Attractive and Certain Farm Day Promotes Bay County Beef
The Kiwanis club hosted a farm day at C. B. Waller’s Youngstown property where Bay County farmers and local business people exchanged ideas with a farm specialist. He noted that dollar for dollar investments in beef cattle yield superior returns, encouraging attendees to view farming as a solid side investment alongside their main professions. Waller’s expansive, productive farm with pecan trees and grass pastures illustrated the stability of Bay County soil.
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Kiwanis Club
C. B. Waller
Youngstown
Bay County
Three women run thriving floral and service trades in New York
In Manhattan's Flower Market, Mrs. Freda Meconi Mrs. Gurney Chrysler and Mrs. A E Rankin build businesses from inherited trades selling orchids corsages asparagus and more while other women operate Sidewalk Tours Barcon Service and Chinese delivery.
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George Ross
New York
Manhattan
Freda Meconi
Versailles
Chrysler
A. E. Rankin
Herkimer
N.Y
Is Soviet Russia a Democracy A book review note
Michael Florinski argues that the USSR resembles a democracy only in formal tools like universal suffrage and direct ballot. He says real democracy requires free opposition, which the one party state denies, making the system a one party democracy in practice.
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Soviet Russia
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Michael T. Florinski
Columbia University of
Macmillan
RusSia
Profesor Storinski
Stalin
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
House of Commons
Moscow
Rome
Berlin
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Groom Attire and Formals
A playful etiquette piece asks how a groom should dress for informal and garden weddings. It answers that two toned grooms wear not, white linen suits suit an informal summer wedding, dark blue coat with white flannels suits a garden setting, blue foulard ties suit a blue coat and white flannels, and ushers need not buy new suits. The guidance cautions tailoring clothes to the bride’s formality.
Swanky Tank Wedding Opens Sturgeon Bay Cherry Fest
A Door County couple will wed while standing chest deep in a tank of cherry juice as part of the Sturgeon Bay cherry festival. Circuit Judge Henry Graas of Green Bay will perform the ceremony.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Door County
Sturgeon Bray
Henry Graas
Green Bay
Wylie Fireman Faces Questions After Home Burns
Seattle story notes Floyd D. Wyle and his spouse away for five days when their residence burned down. Wyle, a fireman, must explain the incident upon return as investigators assess the blaze and potential causes amid family disruption.
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Seattle
Floyd D. Wyle
Wylies
Mr. Wylie
Fall City Outfielder Blunders Ball in Play
Elza Kulman of Fall City American Legion junior baseball mishap loses balance drops cap and ball. He recovers, misses the ball, and the batter scores before Kulman finds the ball under his cap.
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Climax Falls City
Ntb
Chasjue
Elza Kulman
Fall City
American Legion
Powerful warship engines aboard Lexington and Saratoga
The U S Lexington and U S Saratoga aircraft carriers are described as carrying the most powerful engines ever installed on warships, highlighting their propulsion strength and wartime capability.
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U. S
Lexington
Saratoga
The Vitamin B Complex and Thiamin Details
The article explains vitamin B complex as multiple substances with specific effects across species. It highlights thiamin B-1, its role in beriberi and neuritis, its necessity for growth and appetite, conditions where it helps, and dietary sources with daily unit recommendations.
Raising a Family by cue Roberts Barton
A juvenile court judge discusses delinquency and prevention focusing on boy development. Civic groups and 300 Boys Clubs of America offer constructive outlets for free time. Parents must provide a code of ethics and guidance while allowing the child to learn through自主 activity and responsibility.
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Cue Roberts Barton
Boys Clubs
America
Ammonia Brightens Glassware But Damages Metals
Ammonia in the washing water makes china and glassware bright and shiny but should never be used for dishes decorated with gold or silver. Ammonia can destroy metal encrustations and will likely dull them.
Gopher snake protected by western farmers
The gopher snake, named for its diet of gophers that help crops, is safeguarded by many western farmers who view it as beneficial for pest control.
O Henry Encore review notes on Harrell edition
The article reviews Mary Sunlocks Harrells O Henry Encore from Doubleday and Doran, detailing how Porter wrote cartoons and short stories for the Houston Post before his fame. It argues the collected pieces reveal a preexisting twist-the-knife formula and suggest his newspaper craft influenced literary ability, with mixed quality across stories.
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John Selby
O. Henry Encore
Mary Sunlocks Harrell
Doubleday
Doran
O. Henry
Mary Sunlocks Harrel
Houston
Tex
William Sydney Porter
Lexags
The
Porter
Henry
World
How to Get a Job Should Be Taught in Schools
Ruth Millett argues that high schools and colleges should offer a course titled How to Get a Job. The plan would teach seniors where to look for work, interview behavior, and how to tailor applications. Involve executives to provide real questions and remarks to students seeking employment.
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Vun
Corvine bird crossword with varied clues and fills
A historical newspaper puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues for a corvine bird themed crossword. It includes bird names, embeddable phrases, and assorted wordplay references such as Derby and Hopskiln, along with Turkish money and other general terms.
Hollywood Shorts Sparks and Studio Scrapes
Hollywood by Paul Harrison reports on David Selznick’s production troubles and a brawl at a party where an actress struck her husband with a bottle. The piece tours recent on set mishaps, nudity debates, and industry chatter about Nazi film campaigns and upcoming projects across major studios.
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Hollywood
David Selznick
Olivia de Havilland
Jack Mulhall
Lynn Bari
Miss Bari
Day Barnes Fined Seven Dollars For Traffic Violations
Indianapolis July 21 Day Barnes 47 was fined seven dollars after being charged with speeding and running a traffic signal He boasted of driving in every parade in town including presidents Harding Coolidge and Roosevelt and named M Nutt and Farley as others he had driven before.
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Indianapolis
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