Domestic wares and home machinery from the New York show
The feature notes household gadgets and furnishings showcased in New York with items like broccoli steamers, glass double boilers, measuring saucepans, Dutch oven compartments, compact travel irons, and roll top style moth proof cabinets. It also includes care tips, cleaning tools, and a reader scenario about decorating a boy’s attic room with light green walls, plaid cushions, and practical furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Be Yourself sewing circle patrons join party fashions
A home sewing feature promotes Barbara Bell patterns and The Sewing Circle Pattern Book. Readers learn how to create formal dresses and party outfits from patterns 1237 1241 and 1852 for various sizes and ages with yardage requirements and trimming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge
Rose
Joanie
The
Jolly Twelve
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Catacombs of Honolulu Rival Those of Rome
Honolulu officials Fred J. Ohrt and C. W. Wentworth reveal a city wide system of natural caves under Honolulu extending to Diamond Head. Pools of water host eyeless fish while skeletons and ancient artifacts hint at past habitation and tribal refuge use. Geologists date formations to about 20 000 years ago from slow water action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Fred J. Ohrt
Honolulu Water Bureau
C. W. Wentworth
Rome
Paris
Diamond Head
Wentworth
Chopped olives peppers and nuts in mayonnaise filling
A simple sandwich filling combines chopped olives peppers and nuts with mayonnaise. A decorative dressing table idea features sheer white organdy with multiple bands for ornament. Plant care tips cover sowing seeds in flats and transplanting, and poinsettia trimming.
Let East and West Meet Face to Face for Unity
In a call from the Western Newspaper Union the author argues strong and poverty facing each other dissolves division. Mutual responsibility and dialogue between East and West can fuse strengths into a durable democracy. Disaster such as floods or fires can prompt face to face contact and generous aid via Red Cross and Near East Relief.
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East
West
Ministry of the Red Cross
Near East
Japan
China
Western Newspaper Union
East and West Ideals Clash With Social Barriers
The essay urges an end to the divide of corner lives and champions mutual responsibility for human progress. It argues that society’s class gaps create tragedy as wealth and opportunity remain trapped by lines of birth and status, hindering universal advancement.
Women Lead As Losers In Fort Worth Survey
Women lose more articles than men across stores buses trains and street cars but lose cheaper items less often. The survey notes hairpins and gloves among common losses while husbands are among the more costly items misplaced.
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Fort Worth
Tex
The Pie Eating Judge of Vermont
Judge Charles S. Dana of New Haven Vermont claims to eat pie daily from childhood onward. At seventy four he lists over one hundred pie varieties enjoyed with Mrs Dana baking them. His fame reaches Washington where lawmakers show curiosity about his breakfast and dinner pie habit.
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New England
New
Judge Dana
Dana
Vermont
Washington
Charles A. Plumley
Quotations on Peace Music and Danger
A trio of aphorisms on war peace and civilization. Franklin D. Roosevelt warns that weaponry cannot secure peace. Leopold Stokowski says great music thrives beyond repetition. The Bishop of Manchester compares the world to a gunpowder magazine with lunatics bearing torches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Leopold Stokowski
Bishop of
Manchester
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By Charles Sughroe
Betty Wells
WNU Service
Haven
Iowa
Irl Tubs
University of Iown
Tubs
University of Miami
Associated Newspapers
Chic
Betty Furness
Miss Furness
Arnold
Gotd Panners
California
U.S
By Fred Neher
Au Ai Ue
Rolling Home Trailer CO
Dodge St
Omaha
Nebr
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