Linen dates to 1253 in England by Flemish weavers
A chronicle notes linen production began in England in 1253 when Flemish weavers introduced the industry. The date marks the start of domestic linen manufacture and trade, illustrating early textile history and cross channel craft transfer.
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England
Most Roads Unpaved In United States
A. H. Benedict, Utah technologist, notes that eighty six percent of U S roads remain dusty despite twenty five years since widespread dust clouds plagued motorists. The report highlights ongoing road conditions and infrastructure challenges.
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United States
A. H. Benedict
Utah
Soldier Hoag Seeks Proper Shoes During Training
Pvt. Jim Hoag stationed at Camp Claiborne in training wears size 13 AA and asks when the shoe bottleneck will end so proper footwear can fit. In Marshalltown Iowa he placed cardboard shoes for inspection and otherwise trained in bare feet or stockings.
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Camp Claiborne
Harold Benzing
Jim Hoag
Marshalltown
Iowa
Hoag
Olson Park Rock Garden A Draw For Visitors
Olson Park in Chicago attracts thousands as Walter E. Olson builds a six month costlier rock garden on Crawford and Diversy. Rare stones and native vegetation from Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan enhance the grounds around his factory offering an appealing retreat for workers and guests.
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Olson Park
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Diversey Avenues
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Walter E. Olson
Businessman-Artist Sticks to Ideas in Porcelain
Chicago scene features David W. Seyler, noted 23 year old porcelain designer and factory owner in Kentucky, presenting Kenton Bills Porcelain to Meyric Rogers of the Art Institute of Chicago. Europe’s war has cut skilled porcelain supply, and Seyler continues to fulfill his lifelong ideal with decorative pieces meeting exacting taste.
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Chicago
Meyric Rogers
Art Institute of Chicago
Kenton Bills
Kentucky
Europe
Seyler
America
Mrs Coolidge Taught Before Marriage at Deaf School
Mrs. Coolidge, prior to her marriage to Calvin Coolidge, served as a teacher for three years at a school for the deaf and dumb.
Cheaper cuts of meat become tender with moist heat
Economy cuts of meat are as nutritious as choice cuts when cooked slowly with moisture. A beef plate example shows long simmering for 2 1 2 hours for a 4 pound piece. Add horseradish cream or lemon flavored sauces, pair with potatoes parsnips sauerkraut or beans, and use cooking liquid in gravy or broth.
Spinach and Tomato Casserole Recipe Card
A simple spinach and tomato casserole recipe uses 2 cups spinach drained 2 cups tomatoes 11-2 cents dry bread crumbs and 2 tablespoons butter. Layer crumb in a buttered dish add spinach then tomatoes top with crumbs and bake medium heat until brown. If using home canned spinach boil ten minutes before mixing.
Home resilvering of mirrors explored
A reader asks if old mirrors can be resilvered at home. The response warns that resilvering cannot be done successfully at home due to process temperature controls. It notes commercial resilvering costs mainly from shipping and insurance, and suggests delivering mirrors to a nearby factory and picking them up to cut costs.
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Want
Men Knit Too Wakefield Circle Led by Mayor Jolly
In Wakefield England an all male knitting circle forms under Mayor J M Jolly who is a skilled knitter. Long serving Deputy Mayor Harry Watson participates in the group and shares leadership alongside the mayor.
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Wakefield
England
J. M. Jolly
Harry Watson
Tt Happens in the Best of Families
A family observes a boy named Donny who embellishes tales of others misbehaving to seem heroic. Parents test his standing by showing interest in his hobbies and inviting neighbors over. Gradually Donny gains acceptance as Dad notes progress, while Mom notes the change in atmosphere as the child feels included.
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Billy Harding
Dad
Donny
Mother
Johnsons
Paul
Mom
Chinch bugs in Iowa threaten woodlands and crops
Iowa farmers face chinch bug pressure in a season expected to hinge on weather. State reports show beef consumption within Iowa, rising 21 percent locally, and 656 beef heifer club members in 86 counties completing projects. Planting times affect corn yields, hybrid seed adoption grows, and oat test plots reach a record 55 counties.
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Iowa
Garden and livestock tips from spring planting season
Practical gardeners receive guidance on trimming heavy limbs without bark damage, building cutworm shelters from tin cans, and weighing piglets at weaning with target weights of 40 to 50 pounds. Poultry feeding plans emphasize smash as a growth builder, corn as fattening grain, and careful mash mixing to avoid stunting. Steps to curb flies include sanitation, covered waste, and safe poisons. Swine erysipelas advice urges veterinary diagnosis to distinguish from hog cholera during outbreaks.
Serum therapy for erysipelas in hogs described
The article describes anti erysipelas serum as valuable in treating acute erysipelas in pigs when used early. Improvement often appears within hours after serum application. The guidance stresses giving serum to visibly affected hogs that are not too far gone.
Brewster County Texas Land Size Compared to Small States
Brewster County in Texas covers 5,035 square miles, roughly the combined land area of Rhode Island and Delaware plus half of Connecticut, illustrating its substantial expanse within the state.
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Texas
Rhode Island
Delaware
Connecticut
The Rare Silky Anteater Described by Nature Magazine
Nature Magazine notes the rare silky anteater of the American tropics resembles a curled seed pod called Flor de Balsa. The diminutive animal stands about eight inches tall in erect posture, with a buff coat and two curved claws used to root ant nests for food.
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American Tropics
Wolfgang von Hagen
Nature Magazine
Broadcaster Silence and Insanity Trial Exchange
A juror foreman cites insanity as the defense while the judge questions the twelve jurors. The page also features ads for paints and roofing samples along with a witty wartime line about porridge and a questionable hotel UV sanitation claim.
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