Czechoslovakia industrial potential and culture overview
The article surveys Czechoslovakia's key industries from Bohemia to Slovakia, noting textile centers at Bratislava and the Skoda Works at Pilsen, with emphasis on glass from Karlovy Vary and the potential rebound in trade with America. It highlights hydraulic power in Slovakia, Bohemian manufacturing shifts from ordnance to peace time tools, and traditional folk dress in Slovak regions.
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Zechoslovakia
America
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Austria-Hungary
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Asparagus Canning Guide From Agriculture Dept
The United States Department of Agriculture offers steps for canning asparagus. Select fresh tender stalks, trim, skin, tie in bundles, blanch in boiling water, cool in cold water, and pack with tips up in brine before steam pressure processing. Store jars in a dark dry cool place.
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United States
United “States Department ‘of Agriculture
Cover Cereals And Flours
Cereal supplies and flour should now be purchased in very small quantities. If kept in used containers they grow musty and, if left open, are attacked by wandering bugs. Cover such supplies with a cloth and a ventilated cover and store in a cool place.
Kitchen furniture arranged to save steps
A woman bought a pedometer and found moving her kitchen table to a more convenient place saved about half a mile a day. The tip shows arranging furniture can reduce effort in the kitchen.
Sticky Cupboard Doors Rub Soap for Quiet Opening
A short note explains that cupboard doors and drawers may stick and jam. Rubbing soap or soap powder on surfaces in contact helps them open and close and also silences squeaky hinges.
Cotton and Linen Prices Double in War Time
The war has doubled prices for cotton and linen, echoing the strain on households. An advice line urges extending clothing life with Red Cross Ball Blue to save money, and grocers offer it at five cents.
Ancient and modern Rome and its famed landmarks
A compact survey outlines Rome's ancient sites including the Palatine Hill Hadrian's mausoleum the Pantheon and the Vatican palace. It notes St Peter's largest church and the Circus of Caligula linked to Nero's persecutions now standing as Rome's religious heart.
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Tiber
Palatine
Romulus
Urbs
Capitoline
St. Angelo
Nero
St. Peter's
Vatican Palace
Agrippa
B.C
Hadrian
Unfinished Life Marked By Numbers on a Calendar
A fragment notes a long life defined by largely unachieved years, reducing it to a sequence of dates and numbers. The lines imply a life of persistence without notable milestones, framed as an obituary breve or reflection on time.
Cuticura Trio Ad Promises Skin Care Convenience
An advertisement touts Cuticura Toilet Trio products Soap Ointment and Talcum as antiseptic skin care with economical, scented dusting powder. The copy urges readers to notice the trio and implies benefits for face skin and babies, framed in a clever tagline.
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Allen's Foot Ease Ad The Relief for Pinching Shoes
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to reduce friction inside shoes. It claims relief for hot tired swollen feet and suggests women can wear smaller shoes by using the powder.
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Allein
Allen
Springfield Name Sparks Marine Credible Report
A TNTar article quotes a marine discussing a gun seen on creditable authority. The corporal probes for identifying marks and the marine recalls a single name, Springfield, as a clue in a mystery involving a marine and possible weapon.
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Alosa
Springfield
Cultural quip on recipe language in a Boston Transcript line
A dialogue about word choice in cooking and medicine. The wife urges using the older term receipt for directions while the husband defends recipe. The exchange ends with the line This pudding is a dose. from the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Dentist Pursues Nerve Removal Amid Patient Distress
A cryptic transcript describes a dentist insisting on nerve removal for a tooth while a patient protests. The dialogue conveys fear and tension as the patient resists and the dentist presses on.
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Walt
Boston ‘Transcript
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