Notable Industry Figures Sketch Ambitious Future Plans
A profile of Robertson and Young highlights bold forecasts and vast investments. Robertson plans 12 million dollars in year additions while visualizing a transformed urban future with migratory populations and windowless, sunlit homes. Young, a Texan financier, built a 3 billion rail empire from a 225 thousand dollar start and rose as a Wall Street titan.
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Robbert R. Young
Wall Street
Mr. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Canadian
Texas
the Alamo
First National Bank of Canadian
Culver Military Academy
Robert R. Young
Culver
Uate
University of Virginia
du Ponts
General Motors
Frank F. Kolbe
van Sweringen
Young
Anita Ten Eyck O’keefe
Williamsburg
Georgia O’keefe
Beechwood
Astor Estate
Newport
Senate
Senator Wheeler
Consolidated News Features
WNU Service
Dark Silk Suits for Summer Dress Up Mood
The feature highlights dressy dark sheer silk outfits for summer, including black and navy silk marquisette and chiffon gowns, sheer dress ensembles with rosette accents, and coordinating hats. It promotes versatile pieces like capes, boleros, and detachable pleated skirts to create interchangeable outfits for hot afternoons.
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KY Ashion
Milady
Vatican
Jace
Western Newspaper Union
Languages and tongues across nations expand beyond two
The article notes Switzerland has multiple official languages and adds Palestine uses English Hebrew and Arabic. It mentions most European countries speak more than one language except Portugal. It cites India with 220 vernaculars and hints at a Ladin dialect in Switzerland, per the Washington Post.
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Switzerland
Palestine
Europe
Portugal
Asia
India
Washington Post
White tussor suit by Cheese Nicholas
A fashion note on a stylish white tussor suit designed for summer by Creed. The ensemble features a red scarf and a jaunty sailor hat from Rose Valois, highlighting a high color look as an outstanding summer fashion statement.
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Nicholas
Creed
Rose Valois
Satin Styles Dominate Summer Coats In New Line
The newest use of satin is for summer coats with a navy model worn over deep pink Satin-back crepe. Color combinations run from purple and green to stripes of red blue and orange. Vera Borea showcases shorter skirts, a corselet waist, and voluminous hips, using shantung linens sackcloth fantasy crepes and wool laces. Trimmings feature insects like grasshoppers locusts flies and bees in abundance.
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Joseph
Vera Borea
Daytime Frills Dropped To Suit Limited Wardrobe Budget
A New York style expert counsels women with high style aims but limited means to skip daytime frills and reserve caprice for evening wear. She urges a basic seasonal color plan, versatile two piece suits, casual hats, conservative shoes with medium heels, and meticulous grooming including neat stocking seams and unscuffed heels.
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New York
Teen Age Hats Spark Quiet Fashion Fad Among Girls
A note on growing appeal of teen sailor hats with ribbons under the chin. Young girls, especially in younger ages, show interest as these small headpieces accompany casual outfits and schoolwear.
Farm Produce Stands Tied To Modern Design And Access
Streamlining changes push farmers toward better stands with visible locations smooth highways and ample parking. Emphasis on artistic buildings decorative signs shade trees and drainage plus water supply and lighting for night openings to attract city drivers.
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W. ©. Harrington
Massachusetts State College
WNU
Frozen Egg Industry Centers in the Midwest
The Chicago Tribune notes the U S frozen egg industry began in Kansas around 1900 and now has over 200 plants with about 80 percent in the Midwest. Annual output exceeds 200 million pounds with whole eggs dominating, and whites and yolks canned separately.
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Kansas
Chicago Tribune
United States
Middle West
China
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Lespedeza Grows in Shade but Fails in Dense Woods
Lespedeza can grow in thin acidic soils and tolerates shade better than bluegrass but will not establish well in dense woods. Purdue University agronomy specialist K. E. Beeson notes growth declines in heavily shaded areas and rich soils boost yield.
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K. E. Beeson
Agronomy Department
Purdue University
How Much Pullets Eat
A Missouri Farmer writer notes pullets eat about 25 pounds of feed by six months. Growth increases consumption, with chicks eating little and nearly full grown birds showing high appetite.
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Missouri Farmer
On Calvary Self Sacrifice and the Cross
The lesson centers on Mark 15 22 39 and the crucifixion of Jesus Christ as the supreme act of love. It emphasizes Christ’s atoning death for humanity, the tearing of the temple veil, and the new and living way opened to believers through his blood, urging personal devotion and faith.
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Calva
Jesus Christ
Alexander Maclaren
Christ
Jesus
Luther
Paradise
God
Holy of Holies
Homely Simile References Psalm Verse
A brief quotation from Psalms 91 4 about protection and trust under divine wings grips readers with a homely simile highlighting faith as shield and buckler. The passage evokes comfort and steadfastness in adversity through scriptural imagery.
Lofty Companionship and Sermon on the Mount
The fragment recalls Luke 9 33 where Peter tells Jesus it is good to be there and suggests building three tabernacles, capturing a moment of reverence and contemplation.
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Peter
Jesus
Power of Faith Verse Echoes Through Time
A compact faith note cites Philippians 4 13 affirming strength in Christ. The message emphasizes perseverance and spiritual resilience across contexts.
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Christ
Phil
Woven Fillet Crochet For Bags and Purses
Instructions by Ruth Wyeth Spears describe multi color woven fillet crochet for bags and purses. The piece outlines foundation chaining, fillet mesh creation, weaving methods, thread choices, and finishing steps with note about Book 2 and a mailing address for orders.
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Ruth Wyeth
Ither
Ecru
Carmiine
Delft
Spears
S.desplaines St
Chicago
Safe Gardening Tips From The National Safety Council
Don’t Get Hurt. The council offers first aid for cuts, starting nails with light taps, replacing split handles, and avoiding splinters. Hang dangerous tools heads up, never leave tools standing with heads up, and use a hatchet or ax carefully to prevent injuries.
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National Safety Council
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By Lemuel F. Farton
Czechoslovakia
A. W. Robertson
Robertson Board of
West
Remedyiinghouse Electric
Gloom & Manufacturing Company
Robertson
H. G. Wells
Panama
Philadelphia
By Cherie Nicholas
Middlewest
Lespedeza
Harold L. Lundquist
BE Aay Bible Institute
Western
JEL Sert CO
Central Park Avenue
Til
Barlum
Rgnreran Sa
Uae
Quaker State
Pennsylvania
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Oil City
Pata
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