Important Fashions In Simple Patterns
Fashion notes promote the smock frock as smart, practical maternity wear in flat crepe georgette or wool. Patterns No 1833 for teens and No 1836 for children guide thrifty wardrobe building with step by step sew charts, selling pattern book and individual patterns at 15 cents.
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Jersey
Ficacy
Kami
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU Servica
Constipation relief ad promotes Kellogg All Bran cereal
An old ad copy touts avoiding headaches from constipation by eating Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. It urges drinking water and consuming the cereal daily, sold by local grocers in the Bailie Creek area.
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Bailie Creek
Eney Grocer
All in Time No Rock So Hard But That Little Wave
A compact quote from Tennyson about time and effort, noting that even a small force can overcome great difficulty. The line contrasts endurance with the vast span of history, suggesting perseverance amid challenge.
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Tennyson
Soviet Presses New Conquests In Global Spotlight
Joseph LaBine analyzes Soviet advances as Western attention shifts. The piece labels a Nazi ally as the sole war victor, reflecting editor's note that opinions are the analyst's, not the paper's.
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Russia and Europe face shifting war and trade tides
Six weeks into the 1939 conflict, Russia appears to have gained control of parts of Poland and the Baltic states, threatening Scandinavia. Britain and France weigh peace versus war while U S corn and crop reports show shifting quotas. Diplomatic efforts mix with looming battles as Germany plots western offensives and global trade shifts unfold.
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Poland
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Latvia
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U.S
Laurence A. Steinhardt
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White Sea
England
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Persia
Turkey
Afghanistan
India
France
Britain
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Germany
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Jose
Stalin
Europe
Kentucky News Quiz Sparks Washington Debate
A condensed quiz format ranges across national figures. Al Capone is questioned for past actions and potential release. An unnamed executioner linked to Sacco Vanzetti and Hauptmann is queried for his surname and fate. Richard Gallogly faces a recent life-sentence development in Georgia. Charles A. Byrne of New Orleans is noted for prosecutions and graft investigations amid a Dewey-like campaign.
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al Capone
Chicago
Terminal Island
California
Florida
Ite
Robert G
Sacco
Vanzetti
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Richard Gallogly
Georgia
Mornner
Charles A. Byrne
New Orleans
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress Talk Fest Sparks Free For All In Crisis Time
Washington lawmakers erupted in heated debate over war neutrality policy as Tobey’s embargo repeal vote failed 65 to 26. Critics including Bennett Champ Clark attacked President Johnson and warned against militarized moves, while Edward Burke urged strong aid to allies.
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Senate
New Hampshire
Charles W. Tobey
Congress
U. S
Missouri
Bennett Champ Clark
Panama Canal
Clark
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Poland
Nebraska
Edward R. Burke
Germany
Careful Handling Helps Prevent Milk Contamination
Prof. H. A. Berman notes that clean handling and proper sanitation protect milk flavor. Contamination by bacteria, poor utensil care, sunlight, and metal salts can cause off flavors described as tallowy or cardboard. Use free rinsing cleaners and correct disinfectants to minimize odors and tastes.
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H. A. Berman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Pasture Development Pays Good Dividends for Farmers
The USDA data show pasture accounts for about a third of feed for market milk and beef cattle in seven districts, while only one-seventh of feed costs. The AAA offers lime and superphosphate support to northeast and southern farmers to improve pastures, with conservation payments funding soil-building. Lime and phosphate help depleted permanent pastures by promoting desirable grasses and legumes and reducing weeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
AAA J
East Central
Bin capacity and conversion rules for grain storage
The text lists various unit conversions for bin storage: a bushel equals 1.25 cubic feet, a cubic foot equals 0.8 bushel, one bushel of ear corn contains 2% cubic feet, and a bin height calculation uses floor area times 8 divided by 10 to yield bushels per foot. For circular bins radius-based volume uses pi approximations, and notes 1 cubic foot equals 7% gallons while one bushel equals 8% or 8,375 gallons.
Farming Briefs and Terraces Improve Land Use
Terraces save soil and frustrate erosion less than gullies. A ready-for-business combine and binder await next year's crop after proper greasing. Quoits and horsehoe pitching emerge as easy local sports, with a twilight barnyard golf idea for all ages. Contour farming creates irregular plots left fallow, now addressed by electric fencing to lure odd-shaped areas back into cultivation.
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