Radio Stations Broadcast Talks for Farmers
About 100 effective broadcasting stations will send farm program digests to the U S Department of Agriculture starting October 4. The radio service schedules 20 special features weekly and will run the U S radio farm school with lessons mailed to enrollees. A noonday flash program reaches a million farmers with county agent and farmer discussions. Aunt Sammy and Uncle Sam's sister provide humor and housekeeping tips on 30 and 50 stations respectively. Additional features include a weekly letter home from a college student and insect pest tales, weather chats, and farm economics interviews.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Radio Service
Government Farm
Department
United States Radio Farm School
Department of Agriculture
Sammy
Sam
Bureau of Home Economics
Dad
Agricultural Economist
Lester Bell a Key Factor in Cardinals Race
NEA Service reports St. Louis third baseman Lester Bell as a star of the team. His steady hitting lifts the pennant push, with expectations near .340 after hitting .285 last season. Bell began as a shortstop, moved to third base, and joined the Cardinals in 1923 before a Milwaukee stint and 1925 recall.
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NEA Service
ST. Louis
Cardinal
Lester Bell
Bell
Milwaukee
Witness Testimony Clarity During Oath Questioning
An attorney asks a fair witness if she understands the oath while the judge notes the emphatic reply that she married a sailor. The exchange underscores the witness's firm assertion of her marital status amid courtroom questioning.
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Fair Witness
Sailor
Wide Shirring Frock Feature in Daytime Silk Dress
The new simple daytime silk frock showcases wide shirring at the waistline and on the shoulders. This detail defines the garment’s easy line and style for casual wear.
Standard Motor Oil Boosts Mileage in Several 1925 Tests
In road tests from September 24 to October 22, 1925, Ford, Buick, Hudson, Mack, and White vehicles showed increases in oil and gas mileage after using the new Standard Motor Oil. Reported benefits include smoother operation, more power, reduced carbon deposits, and cooler, less friction motors across multiple mileages and vehicle types.
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DODGE
FORD
BUICK
Hudson
Mack Motors
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Goodyear
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Mack
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