National Farm Safety Week Is July 22 28 Observed in U S
The week promotes safe farm practices across the farm home fields barns and roads to reduce 17000 deaths and 1650000 injuries. Emphasizes hitching tractors to draw bars avoiding rollovers and using safe operation. Authorities urge mental alertness and hazard elimination as essential to agricultural safety.
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United States
America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
National Safety Council
World of Smart Play Clothes Cut Dress Up Time
Mothers face long dressing chores for children yet new fashion options promise time savings. Self dressing garments and easy care fabrics reduce ironing and mending, with seersucker overalls and nylon weaves needing less upkeep. Gripper fasteners offer rust free, child friendly alternatives to buttons.
Dressing Children for Comfort and Quality Garments
Practical guidance on selecting durable fabrics, sturdy seams, and properly fitted clothing for children. Emphasizes zipper use, home sewing as a tool for sturdy wear, careful edging, and precise pattern matching to ensure comfortable, attractive outfits that fit as children grow.
Responsibilities of the Women in Financial Hard Times
Kathleen Norris urges women to restrain family spending and prioritize needs as households face shortages and rising costs. She cites a Worcester letter about debt, discretionary dreams, and the need to adapt by reducing luxuries and urging youth to help at home.
Video limits threaten free shows across sports and entertainment
The piece laments restricted televsion for boxing and football, arguing promoters shift boxing to theaters and fear a lighter video menu. It predicts broader limits, with questions about puppets, talk shows, and how viewers will pay, urging keeping major sports free on video.
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Louis
Savold
Reunion and Showbiz Notes From Yale and Broadway
Monty Woolley joins Yale Class of 1911 reunion in a retro costume. Irene Bordoni joins the show sparking a Strauss Pacific joke. Milton Berle becomes a musical comedy producer. Ringling Brothers Circus returns to Connecticut, aiming for strong attendance after the Hartford fire.
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Monty Woolley
Yale
Irene Bordoni
Strauss- Pacific
Harry Truman
Bayer
Milton Berle
Ringling Brothers Circus
Connecticut
Hartford
Stork Too Busy With Own Babies
The Stork blamed for a manpower shortage in the United States as Selective Service notes the 1930s mood. The article extols the stork as a devoted family bird, famed for delivering babies, and describes its European nesting pattern and monogamous behavior.
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Stork
United States
US Selective Service
Europe
Africa
Nile
New Tire Aims to Boost Farm Planting Efficiency
A strange-looking pneumatically inflated tire with a V-shaped tread and low center replaces standard steel wheels on farm equipment. Developed by B F Goodrich engineers, the tire promises improved planting efficiency for farmers.
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B. F. Goodrich Engineers
High Quality Hay Cuts Feeding Costs, Says Michigan Experts
Michigan state college farm economists report high quality hay can reduce feeding costs by about 24 dollars per cow and cut milk production costs by 26 cents per hundredweight. Cows on poor hay require 250 pounds more grain and 450 pounds more concentrates to produce the same milk as those fed high quality hay. Good hay is legume rich in protein and cut at the proper stage.
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Victoria
Mila
Michigan State College
Hen talk and country life with good layers
You like rural living and ask about hens. The reply praises the flock, noting they have not laid a bad egg yet and that the birds are strong layers. The tone is light and folksy.
Best eggs in years prompt request for fresher supply
A reader expresses high praise for eggs recently tasted and challenges others to bring samples not enjoyed for a long time. The remark conveys enthusiasm about quality and a playful urge to compare freshness.
Cur hen defends nest against porcelain egg incident
Cur hen kicked a porcelain egg from her nest and warned against building a bricklayer out of her. Local observer notes the unusual act and the hen’s vocal stance on the disruption.
Wife wears halo when she drives a car
The speaker jokes that his wife appears angelic when behind the wheel, implying her driving is flawless or formidable while noting it as a humorous observation.
Best course when brakes fail is to avoid impact with valuables
When brakes fail the safest plan is to steer to open space or run to a safe area and use emergency stopping options. If stopping is unavoidable aim for soft unoccupied terrain and call for help after reaching a safe spot.
No Difference Driving License Dialogue
A driver asks police to accept a rough claim of similarity to a valid license. The officer notes lack of the actual document but the speaker asserts the license is essentially like any other. The exchange centers on proof of identity and document absence.
Quotable Quip Sparks Debate on Road Courtesy
A humorous remark about yielding to women drivers circulates as a social joke. The line plays on stereotypes about gender and driving, provoking discussion on manners and road sharing in everyday life.
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