Young Farmers Problems Raise Calls for Farm Life Education
The Indiana Evening Gazette reprints Agricultural Economics Extension notes on Young Farmers Problems. It argues small farms can be profitable with proper farmer and spouse drive, critiques education for steering youth to city jobs, and calls for realistic farming aims over social stratification beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warner
Agricultural Economics Extension
Pennsylvania
United States
Division of School System to Serve Farmers and Cities
The author argues for splitting the school system into farm and city branches. He contends that current schooling fails young farmers by extending general high school work into farming life. A dedicated farm school would guide graduates to finance, acquire a suitable farm, and rise as a first ranger on life's ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Beer and the Constitution in Three Point Two Debate
The article notes conflicting Georgia and Kentucky court rulings on the three point two beer law and its constitutionality. It recalls Kentucky and Georgia definitions of intoxication, observes the bill’s path to the Supreme Court, and suggests readers will learn if they are drunk or sober after the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Evening Gazette
Zivening Gazette
44Th SL
Chicago
Tribune Tower
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Supreme Court of the
United States
Georgia
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Public Works Plan Aims to Put Unemployed to Work
The government intends to borrow 3.3 billion dollars for public works to revive mills mines and factories and spur manufacturing. Indiana County Auto Club President A A Simpson outlined how funds will be allocated including 300 million by states and 100 million by population. Pennsylvania receives 21.0194 million with projects ranging from traffic hazard upgrades to bridge replacements and urban belt routes, plus footpaths to ease traveler movement and preference for idle soldiers in work programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Simpson
Automobile Club of
Indiana County
American Automobile Association
Indian Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Ate Simpson
Niharaie
Assistant Superintendent Driscoll to Head Elder's Ridge Mines
1903 notes report John Driscoll resigning as Adrian Mines assistant superintendent to become superintendent of the Pittsburgh Coal Company's mines at Elder's Ridge starting June 1. His family will remain in Adrian for several months. Also listed are land sales near Decker's Point and local dissolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jssue
Adrian
John Driscoll
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Elder's Ridge
Driscoll
Adrian Jefferson County
Ray R. Kinter
Tanoma
Kinter
Decker’s Point
McLaughlin, Dorn & Klock
Punx
Frank I. Rhine
Cora Kepple
Brushvalley
Charles McGraw
Ming Frain
Fairfield Township
Westmoreland County
James J. Henderson
Tregsie Macy
Bolivar
William Marshall
Johnstown
Bessie Howard
Garfield
Local Merchants Urge Community Buy Local Support
A persuasive piece urges residents to shop locally to boost the city’s economy and growth. It argues that buying from home merchants strengthens business, expands manufacturing and agriculture, and contributes to a thriving community. It also touches on household remedies and safe disposal of medicines, promising further articles on what should be kept in a family medicine chest.
Health myths and odd items in family medicine chests
A survey reveals independent Americans presume self care for health and plumbing fixes, producing a bizarre array of items in medicine chests. Surprising contents include bandage cloth, atomizer bulbs, shoe horns, curling irons, dried sponges, seeds, hair products, old dentures, and discarded cosmetics, reflecting self reliance and potential health risks.
Beach ready beauty tips for summer wear and bags
Glorifying Yourself Girls are urged to equip beach bags with waterproof cosmetics including suntan products, rouge, lipstick, creams, and deodorant. Advice covers cleansing, aftercare, and light cologne for hot weather, noting its refreshing use on arms, neck, and underarms.
New York's Chorus Girls See Fading Flourish Amid Crash
In New York City visitors notice chorus girls and models in hotels and shops, noting the chorus line decline since 1929. Only about 1,600 of the 5,500 Equity members remain working, with four weeks rehearsal unpaid and then half pay. Among the few working are fourteen performers in Gay Divorce, while others pursue side ventures in art, photography, piano, interior design, and modeling. Society models like Mary Taylor and Lucile Brokaw head a fashionable scene. several debs remain in demand for ads and fashion shoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stalto
Chorus Equity Association
Debs
Genera
Mary Taylor
Lucile Brokaw
Georgette Whelan
Renee Oakman Hubbell
Taylor
Bertram ‘Taylor
Francis McAdoo
Mimi Richardson
Marianne van Renasealach
Eleanor Barry
Salad making hints from the era
A garbled collection of quotes and culinary notes discusses proper conduct, the state of the bar, and the role of Methodist ministers, followed by detailed guidance on fruit and vegetable salads. It emphasizes choosing appropriate dressing, cutting ingredients evenly, chilling materials, and drying leaves thoroughly for crisp results.
Sister Mary’s Kitchen Salads For Summer Meals
Crisp cool salads add interest to summer meals and prove the eye is half the eating. Colorful fruit and vegetable salads provide minerals and vitamins, while hearty salads with meat fish or eggs supply protein and calories for main dishes. Fruit salads can serve as dessert as well as salad and are especially appealing for summer menus.
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N. Ray
Ny Dewitt, Tary
B. Dwight F
Indiana Printing and Publishing Co
Indiana Lvening Gazette
Rence
Smith
Sbilsheville, Pa
First Rangers
Public Works Plan
Clymer Brick Co
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Marconi Wireless Telegraph, Co
Philadelphia Street
John
Stadtmiller
Charles A.alter
Robert M. Wilson
Alice C. Grant
Saltsburg
Frank C. Foster
Clymer
Charlotte Murphy
Lumber City
William D. Myers
Vandergrift
Florence G. Barnhart
Apollo
Marlin Opy
Marion Center
Velma Wright
McGee's Mill
Clyde Benjamin Hamnan
Homer City
Sarah Edith Dennell
Indiana
Cumberland, Md
Dickinson Law School
Carlisle
Sebastian Pugliese
Rossiter
Indiana Normal
Dickinson
Rebecca M. Blue
Chambersville
Rayne Township
Miss Blue
Conemaugh River
Salieburg
Russell Smith
Kiski
W. C. Smith
Dutch Run
Clark Boyer
Indiana Hospital
Asaix
Famiy
DR. Morris Fishbein
A. E. MA
A. Burrows
A. E. Masten & Co
Mmon Stockr & Tobacco Products Steng CO
Tobarces
Mane OF
Cemanyian
Amer Tobacco
American Be
Snuff CO
Essjecs
Azzleai
Myers “Cass
Lorillard & Company
Hess
Reynolds
Glideawain
DME Universal CO Ark
Js Cvals
Toi
LEAF
SOK
Bat
Clement
Cpyright
RATO
Liawe
BY Aker
Sihe Cook
Kathleen van Noy
Edna Abbey
Robbie Sheehan
Jacquie Simmons
Miss Spence
Helen Allen
Philadelphia
Dorothy Waller
Central Park
Eleanor Etheridge
Billie Green
Ethel Hampton
Models’ Guild
Hollywood
Mary Jo Williams
University of Virginia
P. Morgan
Senate
Frank EK. Johnson
New York Municipal Court
Henry Crane
Scranton
Sister Mary's
Sister Mary
NEA
Ecclesiastes
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