Make Your Own Job and Build a Future
A historical piece urges youth facing scarce jobs to pursue self employment and entrepreneurship. It cites Henry Ford Firestone Heinz Coca Cola and other founders as proof that humble beginnings can grow into major enterprises. The column highlights past innovators who started in kitchens attics or backyards and predicts a surge of future success stories from small beginnings.
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Henry Ford
Firestone
H. J. Heinz
Coca- Cola
Borden's Milk
Welch
Maxwell House Coffee
Jell-O
Detroit
Heinz 57
Atlanta
New Jersey
Charles E. Hires
John Wanamaker
United States
Adam Gimbel
Timothy Eaton
Woolworth
Crane Company
David
Forbes
Scrambled Eggs Accident Scatters Truckload of Eggs
Marion Snyder of Harlan Indiana reports a truck collision on a Pocono Mountain highway near Mt Carmel Pennsylvania. He swerved to avoid a train and 100 800 eggs broke and scattered along the road. Rain and weather trivia follow the egg mishap with unrelated lines.
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Cident
Marion Snyder
Harlan
Ind
Pocono Mountain
Mt. Carmel
Snyder
Birthday Hangar Gift For Air Secretary Lord Londonderry
British Secretary of Air Lord Londonderry received a two plane hangar as a birthday present from his wife. The hangar sits on his Mount Stewart estate near Newtownwards Northern Ireland, adjacent to an airport with a 50 acre landing field.
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Air
Lord Londonderry
Mount Stewart
Newtowards
Northern Ireland
Deep Sea Hunter Swallows Prey Larger Than Itself
The deep sea fish Chiasmodon Niger is famed for its voracity and has been known to swallow fish larger than its own size. Records from the public health service show October experiences the most common colds among the population.
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Public Health Service
Before you invest in a going con cern make sure you know the direction
Unclear note advises due diligence on a business's long term prospects before investment. Mentions assessing financial health and future trajectory to avoid risky commitments.
Jubilee gift rings delight Irish loyalists and King
Loyalists in the Irish Free State present a beautiful antique silver potato ring to King George. The large ring once held potatoes at table and reflects a bygone era when potatoes underpinned wealth. An equivalent sixteenth century ring sold for over $5,000 at auction.
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Iriah Free State
George
Deaf and Deaf-Mective Worship at St Pauls Dome
A voiceless service at St Pauls Cathedral drew deaf and mute athletes from 14 nations during the fourth international games for the deaf and mute in London. Chaplains and missionaries signaled prayers and hymns from the pulpit, while the mute congregation joined in through eloquent gestures.
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St. Paul's Thedral
London
Ractic Home Ensemble Promotes Easy Kitchen Chores
A Fashion feature by Halen Worth extols a blue and white dimity dress with matching white apron. The one piece apron with suspender straps stays secure and suits house garden porch and market use. Style No. 910 offers multiple bust sizes. fabric yardages are listed for dress and apron. Pattern orders directed to the Pattern Department Wit.
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Halen
Dimity
Pattern Department
Marking the Ballot Aims to Prevent Spoiled Votes
The piece warns 25,000 electors may spoil ballots in the Dominion general election as in 1930 when 24,119 votes were lost due to improper markings. It explains rules require a black pencil and a cross, notes common errors, and discusses bribery risks and the evolution of ballot secrecy and safeguards.
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Canada
Eggs From England Test A Worldwide Poultry Solution
A report describes a London to Brisbane to Sydney air and rail journey for a few dozen English eggs, staged as an experiment to hatch abroad. Lord Greenway promotes the project awaiting letters from Australia and Brazil on arrival status. If successful, it could solve global poultry stock renewal where distant farmers cannot import young chicks.
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England
Sydney
Australia
London
Brisbane
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Lord Greenway
American Boy Divers Build Improvised Deep Sea Gear
Three Maine youths, Paul R. Dyer, Stanley Griffin, and Robert Cate, fashioned a diving device from a five gallon gasoline can, two auto tire pumps, a corrugated can, and cement to reach the bottom of the Kennebec River in Richmond. They succeeded initially and plan deeper exploration. The article notes an estimate about air needed to burn coal.
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Maine
Kennebec River
Richmond
Paul R. Dyer
Stanley Griffin
Robert Cate
Aerial exploits of Wiley Post and world flights
The article recounts Wiley Post and Will Rogers crash in Alaska and Post’s record flights with Harold Gatty including an around the world trip in eight days and solo record in 1933. It notes his shift to practical aviation, high altitude experiments in Bartlesville, and four failed stratosphere attempts from Burbank to New York ending June 1, using the Winnie Mae.
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Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Jim Comedian
Alaska
Harold Gatty
Post
Bartlesville
Ohio
Burbank
Cal
New York
Odd Trick Of Nature Faller Relates Three Year Bath Tale
The three year tale follows Nelson Lash who survived when the scallop vessel Virginia was rammed and sunk off Georges Banks. Lash’s initials on a forecastle pocket handkerchief reappear in the Louis A Thebaud crew’s scallop drag, recovered from 33 fathoms in nearly pristine condition, linking past and present. The report also notes the olive as the oldest fruit known to man.
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Faller
Nelson Lash
Scalloper
Virginia
Georges Banks
Lash
Louis A. Thebaud
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