Fashioned for Larger Figures Capeed Surplice Bodice Pattern
Deep cape and slender paneling shape a charming model for larger figures. Cape is large and scalloped following the surplice bodice, with a sung hip yoke and panels to keep the figure straight below the waist. For warm weather georgettes and chiffons in prints or solids, for dressy occasions Jace, and for mornings dimity swiss or voile. Pattern 9948 offered in sizes 36 38 40 44 and 46. size 36 requires 4 yards 39 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents plus name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Department 232 West Eigat South Street New York.
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Jace
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eigateouth Street
New York
Modern Politician Flyers Literature Across District
Pathfinder Magazine quotes a campaign stunt where a candidate allegedly flew over a house, released campaign literature, and blew a kiss to a baby. Vancouver Province notes the owner’s reminder about a mortgage on the residence and the claim of modern improvements.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Vancouver
Thoughtfrinass Housewife Scene At City Grocer
A grocer explains why tomatoes are stacked on top in response to a housewife remark. The exchange highlights retail tricks to aid shoppers.
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Thoughtfrinass
Mean Thing First Actress Tears in a Pisy
First actress says she likes acting in a piece that brings tears. Second actress questions if any play you do such will.
Roosevelt reshuffles top finance post amid New Deal push
AGENE R. BLACK resigns as governor of the Federal Reserve Board to become a White House adviser between banks and government. He will return to the Atlanta Fed and lead a campaign to rally financial institutions to support recovery measures, while Marriner Eccles is eyed as his successor and broader NRA reforms loom as Johnson outlines a permanent New Deal framework for industry. The piece also notes drouth relief plans, price controls, and looming textile strikes as part of ongoing New Deal policy actions.
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Agene R. Black
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Black
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
America
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank At
Atlanta
White House
Federal
J. A. Mehl
Consumers Council of the
AAA
Frederic ©. Howe
Wallace
Rile Barry
Niams
Relief Administration
Williams
Surplus Relief Corporation
Johnson
NRA
Congress
NIA
NIRA
Nebraska
E. R. Burke
Omaha
Charles W. Bryan
Robert G. Simmons
Norris
Burke
Simmons
ASA
Senate
R Martin L. Davey
Clarence v. Brown
J. M. Furrell
Arkansas
Idaho
Ben C. Ross
Frank L Stephan
Th Narty
Tlepullican
House
Poultry Fats Mangels Are Good Winter Hen Feed
University of Illinois WNU Service advises using mangel wurzels as a cheap, succulent winter feed. Plant late seed six to eight per foot, thin to eight to twelve inches, with roots weighing five to eight pounds and yields of 12 to 20 tons per acre. A 100-foot row can feed about 50 chickens all winter.
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Lea A. Somers
University of Iilnois
WNU
Mangel-Wurzels
Current Turkey Models Are Bigger and Heavier
L B Cline of the Nevada agricultural extension service reports a 1934 shift to bigger and heavier turkeys. Demand from restaurants and caterers for larger breast meat drives the change, with premiums of one or more cents per pound. If the trend lasts through the marketing season, producers may gain a distinct market advantage.
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Turkey
L. B. Cline
Nevada Agricultural Extension Service
Firesent
Cline
Varieties of Rhode Island Reds in Fowl Breeding
The article recalls three Rhode Island Red varieties once recognized: rose comb, single comb, and pea comb. Rose comb birds retained type with Wyandotte-like combs, drawing attention from breeders favoring low-fat combs, which limited pea comb recognition. Fanciers then favored either the single comb or the rose comb varieties.
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Rhode Island
Types of Geese Favor Toulouse and Embden Breeds
Geese farmers largely prefer heavy breeds with Toulouse and Embden leading. Standard weights list adult ganders at 26 pounds and adults at 20, with young geese at 16 and 20 pounds respectively. Other breeds such as Chinese Canadian and Egyptian are noted but less popular than Toulouse.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Hot Weather Care for Hens Keeps Egg Size Up
The article notes hot weather reduces egg size and offers care tips for old and young hens. Keep the laying house comfortable with cleanliness and ventilation, open vents to remove hot air, provide shade, and ensure plenty of fresh water for the birds.
Heat Destroys Fertile Eggs Costing Millions Each Year
Summer heat causes fertile eggs to develop a blood ring, costing poultry raisers about 15 million dollars annually. The rooster is blamed for fertilizing the germ. eggs left in heat refuse to lay. Advice urges gathering eggs twice daily and moving them to cool storage to halt the damage.
Great Floral Clock at 1904 St Louis World's Fair
The floral clock at the St. Louis World’s Fair of 1904 measured 100 feet in diameter with a minute hand about 60 feet long. Hour numerals were 15 feet high, and surrounding circles housed 12 plant collections each 2 by 15 feet. Steel clock hands used wooden oil troughs, illuminated by 11,000 incandescent lamps.
Postum Free Week Supply Offer Ad
Read the offer from the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Fostum ~ Company
Ravages of Time Tied to Diet, Experts Say
A concise health note links creeping aging signs to poor dietary choices and lifestyle. Medical voices emphasize nutrient deficiency and excessive processed foods as accelerants of visible aging and health decline.
Crazy Water Crystals offer home mineral water remedy
An advertisement touts Crazy Water Crystals as a way to create natural mineral water at home for rheumatic pains arthritis and related ailments. It claims Americans spend millions yearly on European wells and imports while a Texas company sells crystals at 1.50 per box sufficient for weeks of treatment.
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Europe
Crazy Water Co. Mineral Wells
Texas
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Evere Black
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Hugh S. Johnson
NLESS
United Textile Workers of America
Norman Thomas
Enssiga
Japan
Chinese Eastern Railway
Manchukuo
Warhin
Moseow
Tokio Dispatches
Moscow
American Federation of Labor
Aluminum Company of America
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
New Kensington
Arnold
Logan’s Ferry
Alcoa
Venn
East St. Louis
Massena
N. Y
Fairfield
Rince Rubiger von Starhemberg
Austria
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Prince von
Startemberg
Germany
Reich
Great Britain
France
Starhemberg
Vatican
England
Libtle
Entente
Wenty
Panama Canal
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United States
Huey Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Long
Allen
Louisiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Rochester
N. C
Russell
Martin
Dern
James 4. Mofpertt
Alma MecGrum
Moffett
Hugene R. Black
Aubrey Williams
E.R. Burke
R. I
Jeep
Potter Drug & Chemica Corporation
Malden
Mass
St. Baitinpe Hotel
Chicaca
Bubuque
Iowa
Amerigam
Wadingros Bird
Derir
Mick
ST. Louis
Eicre
Melbourne
Louis
O.P. Greathouse Feanaser
Rotel
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