Women Shape Future Homes In Survey Of 7 000 To 8 500 Dollar Builds
New York arch forum report from Niagara Hudson Power shows women as decisive in planning with demand for more conveniences and daylight. Most wish an outwardly located house with a full basement and conventional layout, favor Colonial styles and two stories, brick exteriors, and a garage split about evenly.
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New York
Architectural Forum
Forum
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation
Let Us Be Thankful By Let Us Be Thankful By
A reflective piece on gratitude urges sincere appreciation expressed through service. It contrasts material wealth with life’s real blessings that money cannot buy and argues loyalty and love as the true basis for thankfulness.
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Gehringer Shows Badminton Skill Besides Baseball
Charlie Gehringer, longtime Detroit Tigers star second baseman, participates in an exhibition badminton event with other former players. He demonstrates solid racket swing, comparing it to his baseball bat work, proving proficiency in both sports.
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Detroit Tigers
The Household Decorations by Lydia Le Baron Walke
The article extols growing and using houseplants as decoration, urging homemakers to care for plants and place them where they best show their beauty. It stresses sunshine, proper environment, and the joy and moral value of nature’s gifts, urging gratitude for home, family, and liberty.
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UNE Service
Emigration as a Solution for Drought Regions
Philadelphia researchers urge wide emigration from drought areas as a remedy for population distribution issues. The University of Pennsylvania study, conducted with Wharton School support, estimates about 390,900 people must depart lands kept at risk by low-cost farming and wind erosion.
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Drouth
University of Pennsylvania
Great Plains
Social Science Research Council
Industrial Research Department
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Artificial Vitamin RB Produced by Scientist for Arman Consumption
Modern Medicine forecasts in its present issue that Dr Lees Clarke and Dr EL Walter eredt sequence the combining of a drug dubbed artificial vitamin RB. The preparation aims to treat certain nervous ailments and dropsy like conditions by virally aiding the body, with production noted amid concerns over side effects and the still unclear efficacy.
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Arman
Modern Medicine
Lees Clarke
EL Walter Eredt
Sequinas
Barn Built From Fillmore Home Demolished in Geneva
The boyhood home of Millard Fillmore, thirteenth President of the United States, in Geneva New York was torn down after no organization offered sufficient interest to preserve it. Despite attempts to sell to a patriotic group, offers were only 250 dollars, leading to dismantling and sale of timber for construction of a barn. Fillmore, elected Vice President in 1848 on the Whig ticket, later became President in 1850 after Zachary Taylor's death and served until 1855.
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Geneva
N.Y
Millard Fillmore
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Missouri Channel Hopes to Find 1862 Treasure Steamer
Blair Nebraska river workers monitor Missouri’s shifting channel hoping to locate the Bertrand, which sank near Desoto Landing in 1862 carrying mercury valued at $200,000 and 5,000 gallons of whisky. Experts agree mercury may be recoverable while views differ on the whisky in cask barrels.
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Neb
Missouri
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