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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1937

Page

3

A Happy Family of Bluebirds for Linens Pattern 1524

A sewing transfer pattern titled A Happy Family of Bluebirds for Linens offers cross stitch motifs for sheets pillowcases towels and scarves. The pattern includes two large motifs four medium motifs and six small motifs with color suggestions stitch illustrations and material requirements. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Needlecraft Depts New York for the pattern.

Needlecraft Depts Eighth Ave New York

River of Life OVE Reflections on Love and Journey

A meditation on love as a life river from a small stream to an unfathomable ocean. The passage urges deep personal voyage through trials to truly grasp love’s meaning.

Henry Ward Beecher

Creomulsion Advertises Quick Cough Relief and Guarantee

A 1940s style advertisement urges readers with chest coughs or bronchial irritation to try Creomulsion. It claims the product reaches the seat of trouble, soothes inflamed membranes, and expels germ laden phlegm with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.

Words of Counsel To Youth From Bismarck

A brief quotation attributed to Bismarck offers three guiding words for youth urging persistent effort. The line emphasizes continuous labor as the path to achievement and character development.

Bismarck

Boston’s vast harbor industry fuels a national atlas of trade

A National Geographic style portrait highlights Boston as a leather and rubber goods hub, a major sugar and tropical product center, and a leading icehouse port. It notes the United Fruit Company’s extensive Central American rail and ship network based from Boston, the Sacred Codfish emblem, and a rich maritime culture shaping fishing, shipbuilding, and sport traditions. It mentions Boston’s fish piers, banana production ties, and a heritage of sailing, cricket, hockey, rowing, and emerging midget car racing.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C WNU Boston New England Faneuil Hall America Atlantic Seaboard California Bombay Jamaica Cuba Brazil India John Hancock Quoddy Light Golden Gate Key West Alaska United Fruit Company Andrew W. Preston New York Minor C. Keith United Fruit Costa Rica Puerto Limon San Jose Central America Tropic Baltimore New Orleans San Francisco Habana Cartagena Colombia James New World Massachusetts England Gloucester United States Stellwagen Bank Mississippi Pacific Europe Caribbean

Painting farm buildings for longevity and value

Late summer and fall offer the best weather for painting farm buildings. Use good paint and proper prep work to prevent peeling and extend life beyond a century. Maintain dry surfaces and repair cracks before painting, aiming for 60 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit for best results.

Gross

Chicago Market Sees Long Fresh Produce Journeys

USDA reports that over 70 000 carloads of fresh fruits and vegetables sold in Chicago last year traveled up to 2500 miles and arrived in near perfect condition. Packing and refrigeration improvements curb storage diseases and extend year round availability with tomatoes from Florida lettuce from California and onions from the Rio Grande valley reaching consumers.

Chicago United States Department of Agriculture Department Illinois Florida California Rio Grande Valley

Rise of 4-H Clubs Across States and Territories

The article describes widespread 4-H clubs in every state and U S territory. It notes youths aged ten to twenty on farms may join by carrying a farm work project. It highlights that many Agriculture Department extension agents and state experts are former 4-H members and explains the pledge behind the 4-H initial.

United States Territory Department of Agriculture

Field and Farm Practices Highlight Agricultural Notes

Field and Farm reports note that hatching eggs held over ten days reduce hatchability. An acre of meadowland averages about 15,000,000 insects. Danish creameries receive farm milk directly and handle 2,000 to 3,000 gallons daily. Sugar cane maturation ranges from 9 to 43 months. Large eggs must weigh 24 ounces per dozen by law. Baby chicks may receive sour milk with water and starter feed. When pastures are scarce, heifers need extra feed to sustain growth.

Revival of Crazy Patch Work for Slumber Throws

An article describes crazy patch quilts as an old yet modern craft with angular patterns. It covers fabrics like plain and figured silks, embroidery stitches, sewing to a foundation, and finishing with backing and tying. It promotes Mrs. Spears’ instructional book with step-by-step directions and a mailing address for copies.

Spears Spex South Desplaines St Chico Minors

Dust Control At Ashpit Using Water Spray System

A reader advises a simple method to stop dust from ashpit cracks during furnace grate shaking. A small pipe spray taps into the cold water system, with holes capped at the end, spraying just before shaking. The fine mist wetts ashes as they fall, reducing dust in the cellar and cutting cleaning effort.

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