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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
3
Jim Kekes, walking from a plant after a shift, faced back to back explosions as a factory yard ignited. Flames swept between two buildings, magazines exploded, guards fled, and Jim sprinted toward a gate through a rain of shellfire, leaping into a passing truck to reach a hospital with a busted leg.
A writer notes the early ostrich farming era with methods in use since 1880 in the Cape Port district. Birds were gathered into enclosures, restrained with a cloth sack, and have wing and tail plumes harvested. Clipping occurs several times yearly with feather value highest on male birds.
Ellen Grant leads ceremonial bagpipe playing at Stibo Castle during the American centennial celebration of Andrew Carnegie’s birth. Officials mark the royal tribute with traditional pipes and national tones.
W. L. Hutcheson was appointed by President William Green of the American Federation of Labor as the AFL delegate to the World Labor Conference, representing America in the international forum.
The page blends wartime notes and sensational items: Japan’s push in China and looming Philippines conflict, contrasts yellow gold with natural riches like water power, Mussolini’s oil strategy, and pirates in Jacksonville. It also notes a Turkish sultan and Ethiopian finances, a giant diamond being split for sale, and a sensational juvenile murder case.
Household advice covers sock care washing laundry air drying and dish preparation. Instructions include using cool water for washing damp polish and testing cake before removing from oven. Tips also touch on painting unpainted furniture pruning fruit pies and pumpkin pie folding beaten egg whites into batter.
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