Rural housewives gather for third triennial conference in Washington
Edward W. Pickavia reports from Washington on the URAL conference of Rural Housewives of the World. Delegates from many nations, led by Mrs Alfred Watt of Canada, discuss exchange of experiences, open houses at federal agencies, and ways to boost rural crafts and youth clubs.
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Moleys Warning to the Roosevelt Administration
Raymond Moley warned in a National Economy League speech in New York that Roosevelt’s allies risk political destruction by radicals within the Democratic party. He cited dangers from politicized relief agencies, pervasive muckraking in Congress, and overemphasis on New Deal ideology over competent administration. He urged moderation and warned of mounting bills for relief.
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Gay Cotton Print Dress Pattern for Young Maids
A sewing pattern describes a gay cotton print dress for older and younger girls with a French bodice panel and flared skirt for freedom of play. It lists materials such as printed percale lawn linen or gingham and offers variations with plaid or plain collar stripes. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 18$2-B is available in sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10, requiring 1% yards of 35 inch material plus 4% yard contrast for size 4, and 14 cents to send.
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Frugal Kitchen Tips and Linoleum Bush Aid
A mixed snippet offers advice on economizing with spices in small packages and adding milk to soups for creaminess. It also suggests placing a linoleum ring around a lilac bush to prevent suckers, detailing a two foot wide cut and centered hole arrangement.
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Dizzy Dean Winners Offered Free Prizes
Read the Grape Nuts ad and join the Dizzy Dean Winners to win valuable free prizes. The column hints at Good Books Give Profit and promises profit from an appealing book opening.
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Fixed Habits and Birthplace Shape Our Beliefs
A reflective note argues that custom forms all thoughts morals and fixed beliefs are consequences of where a person is born. It contends environment molds identity and values shaping behavior and judgment.
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Paint of Wisdom
A fragment quoting Lao Tantuists on discernment. The piece frames wisdom as recognizing falsehood and truth. It reflects a reflective aphorism about truth, perception, and understanding.
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