Uncle Phie Says A Joyous Day and a Fearless Ad
A curious column blends quotations and ads including a pitch for a medical book by Dr. C M Coe from St. Louis. It contrasts humor with hardship and hints at fiscal and social woes, noting the economy and a mild cow as friends of the poor while urging reflection on time and home.
All-Bran for constipation and regularity
To ease bowel trouble, identify the cause and consider bulk in the diet. Eating crunchy natural bulk producing foods like Kellogg's All-Bran, with plenty of water, may help a sluggish system. If persistent, consult a physician.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Ieee
Jaynn
America
Jayne
Effort Praised in Prominent Latin Verse
A concise reflection praises effort over outcome, noting in great ventures the attempt suffices and merit rests in the striving rather than final success.
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Propertius
Sunbonnet Sue No Longer Pencil-Shy In Farm Finance
United States census reports show thousands of rural women replacing husbands as active farm managers. Molly Foster runs the money pouch and books for the Foster farm, while Doris Montes of Michigan 4 H assists with markets and records. The movement, aided by state extension programs, enrolls about 150,000 women in business and legal education, with 50,000 women in Farm Security Administration credit studies since 1936.
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Fosters
Pa Foster
Foster
Molly
Michigan
Iowa
Georgia
Maine
Kansas
Louisiana
Farm Security Administration
Benton County
Jimmy Green
Cedar Valley
Jimmy
John Foster
Independent Iceland backs Premier authority in crisis
Iceland places executive power in Premier Hermann Jonasson and his cabinet, vesting royal power in the government until further notice. Jonasson, a strong figure and former police chief, leads Iceland’s Althing era policy, wrestling fame, and a history of independence from monarchy, with a robust fishing economy and no army or debt.
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Celand
Hermann Jonasson
Iceland
Christian X
Denmark
Germany
Althing
Jonasson
Council of Ice
Reykjavik
United States
Great Britain
Table-Cloth Penmen Prove Business Is Picking Up
Chicago report quotes A. A. McVittie of the National Restaurant Association saying business is better as surveys show rising sales in the industry. He notes patrons increasingly writing on table cloths, a sign of growing restaurant activity.
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Chicago
A. A. McVittie
National Restaurant Association
McVittie
Farm Safety on the Home Farm by J B Richardson
Safety on the farm relies on self discipline and homemade precautions. The piece notes that most accidents stem from haste, makeshift repairs, missing guards, and unfamiliar machinery, with distance from help and long hours increasing risk. A well ordered farm acts as good insurance against accidents.
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J. B. Richardson
Insect Traps on Plane Track Pest Spread
Entomologists use airborne insect traps to study how crop pests spread. P A Glicks team flew over Louisiana and Old Mexico, recording boll weevils at 2000 feet and leaf hoppers up to 13000 feet while moths and mosquitoes appeared at various altitudes.
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P. A. Glick
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Old Mexico
Dairy Herd Improvement and Manure Fertility Tips From Agriculture Notes
Agricultural notes trace cow testing associations evolving into dairy herd improvement groups tracking milk, weights, feeds, and breeding with US dairy industry systems. Top dressing grain fields with manure aids seedings. application varies five to eight tons per acre.
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United States Bureau of Dairy Industry
Ancient Greece’s open-air theater shocks with acoustics
An Epidaurus open-air theater still echoes whispers to all 12,000 seats, proving Greek mastery of acoustics. The piece also notes St Anthony’s 230-year payroll in Brazil, surfboard ship-to-shore transport, and billions in Idaho river gravel yielding flour-like gold too fine for machines to recover.
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Epidaurus
St. Anthony
Snake River
Idaho
Collier’s
Happy State A Sound Mind in a Sound Body
Quote from John Locke about happiness linking a sound mind and body as essential to a fulfilled life. It frames both attributes as necessary for true well being, implying that lacking either weakens overall happiness.
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John Locke
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