Butter Recipes Spark Consumer Interest in Dairy Wives Drive
A clipping highlights butter and margarine advertising appeal fueling dairy support. Wisconsin and Washington dairy wives promote baking with butter, share University of Wisconsin recipes, and offer a leaflet with more desserts and spreads.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Washington State Dairy Wives’ Association
Harley A. Brown
King County Club
Dairy Wives of
University of Wisconsin
Farm Journal -Kitchen
College of Agriculture
Bulletin Room
Madison
Brooklyn Soldier Brings Rattlesnake Rattle From West Texas
A Brooklyn soldier on maneuvers in West Texas wandered into a mesquite break during rest and returned with a rattlesnake rattle. When asked where he found it he replied he got it off a big worm.
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Brooklyn
West
Texas
Boys Fend Off Eagle To Save Puppy In Virginia Wood
Irving Hazemer and two friends fought an eagle that carried their three month old terrier Whiskers to a treetop near Tyson's Corner Virginia. Frankie climbed a smaller tree and forced the eagle away, freeing the puppy as the trio escaped.
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Tyson’s Corner
Virginia
Irving Hazemer
Frankie
Wayne
Whiskers
Irving
Colourful Land Silent Yet Alive in Tibet
A vivid portrait of Tibet as a land of red brown rocks and limestone hills under clear air. Peaks appear closer than they are with white snow and blue or green lakes, while hardy plants bloom in drought. Wildlife including wild ass, wild sheep, gazelle, and marmots fill the expansive landscape.
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University of Wisconsin
Fyones Bers
Tibet
Herhead
Science Aids Cupid in France's Largest Matrimonial Network
A trio of experts in psychology morphologies and handwriting run the Institut d Orienta tion Nuptiale in Paris claiming responsibility for 20 marriages a day. They test clients with psychological, graphological, and morphological assessments and require severe self criticism before matching couples near Gare Saint Lazare. They report 91 percent of marriages arranged last beyond one day and say the service cuts divorces by improving compatibility.
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France
Institut d’Orientation Nuptiale
Louis Jentel
Ran
Careers Advice Bureau
Dugast-Rouille
Under standing baby shoes and walking tips
A 1958 Canadian parental guidance piece advises on when to shoe a baby and whether high or low shoes matter. It warns against teaching a child to walk and cautions to childproof the home to prevent accidents.
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Canada
Stormy Wedding Ceremony Under Thunder In Garden Grove
Jonathan Swift and a party shelter under a thunderstorm as a red cloaked bride sobs over her fiancé. Swift conducts a spontaneous wedding beneath an old tree and signs a storm bound certificate joining the couple while thunder crashes.
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Tres
Dean Jonathan Swift
Grim Humour and Irony in Wartime Detective Tales
A collection of grim anecdotes shows police and criminals in clever cat and mouse games. An anarchist receives a medal to avoid martyrdom while fleeing abroad. A prisoner is served a human ear and a mortuary scare ends with beer mistaken for a body. A doctor faints during an inquest and a burglar tries to reform for love but is caught with stolen jewels.
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Bernard Spilsbury
Man Digging Own Grave Dies After Fall in Ireland
After turning 85 Mr. M Magner of Limerick Ireland reportedly dug his own grave with bricks and milk mortar as a joke on spare time. He slipped on a milk run during a cold spell and died from injuries, later laid to rest in the improvised grave.
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M. Magner
Limerick
Ireland
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