Garden Vision in Central Frens ty Studio Design Feature
The article details a garden planning feature connected to Central Frens ty and the Good Heastkeeping studio with architects and consultants named. It describes layered garden spaces, boxwood interiors, terraces, a pool with goldfish, and flowering borders, urging readers to adapt the grand design to personal space while noting seasonal planting ideas and aesthetic choices.
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Frens
Helen Koues
Dwight James Baum
Henry Ives Uobdle, Jr
New York
Myron Hunt
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Los Angeles
G. Herrick Hammond
FA J. A
Chicago
Winixwin
Lax
Soil Treatment for New Lawns Planning Guide
A detailed home lawn setup guide advises planning in warm months, choosing seed mixes, and thorough soil preparation. It covers grading, spading, balanced fertilization, weed management, and careful sowing with rolling and watering to establish a resilient lawn the next spring.
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Types of Roses Chosen for Their Late Blooms
From the New York Botanical Garden Gardener, the piece argues late season blooms matter. It notes roses suit climates, park plantings, and suburban streets, referencing the American Rose Society referendum selection.
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Boyton
New York Botanical Garden
New York
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Ore
Eiby
Rewen
American Rose
Roses in American gardens face hardier climate shift
The article discusses selecting hardy rose varieties for American climates, noting many hybrid teas were bred for foreign climates. It highlights California varieties, grafting on sturdy rootstocks, soil, fertilization with bone meal, and winter protection. It also covers planting, irrigation, and pruning practices for hybrid tea roses to foster robust growth and extended bloom periods.
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Fema
Macy
New York
Soman
Jacquemisot
Drusehki
Nesrou
America
California
Los Angeles
Lolita Arcmour
France
Pore
Road Oil Balers Rise In 1931 Sales
In 1931 road oil sales topped 7,170,102 barrels, up 28.5 percent from 1930, while value fell 62 percent due to low prices. Three quarters of sales came from Illinois, California, and East Coast refining districts.
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Washington
California
East Coast
Policeman Keeps Parakeet Hobby in Grendale
Detective Sergeant W. F. Warwick spends spare hours caring for about 600 parakeets in Grendale California. He owns cages and carts for the birds.
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Grendale
Cal
Warwick
Bobby
Weather Bureau librarian compiles 20 year wind name index
Charles Fitzhugh Tolman of the U S Weather Bureau has created a 20 year card index of weather terms. The collection includes 100 local wind names 50 will o the wisp variants and 99 obsolete forms of the word hurricane.
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Washington
Charles Fitzhugh Tolman
Weather Bureau
McKee gains as New York's action mayor over Tammany
New York's new mayor Joseph V McKee quickly acts to cut city contracts and salaries tied to Tammany influence. He lowers the budget, borrows money at lower interest, and earns praise as a practical, duty minded leader while facing Tammany resistance and court questions over his acting status.
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Leslie Eichet
Central Press
New York
Joseph V. Bfekko
James J. Walker
Intellestual
McKee Calla Tingelf
Ann New “York Haa
McKee
McKea
Mckhre
Walker
Tammanyita
Tammany
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Edward J. Brynn
Flynn
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Roosevelt
New York City
Bronx
Anit Aating
Jimmie Walker
Timmie
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Conrta
Roceevelt
Testead
City Hall
Subway 16
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Demeanor McKee
Glasgow
Scotland
Pordlam
Ife
Forihan
DaVitt Clifton High
Nome
Ford
Tom
Assembly
Board of Aldermen
Tammany Tisket
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Misa Covarelia Kraft
Rio
Maine election signals rising Democratic strength and effort
A Maine returns analysis notes a strong Democratic organization at work, with visible gains and renewed effort aimed at mobilizing voters through November. The piece discusses party regu larity, opposition engagement, and the role of local officials in testing strength between Hoover and Roosevelt amid ongoing political disputes.
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Maine
Sverybody
South
Hoover
Roosevelt
Polls, money, and late campaigning in the race
The piece notes distrust of poll results and voter reticence in expressing views. It highlights Republicans raising campaign funds through business supporters and predicts both parties will expend all resources through the final vote. It discusses doubts about money translating to employment effects and the inevitability of a close fight as polling ends.
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Worale
Joba
Maine
REN S PATH OF GLORY A HEN AND A SKILLET TALE
A Belgian solon proposes a reparations memorial citing pledges to Belgium from allies and foes. A farmer allegedly cooked a hen after it laid record eggs, and Durban reports Japan signing a 36000 ton scrap iron contract for bridges.
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Italy
Ais Ben
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Solon
Brussels
Cyrille van Overberghe
le Sair
Thea Aulevan
Belgium
Frenes
Africantron
Japan
Durban
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