Housewife's Idea Box Polish Your Automobile
A household tip urges car care with waxy slice polish to keep the exterior clean. It recommends rubbing enameled parts with shoe polish weekly and finishing with a soft cloth for a polished shine.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
3
Sahara's Immensity as Natural Wonder in National Geographic
Gilbert Grosvenor notes in National Geographic that the Sahara spans vast rock and sand, comparable to the continental U S in size. Winds from Central Asia create the desert, nights bring sharp chills, and its emptiness shielded Central Africa from northern exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
United States
Central Asia
Central Africa
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Magazine
Danny Meadow Mouse Learns to Value a Short Tail
A children tale from Old Mother Nature shows Danny Meadow Mouse envy of longer tails but learns a short tail saves him when Buster Bear trips the tree trapping only the tail. Danny vows never to envy a long tail again and appreciates his own.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Whitefoot
Woodmouse
Nibble Lleely
Jumping Mouse
Nibbler
Hause Mouse
Danny
Nife
Buster Bear
Green Forest
Buster Gear
Buster
Danny Meadow Monse
Cousin Whitefoot
W. Burgess
WNT Service
Shoe making in the United States since Mayflower era
The article notes that shoe manufacture in the United States begins with the Mayflower voyage when a passenger who was a shoemaker carried hides. It claims until the mid 1800s all shoes were handmade, reflecting early industry origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
NeClare Newspaper Syndicate
WAU Service
Egyptian Motifs Frame New Hall Ornaments And Picnic Recipes
The piece describes rhinestone hair combs with ball and leaf motifs inspired by Cleopatra and hints at campfire cooking and picnic meals. It emphasizes outdoor meals, building a fireplace, safe fire practices, roasting potatoes, corn, and frankfurters, and cooking bacon on sticks during a beach or camp setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Public Ledger
Opposites in a Tea Room: A Child's Essay Help Request
Letters from young readers ask for opposites to misery sorrow and woe with a cheeky answer mischief leads to a rude blunder. Another inquiry seeks painting tips while a trolley strike prompts a grim gag about conductor duties. A child seeks solace while a rough father is mocked in a prankish column from Associated Newspapers.
Blue Ribbon Baby and the State's Pride
A poem by Anne Campbell extols blue ribbon prizes at state fairs including horses cattle hogs and flowers. The speaker cherishes a baby at home as life’s greatest reward and prize, contrasting public glory with quiet familial love. Copyright WNU Berges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnu Berges
Fashionable pattern for business girls frock design
The advertisement promotes Pattern 2230 a simple chic tailored frock with a curved yoke bodice and paneled skirt suited for walking. Available in sizes 14 through 42 with options for puffed sleeves and flower prints. price fifteen cents plus mail order to Setwlog Circle Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setwlog Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
Camping Cookery By Pots And Bushcraft Notes
A Western Newspaper Union excerpt describes outdoor cooking methods using simple gear like a camp frying pan and twigs. It covers preparing fried potatoes and eggs, making bread with butter and onions, and roasting sweet and Irish potatoes by burying in hot ashes for about forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Travel ensemble features dark red polka dot tunic and coat
Fashion note credits Jay Thorpe. A travel ensemble pairs a tunic length coat with intricately cut sleeves and a dress in matching fabric. The outfit uses a dark red and white polka dot motif and a natural fiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Thorpe
Twin boys born weigh five and six pounds
A Detroit News item notes a doctor announcing the birth of twin boys weighing five and six pounds. The remark on equality suggests a humorous contrast to expected parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Only Objection to Movies Cited by Senator Sorghum
The dialogue features Senator Sorghum arguing he does not disapprove of films but objects to politicians being swayed by indiscriminate publicity and mistaking cinema for stardom. He notes the public image issue rather than the cinema itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Address Select Products, Inc
23Rd St
Long Island City
Senator Sorghum
Goose-Flesh Fear While Racing Past Geese at Speed
A father recalls his run at 70 miles per hour when a flock of geese crossed his path. He says he was not scared but felt goose-flesh as the encounter shook him and his boy asks how he remained calm.
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Father
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