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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1937

Page

8

First of Tugwelltown is Born in Greenbelt Maryland

Greenbelt Maryland opens as a model town under Rexford Tugwell plan with 885 rent homes from 18 to 41 dollars a month. Residents are chosen by independent RA standards, living in a planned town centered on a Rochdale cooperative and municipal government.

Rexford Guy Tugwell Greenbelt Resettlement Administration Tugwell Washington, D. C Maryland Rochdale Edward A. Filene Boston Consumer Distribution Corporation America Bes Gay Coliseum Rome Consumers’ Corporation Tugwelltown Tha Wegner Cudulahis

All-American stars and sports chatter across leagues

The column surveys coaches, players and managers from major sports, noting Zuppke's recipe of a runner, weak opposition and a press box poet. It covers trades rumors for Earl Averill and Jimmy Fox, Baer controversy, Gomez and DiMaggio tactics, and previews of Penn Yale Fordham Princeton and Boston teams with colorful anecdotes and upcoming events.

OB Zupfke Notre Dame Cleveland Earl Averill Boston Jimmy Fox Bob Pastor State Athletic Commission Bill Brown Max Baer Ballyhoo Bill Max Ge Giants Lefty Gomez Red Ruffing Boston College Gil Dobie Hymie Caplin New York Jack Hurley Billy Petrolle Penn Yale Tony Lazzeri Indians Yankees Jack Kearns Detroit Jimmy Adamick Jack Pieter New York Late Athletic Commission

Revival of crazy patch work for a home throw

The piece explains the crazy patch quilt pattern as a retro yet modern craft. It describes small silk patches, embroidery stitches, and how to baste to a foundation material like flannel or wool blanket. It promotes Mrs. Spears' SEWING book with a 25 cent copy request.

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Spray to keep dust from ashpit dust when shaking furnace grates

Readers learn a simple method using a cold water spray line inside the ashpit. A short pipe with drilled holes waters the ashes as they fall, wetting dust and preventing it from rising or settling in the cellar. The setup costs little and saves labor cleaning dusty surfaces.

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