Trailer Sales to Break All Records
Trailer competition expands nationwide as 1937 output surges 30 to 900 percent per plant. Real estate firms in northern and southern markets report mixed impacts on hotels, cottages, and rents as owners prepare to accommodate trailers and tourists while weather and housing shortages influence demand.
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Mets
United States
Northwestern National Lew Insurance Company
Minneapo
Michigan
California
U. S
Deg Moines
Iowa
Milwaukee
Wis
Ann
Asheville
North Carolina
Florida
St. Petersburg
Everything to Lose in Automobile Accidents
An analysis of 1936 accident reports by statisticians finds driver error as the leading cause of deaths. Excessive speed tops the list, followed by driving on the wrong side of the road and improper lane use. Other frequent mistakes include failing to yield, reckless driving, improper passing, and cutting in.
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Transiers Instiatite Company
Trailers Seen Filling Market Across Social Classes
A study notes house trailers attract a broad market including railroad workers teachers and unskilled laborers. Estimates of current in service rigs range from 300000 to 501000 with projected additions of about 150000 to 165050 by 1937 end.
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Pople
It’s a Tree Capital Too
Washington, the nation’s capital, hosts 121,625 trees making it the largest tree city in the world. Trees stand 52 feet apart on average and, if planted in one row, would stretch about 1,200 miles. Annual spraying lasts two to three months and uses 20 tons of arsenate of lead.
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Washington
Girl Nowadays Has to Know Baseball
JOAN DURHAM AP Feature Service Writer discusses how Ladies Day has shaped feminine behavior at baseball games. Ford Frick, president of the National Baseball League, notes virtuous conduct and etiquette for women in the stands while Pap, the sports cartoonist, adds guidance on handling a partner offering peanuts.
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Joan Durham
Mextern
Ford Frick
National Baseball League
Frick
Pap
Lessons of the Ballpark and the Outlaw Horse Funeral
A field guide tone describes noisy fan etiquette from early baseball lore including seating, cheering, questions, and not leaving until the game ends. In Montana, funeral rites crown the rodeo legend White Coyote, the notorious outlaw horse once bought by Billings for a water wagon and later retired to Cayuse hills.
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Outhaw
Billings
Montana
Leo Cremer
Cayuse Hills
Cremer
White Coyote
Cayuse
Honeymoon plan stirs office drama aboard Bermuda bound ship
Joan Barrett resists a rushed wedding with Bob as he urges a Bermuda honeymoon while Mr. Hendry plans a possible mining-property visit. The Queen of Bermuda sails toward the Atlantic as Joan weighs career duties, love, and a promised week away before tying the knot.
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St. Hendry's
Atelantic
Bob
Joan
Bermuda
Jean
Hendry
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Athan Afiles
Mr. Hendry
Lachinvar
Gok
Mr. Wendry
Neve
Bram the Axoran
Pim
California
Joun
Simple kitchen storage rearrangements prompt at home
Aransas Beo tenalon Circular 379 offers guidance on kitchen and storage equipment for home demonstrations. The note mentions arranging existing furnishings and adding shelves as inexpensive storage improvements and directs readers to obtain the circular from their home demonstration agent.
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Aransas
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Gigson Drug CO
Harry W. Shiver
Hope Heading Co
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Atkinson Nash Co
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