Take My Word For It Subversive Word Usage Notes
Frank Golby discusses the word subversive its Latin roots and evolving American usage. He argues it labels individuals or groups aiming to overthrow government and cites examples from English word formation. The column also touches on carnations being called pinks with explanation of pinked petal edges.
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Material up front decides sports outcomes not coaches
The piece argues that in football and baseball the decisive factor is the players and talent, not coaches or managers. It cites Shifts in college and pro ranks, names star passers, backs and hitters, and even recalls Buck O Neil and early passing eras to stress material over leadership.
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New Farm Program Plans Face 1950 Start Date
Washington report outlines the 80th Congress farm program still awaiting action. Parity and support levels shift for Steagall commodities, with 90 percent parity for some items and 60 percent for others, while basic commodities keep similar terms. Potatoes and related costs draw criticism for ongoing price supports and losses. Deference to inflation concerns surfaces in Senate exchanges as Dewey seeks a favor denied in the special session.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
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Ohio
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Youthful Wear Pattern 1810 Shirtwaist Review
Pattern No 1810 offers a youthful daytime frock with a peplum to slim the waist and a row of buttons down the front. Available in bright plaid or solid tones in sizes 12 14 8 08 and 20 with 4 yards of 35 or Ech fabric. a nearly tailored shirtwaister remains a ward robe favorite.
Frugal household hacks from a bygone kitchen log
Practical tips on stain removal and food prep from a vintage guide. Remove coffee or tea stains with damp salt rubs. Rice water makes thick gravy. Rust sinks from skillets with scour powder and steel wool. Cardboard milk containers become plate scrapers. Create an edible fruit cake container by baking in an orange shell. Salt in water speeds boiling in a double boiler. Tweezers and paraffin remove chicken pinfeathers. Store peanut butter jars upside down. Refrigerate french dressing and add just before serving. Dissolve salt in hot cereal for uniform flavor.
Columbus Letter Up for Sale in London Auction
A rare auction in London will offer a Columbus letter announcing the New World discovery. The item tops a 7000-document collection of five centuries of American history from the late Sir LeFeater Harmaworth. Other items include Franklin’s prayer book and Penn’s deed for New Jersey.
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