Dundee Jute Boom Defies Indian Rivalry at Global Scale
In Dundee the jute industry surges with 18 000 workers as modern plants replace obsolete machines. The city excels in fine jute products while India dominates coarse sacks. New circular looms yield ten million seamless bags yearly and thousands of jobs await weaving and spinning roles.
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Calcutta
Proper etiquette questions from Roberta Lee for social guests
A column offering brief answers on thanks notes after a bridal shower, introductions of two women, banana etiquette, eating a chicken leg, exchanging duplicate gifts, and rising at a restaurant. It advises that thanks notes are optional, suggests hosting a luncheon instead, and outlines polite dining and social conduct.
New Organdy Shapes Fashion and Home Decor
RGANDY fabric remains in use with a durable finish from the Heberlein Company allowing repeated laundering without starch. New spring flocked organdies from Switzerland appear in drapes tables linen napkins and late day fashion. Wrinkle resistant casement organdies disappoint fashion and decor news with pastel and earthy greens.
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Wheat Cereal Based Main Dishes and Pudding Recipes
Nutritious wheat cereal used in a variety of main dishes beyond breakfast. Recipes include Wheat Fig Pudding, Wheat Sandwiches, Pecan Loaf with sauce, Spicy Raisin Pudding, and Wheat Cutlets. Each uses cooked or uncooked cereal, includes baking or frying steps, and yields multiple servings with specific ingredient amounts.
New Zirconium Ointment Reported For Poison Ivy Sufferers
A zirconium based ointment, tested by Syracuse University researchers on 88 patients, reportedly cured 85 percent of ivy, oak, and sumac poisonings by neutralizing urushiol. The article notes limits and urges continued vigilance and shrub recognition.
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Syracuse University Student Health Service
Bob Gilmore
Poisonous plants and safety measures for handling them
The text describes orange colored plants with smooth or hairy edges and small pale-green flowers with waxy white berries. All parts contain poisonous oil. avoid contact with skin and clothing. If handling is necessary, wear covered garments and gloves, avoid tight jackets, and wash or dry clean contaminated clothes after.
Tit for Tat Lecture on Fools by Wisest of the Country
A humorist chairman introduces a lecture by a renowned Doctor of Law on fools. The speaker and chair mock each other with quips about wisdom. The lecturer cites a garden's peace versus the world’s contention and misery as he quotes Scipio about society.
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Publius Cornelius Scipio
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