Broadway Street Blues in Candid Micropl
A street comic laments Broadway’s decline from glitzy Ziegfeld era to today’s hustling, cash‑only business. A Panhandler, townsfolk, and taxi driver chaffer for coins as rain starts, while the comic debates selling his stand and leaving showbiz. The piece captures urban vaudevillian grit and street-seller tensions.
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Broadway
fin@st
Fourway dispute over sales dollar share and inflation cure
The piece argues labor seeks a larger share of the sales dollar while capital and management insist on their small, under one cent take. Tax collectors take about 30 cents, and John Q Public seeks lower prices. Two paths are offered: curb taxes or boost production to lower prices, or a mix of both to ease inflation and benefit all parties.
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United States
John Q. Public
John Q
End of Imperial Era Warned In Farm Journal Letter
A Farm Journal reader argues that wartime unity with Britain has given way to socialist policies under Prime Minister Atlee. He warns the sun may set on the British empire and urges farmers to resist Washington control by advocating independent decision making.
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Old England
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Atlee
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Georgetown
Girltown
Freddie Bartholomew
Cash
U. S
Washington
Meridian
Cover Crops Reduce Soil Erosion Losses
Iowa State researchers report four main benefits from cover crops seeded with corn and other crops. They protect soil from August to May, add organic matter and nitrogen especially with legumes, and improve soil tilth. Tests with sweet clover show higher nitrogen and organic matter, plus deeper root systems loosening compacted plow sole and aiding subsequent crops.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Second Battle of Berlin chills intelligence clash and Masaryk affair
The piece notes intelligence battles among major powers amid tensions over Berlin and a sensational Masaryk death claim. It reports Czech rejection of a self-inflicted death theory, suggests Russian intelligence involvement, and notes vanished Masaryk attendants. Additional items mention a lemon decorated car, Old Mother Hubbard’s in Manhattan, and gossip about public figures.
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Manhattan
West 43Rd Street
Clover and Alfalfa Need Limed Fertilized Soil
Sweet clover and alfalfa boost soil nitrogen and organic matter if well fed. Legumes require phosphate and potash and thrive where the soil is limed to correct acidity and supply calcium.
Increased Butterfat Production Urged for Dairy Farms
Howard O. Selby of the United Farmers of New England argues farmers averaging 6000 pounds per cow are near subsistence. He suggests raising to 7500 pounds annually could improve economic viability and align with national group standards.
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Howard O. Selby
United Farmers of New England
Cleanliness Emphasized In Treating of Wounds
Horses under treatment do much better at pasture than in stables if the weather is suitable. If sick horses must be stabled quarters should be clean and well ventilated. Be gentle in dressing wounds clip closely or shave the hair around the wound and make sure that no discharge from around the edges is carried into the wound. Proper drainage of the wound must be assured.
Woman’s World Charms From Cast-Off Clothes for Toddlers
Woman suggests transforming worn adult garments into child friendly outfits with careful cutting, new patterns, and contrasting fabrics. Reuse old dresses shirts linens and curtains to create dresses jumpers and overalls with tailored detailing and affordable creativity.
Knit Sharkskin Fabric Makes Durable Young Child Clothing
A guide to using tricot knit sharkskin and Avisco rayon blends for girls and boys garments. It covers fabric choices for durability, sewing methods, pattern use, and practical tips on sizing, pockets, patches, hems, and knee wear for active children.
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Avisco
Be Smart A Dream Fabric Nighties and Negligees
A playful note extols a dream fabric for nightwear offering matching negligees. It highlights comfort and style in a carefree tone.
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Broadway Merchant
42Nd Street
George White
Abie
Panhandler
Lindy
Jorsey
Eddie
Buddy
Taxi
Ene
Weesey
Great Britain
Farm Journal
Newton
Ilinois
Mikolajcyk
Warsaw
Germany
Berlin
Masaryk
Russ Morgan
Japan
Hari Kari
America
Harry Truman
Frank Gaines
Ty Stans
Collins & LJ
Slawson
Maryland
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Henrietta Maria
Charles 1
England
Damone
Sinatra
Vic
Radio City
Perry Como
Perry
Mr.como
New York
Tare
Seattle
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