Benefits in Community Foresight Outlined for Kansas City
The Kansas City Times argues for regional planning with long term programs like Chicago and Detroit. It cites Philadelphia's private construction push of 300 million over five years and Hoover’s employment stabilization idea, urging elites to lead orderly, businesslike development.
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Painting Brick Color Choices for Brick Homes
Brick can be painted to add color and protection though the color should reflect brick’s character. While any shade is possible, it is wiser to paint brick to look like brick rather than imitate other materials. White or cream with green trim is possible but tied to colonial clapboard styling and not generally advised.
Ornamental Shade Trees Described as Desirable
The piece argues shade trees are highly desirable and cites Indianapolis history as a model of tree lined streets. It urges private and voluntary effort by property owners to plant trees in front of homes to restore and elevate a city’s forest character, referencing Cleveland as Forest City.
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Indianapolis News
Cleveland
Forest City
Indianapolis
Entrance placement and old home doorway aesthetics
The article stresses a welcoming entrance in harmony with a house design rather than central alignment. It criticizes small doors and praises large, expansive doorways that rise toward second-story windows, creating a hospitable impression for approaching guests.
Growing City's Needs for Clean Streets and Parks
The text advocates well paved streets clean parks and boulevards and well ordered private property for city growth and the health comfort and pride of residents. It stresses land, air quality, and orderly development as key factors in urban progress.
Inoculation Boosts Soybean Yields in Virginia Field
USDA researchers report inoculating soybean seed with nodule bacteria doubled the seed pod count and roughly doubled the protein content, yielding about 2.5 tons of dry hay per acre versus 0.75 tons with untreated seed. The test occurred on a 230 acre field near Middleburg Virginia on FLL Fred’s farm.
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Fred
Middleburg
B. B. Fred
Unversity of
Wisconsin
Charles Thom
Division of
Tolerobiology
L.T. Leonard
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Soll Bacteriology
Greatest Usefulness of Jerusalem Artichokes
The greatest usefulness of Jerusalem artichokes has been as stock feed. In France they are used for sheep and cattle, and in this country they are grown for fodder. Leaves and branches serve as stock feed abroad, stalks can be cured like corn stover or made into silage or alcohol. Europeans have used the crop to some extent.
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Jerusalem
Agricultural Notes on Rain, Repairs and Planting
Rainy days aid repairs and winter warms, a sharp plowshare saves sore necks. Clean up wet spots in the field and sow soybeans after corn, to cut losses. Standing machinery invites expense. forward looking farmers plan permanent pastures and start cucumbers cantaloupes and watermelons in hot beds.
Disease Control Needed for Rabbits Paragraph
The U S Department of Agriculture urges disease prevention to keep rabbits healthy. The new Farmers Bulletin No 1568 7 reviews parasitic and bacterial diseases, including coccidiosis mange ear and stomach worm, fleas and lice irritation, snuffles and pneumonia, plus prevention and control measures. A copy can be obtained by request from the USDA in Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers' Bulletin
DOW
Washington, D. C
Growing Asparagus Made Easy in Beds and Roots
The article explains asparagus cultivation is simple with rich soil and proper feeding. Create a bed with well rotted manure, plant one year old roots 18 inches apart in rows 2 1/4 feet apart, and space a 20 by 20 foot bed with about 100 roots. Either method is fine but roots are preferred. keep the soil rich and avoid extended summer cutting to maintain long-term yields.
Pineapple Pear Noted As Blight Resistant Yet Poor Raw.
The Pineapple pear is highly resistant to blight and can grow where other varieties fail, though it remains poor tasting when eaten fresh. It may be a pure oriental pear or a hybrid between oriental and European types, with better varieties having no place in poor growing locales.
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Rleffer
Seed Potatoes Need Cork Layer Before Planting
Potato growers should cut seed potatoes and store them for one or two days to let a corky protective layer form over the cut surfaces. The layer protects moisture and keeps rot organisms out. Store at about 70 degrees Fahrenheit in dark, fairly moist air until healing completes.
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State College of Agriculture
Ttlicn
N.Y
Several Essentials for Sweet Clover Outlined
The article lists key factors for successful sweet clover: rainfall above 17 inches, adequate soil time, and a firm seed bed. It notes the crop’s hardiness but cautions that stands are not always easy to establish. Inoculation is advised when growing where alfalfa or sweet clover has not before.
Fairy Ybab Hosts Snow Fort Snowball Fight
Fairy Ybab invites the Brownies Gnomes Elves and friends for a joyful snowball fight. Four forts are built for each group with extra snowballs and magic sled prizes. Gnomes win the final prizes while all praise Fairy Ybab for a wonderful snowy party.
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What Do You Like To Draw Best In Salaried Art
Riddling verses question what an artist likes to draw best linking salary to art. It poses wordplay about letters and sounds, asks which letters or fetters bring success, and ends with a logic puzzle about sheep and feet, dogs, and a shepherd.
The Other Twin Little Tune
A two year old child defines a twin by saying the other is the one asked about when a visitor points to one baby. The remark highlights playful confusion between the twins and their identical appearance.
Novel World War Clipping Collection Acquired by New York
The New York Historical Society with funds from John D. Rockefeller Jr. has acquired Otto Spengler's 400 volume World War clipping collection. It includes papers from across the United States and many foreign outlets. While not complete, the set is deemed the largest of its kind and a vital resource for studying public perception of the war.
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New York Historical Society
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Otto Spengler
New York
Gays
Evening Standard
United States
California Fig Syrup Promises Easy Relief for Constipation
An aging advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, gentle remedy for babies and children. It credits improved digestion and stronger health to ongoing use, cites a long sales history and a testimonial from a Western mother in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
French Actors Upset Over Rap Caricatures At Theatre
Actresses and actors condemn caricatures by Rap, a Paris revue artist, who mocks contemporary personalities. Mistinguette, famed dance idol, reportedly had a poor reaction after seeing a cartoon of herself on stage. At exit, the manager offered a meeting with Rap, but she refused and hurried away.
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MistIngue
Li Fs
Freshman Named Jr. Confusion Stirs Debating Nickname
Local chatter centers on Frogamiore Aways who signs as Jr. despite being a freshman. The quarrel hinges on whether the suffix signals a tradition or a misprint in student names and seniority.
Fragmented Text Reflects Nonstandard Local Notice
A garbled OCR fragment shows disjointed phrases about cheaper options, sublimation, and altruism. It mentions lowbrow and hiring a truck, with unclear context or actions, offering no clear event or outcome.
Film credits and trade bars in a Mexican context
A fragment notes a film remark about long lists of collaborators and title writers. It then states that over 75 percent of Mexican export trade and about 70 percent of its import trade are with the United States.
Roman Dikes and Coastal Defenses From Ancient Times
The article describes Dutch and Frisian dikes guarding the Netherlands from North Sea floods. It notes rises up to 40 feet and wide tops along canals with earthwork cores, stone slopes, and brush-wood revetments. It lists the West Espene dike at 12,468 feet long with a 300 foot slope and a ridge path with a roadway and railway.
Robinson Crusoe Scene Surprises Young Audience
At an East side showing of "Toth Hood" a five year old boy who can read peppered questions to his older brother. He struggles to follow the wartime theme as the tense scene unfolds with the boy exclaiming about Robinson Crusoe wearing a feather in his hat.
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Toth Hood
Falon
Dangerous Times: Girls Marrying Too Young
A clipped front shows concerns that girls are marrying too young. A speaker laments loss of control and the risk of improvident matches as societal worries rise about youth and matrimony.
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