Barrel furniture on brick terrace makes an unusual design
Betty Wells reports on a brick terrace displaying white and green barrel furniture. Barrels serve as table legs, chair frames, plant tubs, and stools, with cushions and greenery enhancing the scene beside a rustic hickory arbor.
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Betty Wells
WNU Service
Aerial Limousine Aims to Reform New York Air Travel
Since 1934 an aerial limousine service at Wall Street foot of the East River has drawn Manhattan businessmen, enabling 15 minute flights from Long Island homes that would take hours by train. Monthly rates are 40 dollars for four passengers and 60 dollars for eight passengers.
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New York
Wall Street
East River
New York City
Manhattan
Financial District
Long Island
North Shore
Farmer Brown's Boy Afraid Of Buster Bear, Little Joe Otter Says
Little Joe Otter gathers friends at the Smiling Pool to reveal news that Farmer Brown's boy fears Buster Bear after finding his footprint in mud. The tale stirs Peter Rabbit, Billy Mink, Reddy Fox, Grandfather Frog, and Blacky the Crow as they debate the truth and plot.
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Joe Otter
Peter Rabbit
Buster Bear
Great Forest
Smiling Pool
Billy Mink
Jerry Muskrat
Grandfather Frog
Spotty the Turtle
Green Forest
Reddy Fox
Peter
Mrs. Redwing
Blacky the Crow
Little Joe Otter
Little Joe
Billy
Boaster
Peter Rabit
Reddy
Farmer Brown
Tree
Blacky
Laughing Brook
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Sudetens Drill With Shovels
Sudetens along the Czech border areas drill with shovels in youth training camps inspired by Germany. The movement mirrors German labor camp practices as tensions rise in Teplitz Schonau region of Czecho Slovakia.
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Teplitz-Schonau
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Czech
Treatment For Anemia And Heart Strain Findings
The article traces anemia treatments from iron pills to liver and hog stomach extracts and transfusions, noting causes like dental sepsis and vitamin deficiencies. It also explains heart stress, urging rest, sensible activity, and avoiding heavy meals to protect damaged hearts.
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H. K. Speed Sayre
Oklahoma State Medical Association Journal
Typical Home Now Has No Hired Girl
A nationwide Agriculture Department survey finds hired help in the average American village home declining as bakeries laundries canneries and labor saving devices replace domestic service. Regional differences show New England and Pacific areas with the fewest households employing help and the average yearly expenditure at 54 dollars. The article also discusses urban renewal plans along the East River lower East Side including new playgrounds and riverfront promenades to replace dilapidated piers and tenement blocks and notes shifts in transit and shipping history.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
James Whitcomb Riley
Louise Stanley
Board of Estimate
Lower East Side
East River
Hudson
North River
East River Drive
Grand
Twelfth Street
Montgomery Streets
Park Department
Borough of
Manhattan
Six Lives Lost Heeding False Distress Signal
The Pointe Aux Barques coast guard crew perished in 1880 after responding to a distress flag on Lake Huron. Captain Jerome Kiah survived. the scow vanished and its identity remains unknown. The log notes all six crewmen died in the icy surf after multiple capsizes and long effort.
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Great Lakes
Pointe Aux Barques
Kiah
Coast Guard
Great Lakes Mail Boat Enters 43rd Season
The federal government's floating post office on the Great Lakes begins its forty third year serving crew and passengers. It offers a postal savings department money orders parcel post and operates seven days a week from spring to winter with Marcus Randall leading a team of seven postal workers.
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Great Lakes
Detroit
Lake Navigation
Marcus Randall
Randall
America Tops Europe in Egg Consumption Per Capita
New York report shows the United States averaging 236 eggs per person annually, higher than England 158 Germany 144 and Denmark 116. Canadians lead with 260 eggs per capita, with many eggs used in industrial applications.
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New York
United States
Europe
American Poultry Journal
England
Germany
Denmark
Canadians
Bears in Yellowstone Park Report Cannibalism
Two motorists told superintendent Edmund B. Rogers that male black bears in Yellowstone Park killed and ate a cub after driving off the mother. Infanticide is said to be common among bears but undocumented in the park before this report.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Edmund B. Rogers
Non-Drinkers Hire as Drivers for Parties in Denver
In Denver a group of college students run a service hiring guaranteed non drinking drivers for weekend and holiday motor parties. Captain James J. Pitt of the police traffic division said officers stopped a car where all occupants had been drinking, except the driver who claimed his job is to stay sober and drive when needed. The driver explained the service as a regular business.
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Denver
Colo
James J. Pitt
Denver Police Department
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