Self-Confidence and Bold Belief Across Careers
A Western Newspaper Union 1930 column discusses self confidence through anecdotes about Theodore Roosevelt Jimmy the baseball player and Governor Beveridge. It notes Roosevelt’s joke about carrying the bass and Beveridge’s loan repaid by winning oratory prizes. The piece cautions that too little belief harms prospects while balanced self assurance aids success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Indiana
de Pauw University
Howe
Western Newspaper Union
Lights of New York by Walter Trumbull
A column by Walter Trumbull surveys New York streets from Broadway to Eighth Avenue revealing common rackets and scams. It notes moving sales, cheap auctions, sidewalk peddlers, old medicine shows, and health lectures, with a vivid view of Stoneham’s Giants office and Coogan's Bluff. It also mentions F Lammot Belin’s appointment, a Uganda king letter to Delia Akeley, Broadway record holder James Lane, and Golden era theatre anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Sixth
Eighth Avenues
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifty-ninth
James G. Lane
Lane
John Golden
Lightnin
Golden
Bell Syndicate
Knitted sports costume with matching cardigan dress
A youthful knitted sports dress features a cord and tassel edged neckline, tucked border detailing on the skirt and jacket, and a coordinating deep purple beret completes the outfit. The set emphasizes coordinated texture and color for a polished sporting look.
Britons dodge death duties via trusts and transfers
London reports rich families shifting estates to private limited liability firms to cut death duties and income tax bills. Dukes and earls listed among owners using corporate wraps and intra-family transfers to minimize taxes, with life insurance relief and other loopholes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Dukes of
Bucclench
Devonshire
Grafton
Leinster
Marlborough
Rutland
Sutherland
Marquis of
Zetland
Berkeley
Darnley
Harewood
Moray
Ossory
Roseberg
Spencer and Strathmore
Novar
Ullswater and Wemborne
Fam
Talk of the town bird mimic and singer in Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland a pet cat four years ago left a blackbird or starling to Mrs L B Betts who nursed it back to health. The bird now sings two verses of Maryland My Maryland talks to visitors and imitates dogs and roosters. It answers questions about its origin and asks if it is a starling. It greets audiences with Kiss your mother and whistles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
Parasite mysteries in U S livestock baffle experts
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture veterinary zoologist Dr Maurice G Hall says hundreds of parasite types infest American livestock and few life histories are known. He warns most remain undocumented and urges nationwide surveys to map parasites, learn lifecycles, devise treatments, and prevent future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Maurice G. Hall
Care for Brood Sows Boosts Spring Pig Crop Prospects
The article urges special feed for brood sows to ensure spring litters. It notes mineral needs rise when ground is frozen and that hogs cannot dig for minerals. self-digging is energy loss and harms pasture. It argues commercial minerals save effort and expense.
Soft Pork Products Are Very Difficult to Sell
A discussion of soft or oily pork products notes lard that remains semifluid and pork cuts that look smeary on display. Bacon becomes soft and hard to slice, hams are affected but less so. The overall unattractiveness lowers demand and harms corn belt hog producers.
Hog cholera symptoms and progression described
The account lists cholera symptoms in hogs: loss of appetite, extreme fever, constipation with diarrhea, chills, depression, burrowing in litter, ear and tail drooping, red skin blotches on the belly, inner thighs, and ears. Advanced stages show staggering and a gummy eye discharge that can seal the eyelids.
Best Veal Calves Market Tips on Rearing Practices
Veal calves destined for top quality should nurse until seven to ten weeks old and receive no other feed. Weaning and bucket feeding milk could improve quality, but milking the cow and feeding whole milk to the calf is unlikely to be profitable for veal production.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brody
Abyister
By Charles Sughroe
CUBS
Ed Baecht
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Chicago Cubs
Baecht
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Ilinois
Waleeteehestea Zee
Theodore Roosevelt
Pearly Gates
Roosevelt
Jimmy
Baseball Fame
Lights OF
Walter Trumbull
Charles A. Stoneham
The
Giants
Coogan’s Bluff
F. Lammot Belin
Department of State
White House
Mr. Belin
Warren Delano Robbins
United States
Eli Salvador
Foreign Service
Delia J. Akeley
Uganda
Rapidan
Rainbow Angling Club
Azusa
Calif
Hoover
Doris Manley
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