Flying's Great Problem Is Successfully Solved
Chicago reports engineers from the four largest airlines have standard instrument landing system specifications for blind landings using radio directional beams and outer markers. Oakland already operates such systems with over two thousand landings proving its viability as pilots rely on automatic flight and glide beams to touch down in bad weather.
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Chicago
Radio and Aeronautical
United States
Oakland
Calif
Neighborly Tips and Frugal Fashion From Newspapers
A jumble of household hints and fashion notes suggests quicklime absorbs dampness in closets, borax softens white flannel, olives flavor veal casserole, and daisies may require bud removal. It also mentions campus plaid jackets with belts and ascot ties offered at reasonable prices.
Common Things Seen in Common Things By Leonard A Barrett
The essay extols finding beauty in everyday objects and training the eye to discern meaning. It cites Tennyson and Flaubert to illustrate seeing power and beauty in commonplace things and suggests cultivation of this perceptive habit is desirable and possible.
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Tennyson
Flaubert
Dinette Dilemmas and Baby Safety Tips From Betty Wells
Household hints discuss small apartment living with two extra places for guests and selecting durable dinette sets. A reader seeks advice on rug and furniture choices for a three room layout that will later fit a Cape Cod house, while safety tips outline childproofing steps including cord placement, locked drawers, high storage, and safe waste containers.
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Cape Cod
Seeing Beyond the Common to Find Life’s Value
A Western Newspaper Union piece urges readers to seek wonders in ordinary things and to look for hidden resources in common objects. It quotes Emerson and Lincoln on perception, encourages daily gratitude and attention to the human lot, and highlights how ingenuity arises from seeing beyond the known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lfe
Emerson
Farmers to Feed Sheep Drouth Corn
Nebraska extension expert Tolman urged farmers with drought damaged corn to feed sheep rather than store it. He cited experiments by Prof. Alexander showing a small flock of 30 ewes can be fed with little cash, possible profit, and less grain.
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Lincoln
Walter Tolman
Nebraska Agricultural College
Tolman
Nebraska
M. A. Alexander
First Plow Unearthed In Ponca Village Near Niobrara
Niobrara Diggers excavate Ponca ruins and reveal a buffalo shoulder blade used as a primitive plow. Dr Earl H Bell of Nebraska University notes evidence of extensive gardens, bottomland cultivation, and large corn fields by the Poncas along the Niobrara and Missouri rivers. They also grew beans and squash and hunted buffalo beaver deer and elk.
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Niobrara
Earl H. Bell
University of Nebraska
Bell
Nebraska
Nebraska University
Missouri
Agriculture pushes plan to use land for best farming use
The Department of Agriculture promotes a new farm program to Midwest farmers. It urges using all land to its best purpose, noting the Platte Valley is best suited for growing alfalfa.
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North Platte
Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Platte Valley
Grants Handed to Nebraska Towns by Public Works
Washington reports the Public Works Administration approved grants in Nebraska for Farwell waterworks 12225 Valentine city hall and library 9315 Gering high school addition 74824 Ashton school improvements 18000 Kearney park improvement 5400 Broken Bow school 86850 Oconto school 18000 Riverdale school 18000 Farnam school addition 10170 Litchfield school 7313.
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Washington
D. C
Public Works Administration
Harry Coffee
Nebraska
Farwell
Valentine
Gering
Ashton
Kearney
Broken Bow
Oconto
Riverdale
Farnam
Litchfield
Allergic Colds and Dinitrophenol Use Discussed
An article distinguishes allergic colds from typical infections, noting triggers from airborne substances and testing methods for allergy diagnosis. It reports on dinitrophenol trials in overweight patients, showing increased metabolic rate without harming heart rate or blood pressure, and warns of drug sensitivities requiring medical supervision.
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Norman W. Celin
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
M. L. Tainter
Harold Rosenblum
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Christopher
Buddy) Finnegan
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Elks Lodge
Denver
Ousehold Ffints
Betty Wells
WNU
Western Newspaper Union
Gerhold
Dunn Takes
James C. Dunn
Division of
European Affairs
Political Relationships Department
State Department
Hull
Dunn
Jay Pierrepont Moffay
New State
R. W. Culwell
Drivers’ License Bureau
State Highway Patrol
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A. C. Tilley
Urges Farm Unity
Dr. Barton
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