Washington campaigns flare as Morgenthau backs New Deal
Washington observers report a heated political climate as Morgenthau defends New Deal costs and Upton Sinclair’s California primary victory fuels party realignments. Republicans seize on figures while NRA internal clashes and processing tax disputes threaten administration unity and public perception.
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Early fall juvenile fashion trends in school wear
The article highlights September school fashion challenges for mothers, noting designers’ focus on practical stylish outfits for children. It spotlights green mossy crepe dresses, plaid cottons for brother and sister sets, bold color departures, and wool crepes, with fashion previews from the Chicago Wholesale Market council.
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Chicago Wholesale Market Council
Western Newspaper Union
Smartly Simple by Cherie Nicholas
Navy and white coin dot print dress in chulla crepe weave embodies the new vogue for simple daytime apparel. It suits schoolgirls and office workers alike, with no pleats or frills for easy laundering as rayon crepes wash well.
Rings Over Gloves Signet Rings Worn by Engaged Girls
London society notices that engaged girls wear signet rings over gloves during formal wear as a fashionable custom. The trend highlights social rituals and etiquette among young women in the city.
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London
Hat Trends Follow Three Directions
Hat fashion moves forward with three clear lines. Hats tilt over the face, large brims curl, and double brims appear with swooping felt. 1910 fabrics such as panne velvet beaver and soft felts appear, with abundant feathers and bird motifs on crowns and brims.
Muffs Take New Shapes With Fall Furs
Fall muff styles show sleek flat furs to pair with furless coats and the last Paris boat influence. New muff gloves in Angora knit offer the same effect with long cuffs that can pull over the hands, creating a ready muff when joined in the approved holding position.
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Paris
Fall Fashion Satin Blouses Flaunt Luxe Draped Styles
The fall lineup features satin blouses with drapey necklines and fulled elbow sleeves described as peculiarly becoming off shades. Shops showcase these luxurious tops as a first choice for the season.
Plaid Crepes Show In Plaid Pattern Fashion
Mossy crepe fabrics in plaid patterns will appear in jacket suits scarves and blouses as part of early fall fashion displays highlighting coordinated ensembles in rich textures and muted tones.
Good Site Helps Roadside Selling
H R Varney from New York College of Agriculture outlines practical roadside market advice. A study of 163 markets notes key factors: locate on busy level or hilltop roads with clear visibility, avoid obstacles, provide shade and wide inviting approaches, and offer ample parking. Across the road parking boosts sales. right-side location toward the city attracts larger purchases.
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H. R. Varney
Department of Farm Management
New York College of Agriculture
WNY Service
Terraces to curb drainage in Midwestern farmlands
Agricultural engineer A T Holman from the federal soil erosion farm explains terraces reclaim 10 to 20 percent of wet lowlands and cut erosion on rolling lands. Terraced watersheds prevent gullies and seepy bogs by distributing water through broad flat channels with U shaped bottoms.
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Bethanay
Cleanest Pigs Grow to Be Fattest and Worth More
A Pathfinder Magazine writer notes pigs thrive when kept clean. The Agriculture Department finds pigs fatten best in clean pens and pastures with a weekly bath, countering the notion that pigs prefer filth. Pigs naturally seek dry sleeping corners. mud is for cooling, not filth.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Department of Agriculture
Copper sulfate and copper wire control algae in tanks
A common method to keep green scum from water tanks in summer is to use copper sulfate crystals swirled in the water. A ratio of one part copper sulfate to one million parts water kills algae while being harmless to livestock and most fish. In some cases a copper wire laid in the tank provides the necessary trace copper.
Weed control in pastures through management practices
The United States Department of Agriculture cites three effective weed control methods: fertilizer use, timely mowing, and grazing with sheep or goats. Phosphate and potash work best when applied in fall while nitrogen is best in spring. Mowing twice yearly helps eradicate certain weeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
A King's Prayer and God's Answer
Lesson outlines Isaiah's messages to Ahaz and Hezekiah, including Immanuel prophecy, divine protection, and Judah's siege. It covers Rabshakeh's boast against Judah, Hezekiah's prayer and Isaiah's deliverance message, and the defeat of the Assyrian army by the angel of the Lord.
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Egypt
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Sennachrib
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Ninevah
Christ in the Evening We Need His Presence
The piece reflects on seeking Christ at dusk as darkness grows and loneliness rises. It asks for divine protection and companionship during evening hours and the shadowed sense of isolation.
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Meditation and thought shape a righteous life in Christ
The excerpt urges meditating to spiritualize meditation and hunger for righteousness. It quotes as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he, connecting inner thought to true character hidden in Christ.
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