Early American Traditions Mark The Beginning Of Married Life For John Coolidge And Bride
John Coolidge and his bride begin married life in an early American setting with furniture from the Governor Winthrop era. Florence Coolidge describes gifts from across the United States and her plan to handle cooking and household duties, while emphasizing wholesome simplicity and family support.
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John Coolidge
Julia Blanshard
Plainville, Conn
Coolidge
Trumbull
Land
Florence
Plorence
John
United States
Creation
Florence and John Plan Frugal Married Life in New Haven
Florence vows to study thrift and self sufficiency as she prepares for marriage. She will handle housekeeping as a career and cook three meals daily, while maintaining a simple lifestyle. John plans daily lunches at home and they will live modestly on his salary.
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Florence
John
Westville
New Haven
Ecru
John Coolige
John H. Trumbull
Plainville
Conn
Ham and Bacon Exhibit at State Fair to Draw Entries
Raleigh reports the North Carolina State College agri workers will run a ham and bacon show with $132 in premiums and expert tips on curing meat. An egg show under Dr. Kaupp offers premiums for market and fancy breeding eggs. The 4 H club exhibits led by L R Harrill include eight demo teams, farm crops, swine, poultry and calves with a $1,200 premium pool for the calf division.
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Raleigh
Agricultural Workers of
North Carolina State College
R. E. Nance
Nance
B. F. Kaupp
L. R. Harrill
Harrill
Farm Board Seeks Way to Aid Tobacco Growers in Carolina
Washington officials report the Federal Farm Board is studying steps to ease the tobacco crisis in eastern North Carolina. A conference with tobacco buyers and senators from producing states is urged, aiming to discuss price relief while noting time is short to set up new machinery.
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Robert M. Lynn
Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Board
North Carolina
Senator Simmons
James C. Stone
Kentucky
Tobacco Authority
Tobacco
Department of Commerce
Carolina
Simmons
Washington
Senate
United States Senate
Farm Board
Congress
Couple Plans Ideal Home After Dinners Out
The narrator expresses preference to dine at home and host dinner parties in their own future house, hoping to recreate the ambiance of their parents' home. Both partners share the vision of a comfortable, sociable living space.
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John
Most Cars Owned in Small Cities by Nation
A survey by the American Automobile Association shows 55 percent of U.S. cars are in towns under 10,000 residents. About 11.4 percent are in cities over 600,000, with 11 percent in 100,000 to 500,000 communities. The smallest share, 6 percent, is in cities with 50,000 to 100,000 people.
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Washington
United States
American Automobile Association
British Whalers to Trial Electric Harpoons in Antarctica
British whaling crews plan to test electric harpoons this season in Antarctic waters. The move targets increased efficiency and reduced chemical explosive use, reflecting a shift in gear as fleets operate off South Georgia and surrounding regions.
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Antarcts
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London
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High Point
Mrs. Dull
High Point Enterprise
S. R. Dull
North Carolina Public Service Company
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