hall
Camden-Wyoming
Greensboro Commissioners Batting and Fielding Notes
The record lists CG Johnson Vane and Harrison and Rich as Commissioners of Greensboro. RBIs credited to J Johnson Willis Vane Nuttle Hughes. Two-base hits by Rich Harrison. Three-base hits by Willis Vane. Stolen bases by C Johnson Scott Scurto three, Rich two, Nuttle. Scurto had a sacrifice. Left on bases: Houston ten Denton.
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CG. Johnson
Vane
Harrison
Rich
J. Johnson
Willis
Nuttle
Hughes
C. Johnson
Scott
Scurto
Houston
Denton
Is. H. A
Roe
Tucker
Harrington
Counselman
Carter
Walls
Water Works
Denton Air H. P. A
Howard B. Asilton
Eastern Shore Public Service
Lane
Standard Oil Co
H. C. Rawlings
Cole
M.M. Ginn
J. C. Fisher
Andrews
Pa. R. R. Co
K. Thomas Everagam
P. Xmas Lights
J. T. Butler
Bovis
Caroline County Bank
RHE Pet Mi
G. H. Ware
Enterprise Printers
Milby & McKenny Co
R. D. Woo
Nuttle Lumber Co
Sanborn Map Co
BE. L. Jones Co
Chapman Valve Co. Garlock
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