Postoffice Policy Questioned Over Strike Food Shipments
Postal officials set a neutral line amid a strike, refusing to deliver through picket lines to Tonday workers in Republic Steel mills at Niles and Warren. Debates ensue on whether halting food shipments aids strikers, with questions about precedents and potential danger to postal workers.
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Black-Draught A Good Laxative for Constipation
An advertisement urges readers to keep Black Draught on hand for immediate relief from constipation. It touts natural vegetable ingredients and claims thousands of men and women rely on the product at the first sign of digestive trouble.
Orchids On Your Bucket Promotes Frugal Style
Marian Young reports Marjorie Hillis urges readers to enjoy life on little money. The author argues poverty should not depress style, praising cheerful living and small luxuries as meaningful.
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Authear
Budget Parties and Gifts Spark Simple Holiday Style
Elsa Maxwells style urges cheerful, affordable entertaining and thoughtful gifts. Mis Hillis shares a gum drop tree and mirror place settings from a ten cent store. Fashion rules stress dressing well on a budget, building a wardrobe around one anchor color and economical, practical tones. Adolf Hiller, an aspiring artist, produced WWI watercolors at the front.
Ladybirds Used in War on Insects
WENATCHEE Washington tale of W C Peach, known as the ladybird king, collecting thousands of beetles in spring to ship to growers. He gathers Cecinellid beetles from rocks and trees, boxes them, and ships them nationwide to control aphids on roses and fruit trees. His work peaks in April to July, with long mountain climbs and wide travel for shipments.
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Washington
Yangtze Bridge Aims To Link Hankow Wuhaorng Hanyang
A new Yangtze bridge would connect Hankow Wuhaorng and Hanyang, enabling uninterrupted highway and railway traffic between northern and southern China. The project envisions inland industrial and fence cantens development as a result of the link.
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Giant land planes under construction in Hamble hub
London reports the first of 14 giant airliners weighing about 20 tons and carrying 42 passengers in Europe, with Empire type planes featuring larger cargo and 27 passenger ships daily. These world’s largest land planes aim to replace older models on European India routes, with early stock-car chromium plating begun in 1927.
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Servne
Hamble
India
Homemaking Also Learned at Camp
New York AP feature notes girls at Girl Scout camps learn domestic skills alongside camp duties. Campers, often 10 years old, take turns planning meals and setting tables while practicing budgeting. Miss Hazel K. Allen highlights calmer campers and stronger individual growth, aiming to expand winter camping in schools. Also mentions a 1937 U S motor vehicle export figure as context.
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