Roadside Marketing by T. J. Delohery
Farmers use roadside markets to sell apples peaches cherries and cider at competitive prices while inviting customers to stay longer and sample other farm products. Stories highlight Ellsi y Hawley and several operators in Oklahoma and Colorado who drive traffic with on-site meals, flowers, and live demonstrations, turning visits into multiple sales and loyal customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esliy Hawley
Pieasant Valley
Qmarketa
Mira
Henry Loser
Loger
Faror
John Benk
Worth
Hin
Denk
Ena
John Schmidt
Schmidt
Shawnee
Kane
Frank Payne
Ronda
Prayne
Big City
Anid
Knnsag
Payne
Broken Bow
Tulsa
Okla
Smith Testerman
Tulea Chamber of Commerce
Preston
Western Newspaper Union
Shirley Chooses Shirley Chooses Dow-Panes in April Breeze
Shirley Davis, young and lovely, is courted by her employer Harold Watson and by Michael Ryan a waiter. She rejects wealth and status for love and shares a future of hard work with Michael, rejecting both proposal and social climb in favor of a modest life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Davis
Arnold Watson
Mins Davis
Shirley
Harold Watson
Catherine Phil- Mpa
Catherine
Funtiles
Ffarold Watson
Flarold Watson
Harold
Catherine Phillips
Michael Ryan
Ienan
Mile
Varald Watson
My. Watson
Sven
Virginia
Adirondacks
Michael
Twelfth Street
Europe
Shibley
the Mann
Martyrs of Christian Faith Patron Saints Descriptions
The article recounts St Barbara of the third century who converted to Christianity, was tortured, and beheaded by her father who was struck by lightning. It notes St Cecilia died around 220 after refusing to sacrifice, with legends of torture and eventual death, and her role as patron saint of music and the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barbara
Shea
Cecelia
Doly
Three Distinct Types of Dirigible Airships
Three distinct dirigible types are described: rigid airships with a internal skeleton, nonrigid or buoyant envelopes held by internal gas, and semirigid with a gas pressure maintained form aided by a keel. The engines drive a fuselage under the gas bag, while free balloons rely on wind for direction.
Very Low Birthrate In Fingland and Wales Reported
Very low birthrate 16.6 per thousand marked a decline with 16 700 fewer births. Total births recorded 832 081. The report highlights the region as having the lowest rate among countries measured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingland
Wales
Silent Majority Ralph Poor David Joins Palient Majority
Chelsea Record notes the remark about Ralph Poor David joining the palient majority after a marriage. Peter questions if death occurred. Ralph clarifies not dead, only married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
David
Peter
Chelsea Record
Bridal Veils That Are Different by Cherie Nicholas Elking
A 1943 Western Newspaper Union fashion brief surveys modern bridal headpieces. It highlights hat trends from flat brims and tiara beading to visor veils and pillbox models, with accompanying gowns in bengaline and crepe. Named styles include silver beadwork, cape veils, and orange blossom adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
Western Newspaper Union
Blouses Dominate Fall Fashions In Diverse Fabrics
Fall fashion centers on warm suits paired with blouses in jersey cashmere velveteen satin and velvet. Tailored satin polo style blouses with long sleeves cuff links suit black outfits, white or vivid red green. Silk neckties show in dark tones with tiny white patterns, velveteen varieties pair with swelling skirts, plaid options appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Shoes Purses and Belts Made of Delicate Woods
Delicate woods feature in fashion with pink-backed Holland tald and Madame Ina looks. Wooden shoes, belts, hats, and buttons are styled to impress, including bird's-eye maple bags with gingham, wooden bracelets, and inlaid vanity cages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame
Elegant Negligegs and the New Negligera Fashion
A fragmented description notes elegant new negligera called elegant as evening, with heavy European influence and dull satins. Long slender designs are prominently featured, highlighting a fashion shift in decorative attire.
Conscience, friendship, and the talk of Mr Dick
Nicholas Murray Butler and ED Howe comment on conscience and self confession in a satirical essay. The narrator, a famed professor, reflects on dignity pride and moral judgment while praising Butler and Durant and critiquing Zarathustra and public notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dick
Nicholas Murray Butler
ED Howe
Napoleon Bonaparte
Charles Dickens
David Copperfield
Gort
King Charles
Columbia University
Butler
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Sere
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Cienie Nicholas
Howe
Sam
Tamas
Ife
Frederick Neltzache
Zarathrustra
Randera
Will Durant
Batore
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