Simple But Smart Patterns for Every Wardrobe
Three Barbara Bell patterns for home sewing offer quick low cost garments. Pattern 1949 daytime frock with yoke and swing skirt fits sizes 12 through 20. Pattern 1973 morning frock with belt pieces fits large ranges. Pattern 1944 is a tiny tots dress cut two ways for 6 months to 3 years. Send 15 cents for the Fall and Winter Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Perfection and Human Nature Reflections
A compact reflection on virtue and character. It weighs how proper effort and singular focus matter, while noting the value of knowing one’s limits and the ethics of asking favors. It contrasts resilience with cynicism and suggests growth comes from acknowledging faults.
Santiago’s Santa Lucia Hill Showcases Chile’s Capital
National Geographic portrays Santiago’s Santa Lucia hill top pavilion with views over a half‑million residents, the Andes, Park Cousino, Alameda Avenue, and plazas like Plaza de Armas. It notes the city’s architecture, the Mapocho river channel, and the hanging park setting begun in 1872 by Don Benjamin Vieyna.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNY Service
Antiago
Chile
Santa Lucia Hill
Acropolis
Athens
Andes
San Cristobal
Santa Lucia
Mapocho
Maipo
Aconcagua
Santiago
France
America
Avenida de Las Delicias
Pedro de Valdivia
Estremadura
Huelen-Huala
Buenos Aires
Don Benjamin Vieynaackenna
Alameda
General O'Higgins
National Library
Club Union
Don Jose de San Martin
Washington
Plaza de Armas
Cupid
Valdivia
San Francisco de Xavier
Australia
Strait of Magellan
Parque Cousino
Pigs Surpass All in Rapid Growth
Dr. L A Maynard of the New York State College of Agriculture notes pigs grow fastest and profits rise with early age gains. He warns calcium and phosphorus shortages cause bone weakness leading to lameness, weight loss, and death without diet changes. The Cornell bulletin outlines mineral needs for swine and other livestock.
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L. A. Maynard
New York State College of Agriculture
WNY Service
Cornell
Farm Boy Finds Wood Lot as New Source of Profit
An awakening in farm forestry grows as 4H members take forest projects on home farms. E W Tinker of the Forest Service notes nine of about 40 4H at the national camp pursued farm forestry. He says a windbreak or grove can add a thousand dollars to farm value and that 41 states provide trees at nominal cost for planting. Census data show farm woods produce rank among top crops. Forestry begins at home and expands outward.
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E. W. Tinker
United States Forest Service
Washington
Tinker
Forest Service
United States
Feeding Brood Sows Before Farrowing
Iowa State College expert C. C. Culbertson advises a light grain ration for sows nearing farrowing to gain weight before breeding, aiming to increase litter size. Include a protein supplement such as one half gallon of skim milk or buttermilk or half a pound of tankage daily, plus a mineral mix, and feed sows during pregnancy only enough to maintain good condition.
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C. C. Culbertson
Iowa State College
Fall Seeding Timothy Recommendations From Ohio Station
The Ohio experiment station advises broadcast seeding timothy in fall by letting seed fall on soil from the grass seed box at about six pounds per acre. Operate drill hoes or discs as for wheat, then rely on nature to cover. Ridges from the drill protect young timothy seedlings through winter, which emerge thickly in drill rows.
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Timothy
Ohio
Fall Farm Notes on Pennsylvania Farms and Soil
Ninety of every hundred farmers in Pennsylvania have automobiles. Rat control may be achieved by cleaning premises and poisoning. Farmers spend six percent of time away from the farm in trading and visiting. Slope of over three quarters of U S land makes soil erosion likely. Keep hungry livestock away from buckeye wild cherry and locust trees whose foliage is toxic. Massachusetts dairymen replace cows faster now than twelve to fifteen years ago. Thin cream sours easier than thick. desirable butterfat test is between 30 and 40 percent.
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Massachusetts
Funny Side Discretion Delivers Classic Schoolroom Snaps
A humorous strip features a teacher asking Tommy how he would handle being struck and a playful exchange about names and chores. The dialogue riffs on the Golden Rule and domestic duties, ending with quick quips about Sam and the narrator’s hands.
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Tommy
Stand Aside Judge The Court Faces Disruptive Warning
A terse courtroom note warns that any person who interrupts in court will be removed, while an apparently celebratory remark by a prisoner cheers at the stance. The fragment implies tension over order and discipline inside a legal proceeding.
Prayer and collection scene at church gathering
A preacher questions who wishes to pray as the congregation responds. Jones confirms, and the preacher notes a distraught individual tithing hastily. The collection plate passes as the service continues with tense exchange.
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N Jones
Brother Jones
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Los Angeles
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