Fine lace care method described for washing
The passage explains washing fine lace by placing it in a jar with warm soap and shaking it for a few minutes. It presents a simple cleaning technique using a jar and shaking action.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
10
The passage explains washing fine lace by placing it in a jar with warm soap and shaking it for a few minutes. It presents a simple cleaning technique using a jar and shaking action.
J C Townsend Jr reports May weather favorable for Florida crops with only localized losses from heavy rains. Field crops are generally in very good condition with oats up to 74 percent, tame hay 81 percent, wild hay 79 percent, and pastures 82 percent. Citrus prospects dipped since May but remain above last year, oranges 81 percent, grapefruit 79 percent, and tangerines 75 percent. watermelon and cantaloupe yields lagged.
Eggplant supplies are shrinking after a liberal spring, pushing prices up only slightly. The article notes household neglect amid abundant alternatives and suggests education could boost demand for this versatile vegetable.
W C Henderson of the Bureau of Biological Survey warned at the Western Association conference in Portland that the drought has ravaged waterfowl breeding grounds from Iowa to the Dakotas and across Manitoba to Alberta. He outlined a threefold restoration plan emphasizing more refuges, stricter enforcement, and expanded sanctuaries, with about six and a half million dollars available for land acquisitions. He urged public support and coordinated national policy to conserve fur resources and wildlife overall.
Florida cattlemen push pasture cultivation as a major, economical feed source. Improved pastures, aided by AAA program and state tests, deliver protein rich forage on land suited to grazing, supporting better livestock and a growing cattle industry.
Duval County hosts the state’s only all Chinese garden west of the city on Lake City road. The family-run truck farm grows diverse vegetables using Chinese labor and plans a full exhibit for Chicago World's Fair. General Manager Earl Brown of the fair commission arranged a representative display to boost Jacksonville and Florida.
Florida avocados meet rival supply from California and Cuba this month as all three regions show only moderate availability. Prices have remained steady around one dollar to one dollar twenty five per unit, with Cuban harvests set to rise in their peak season.
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