Gandhi aide Mira Mirabel the quiet ascetic of India
In 1934 New York, Madeleine Slade known as Mirabel reflects on poverty and humility. A longtime associate of Gandhi she joined his ashram after a strict year of self discipline and has since marched with him in civil disobedience campaigns and endured multiple arrests. She rejects inheritance and seeks peace through service to the poor. Capt. Leland Lovette replaces Admiral Heyburn as bureau director in a Navy PR role. He previously mediated during a 1928 Canton civil war, earning a reputation for easing tensions.
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Sun Yat Sen
Kwangsi Province
Fall Feast For Homemakers With Quick Chicken Ham Mousse
A practical guide for busy families highlights a cool Chicken-Ham Mousse as a main dish. Readied in advance, it pairs with bran muffins and a lively table of fall colors. Also features All-Bran Blueberry Muffins and a Julienne Salad Bowl with a garlicky dressing.
Corn Rheumatism Cause Explained By Dr Hoffer
Dr George N Hoffer explains corn rheumatism as a lack of available potash and phosphorus in the soil causing darkened joints and poorly formed ears. Prevent by ensuring soil is rich in potash and phosphorus before planting with continued fertilization to support growth and prevent stunted ears.
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George N. Hoffer
Easier Home Making With Washable Furnishings
Lynn offers a practical guide to simplifying homemaking by removing troublesome items and using washable fabric slip covers for upholstered furniture. She suggests washable draperies and pre shrunk linings to enable regular washing and re planning of rooms for easier maintenance.
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Lynn
Rayon Textiles From Farm Wood and Linters
The article explains rayon made from wood and cotton linters grown on American farms. It notes five times more rayon than silk used, the 50 year old French discovery, and US production since 1911. Filament yarn is created via a spinneret and can texture fabrics. soybeans and casein also yield yarns. Henry Ford promotes soybean cloth replacement for wool. Italy pioneered milk wool.
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United States
Henry Ford
Italy
Storm damaged trees need urgent pruning and painting
Injured trees from storms should be treated quickly by trimming torn branch ends beyond bark loss. In some cases remove the entire branch to the main stem. Ragged cuts should be cleaned and wounds two inches in diameter or larger painted promptly.
Two-Piece Summer Dress Pattern No. 1629 B and 1621 B
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1629 B offers a tailored two piece with a slim skirt and walkable fullness in sizes 11 to 19 with busts 29 to 37, using 35 inch fabric. No. 1621 B provides a slip with six gore construction and brassiere shaped top for sizes 12 to 20.
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Barbara Bell
Underwear toppers offer complete under-slack coverage
A pantie and bra shaped topper works with a slip to solve what to wear under slacks. The combination provides full coverage and smooth lines for everyday wear.
Trivia Qs from a history quiz
The questions cover a mythic centaur creature the city of London for Threadneedle Street time a horse is off the ground during a race and whether U S coins may be destroyed plus the first president buried at Arlington National Cemetery and the silver content of German silver
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Threadneedle Street
U. S
Arlington National Cemetery
The Answers 1 The centaur
The text states London as the location and presents a claim that a race horse lifts all four feet off the ground one fourth of the time during a race. It also asserts a legal point about mutilating debasing or defacing and notes Taft as the only President buried at Arlington National Cemetery. It defines German silver as a white alloy of zinc nickel and copper with no silver.
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