Indians Revive Tribal Custom at Osage Naming Ceremony
In Pawhuska Oklahoma an Osage child naming ceremony near Gray Horse revived a sacred rite as a full-blooded community of fewer than 800 preserves ancient practices. Six medicine chiefs anoint the infant with sacred paint corn water and cedar fronds before the mother chooses a sacred name.
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Sweden's First Talkie a Global Hit in Stockholm
Sweden's first talking picture Say It With Music has been sold to France and Belgium after recent Oslo showings. The film, produced by the Swedish Film Industry, features lead Elizabeth Risk and was shot around Raasunda near Stockholm. It is in its third month in Stockholm and has boosted the Swedish film industry spotlight.
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Belgium
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Elizabeth Risk
Northland
Chinese Judge Ousted For Wife Selection Peiping
Hopei provincial government officials remove a district judge after he fell in love with and married a local girl. The action bans judges from choosing spouses from their own district and requires marriage outside their jurisdiction.
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Peiping
Judicial Department
Hopei
Rugs From Discarded Socks Built By Widow Lillian Summers
East St. Louis Mrs Lillian Summers a sixty five year old widow has built a rug manufacturing business from discarded socks. In a cottage back room she toils on an old fashioned loom producing about 300 rugs per year.
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East St. Louis
Lillian Summers
Cost of an Average Baby in Chicago Estimated at 110
A Chicago study from the American Research foundation estimates the cost of bringing a new baby to term at 110 including layette prenatal care and hospital services. The bulletin notes hospital care 26 doctor services 47 nursing 8 clothes 23 medicines 1 miscellaneous 5 and 42 percent went to doctor services.
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Chicago
Gold Coast
American Research Foundation
The
Foundation
Historic 1902 auto salvaged by Paulson thrills Calumet fairgoers
Alfred Paulson salvaged a 1902 automobile from a junk pile and displays it at regional fairs. Despite a $1000 offer, he keeps the reconditioned car and drives it before grandstands at about 10 miles per hour.
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Calumet
Mich
Alfred Paulson
Paulson
Petal Falls Spray for Fruit Production of Worm-Free Apples
A New Jersey agricultural expert urges applying lead arsenate at petal fall to prevent worm entry, with 1.5 pounds per 50 gallons. Add 12 1 4 pounds of dry mix sulphur lime for scab control, or use four quarts concentrated lime sulfur if russeting risk is low. Include nicotine sulfur for aphids and red bugs.
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A. Freeman Mason
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Mason
Get Sprayer Ready for Necessary Orchard Work
Practical advice for orchard sprayers and dusters stresses pre season testing and cleaning. Recommends overhaul if needed and carrying a repair kit with wrenches pliers washers disks hoses and spare parts. Also lists pre season supplies including goggles gloves drip guards respirators jackets for horses.
Nonstop spray method gains favor in orchard work
Growers increasingly use a nonstop spray rig moving slowly along rows without stopping at each tree. A high gallons per minute capacity is needed to ensure thorough pest control. Operator comfort is noted with goggles respirators and related gear recommended to improve safety and efficiency.
How to train raspberry canes for sturdier growth
The text explains that raspberries left to grow upright bend and root toward the ground. Pinching or cutting the growing tip in summer induces early branching. Early branches stay up better, gain diameter, and develop strong buds, yielding a sturdier cane overall.
That's Different Exchange About a Street Sweeper
A quick quip contrasts a husband’s nightly routine with the punch line that he is not a poker shark but a street sweeper. The joke hinges on mistaken impression and urban work humor.
Clever Sayings Reflect Social Observations
A witty note contrasts boasting about being slow yet sure with social advice about dating. The aphorism humorously cautions that speed in pursuit may backfire, suggesting that a girl should pretend to run away to attract a suitor.
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