Global Sourcing Shapes Perfume Fragrance Stories
The article explains how perfumes draw raw materials from continents worldwide, listing France, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Italy, Asia, India, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Australia, South America, Central America, the United States, and Canada. It details how perfumers blend thousands of substances using methods like distillation, extraction, maceration, and enfleurage, with climate imparting unique notes to each oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Grasse
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Italy
Asia
Tibet
China
India
Ethiopia
Madagascar
Bourbon Islands
Australia
South America
Central America
Peru
United States
Canada
Small City Policemen Ride More Than Big Town Brothers
The International City Managers' Association notes rising motorization of police patrols in cities. In 1950, 1,122 cities over 10,000 population reported over 16,000 patrol vehicles. Smaller cities show higher car per officer ratios than large metros, with 14 cars per 100 in 10k–25k populations and 10 per 100 in 250k–500k cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International City Managers’ Association
Louisville
Denver
Flying dragons join Smithsonian reptile collection
Specimens of Malaya's flying dragons, lizards with extended rib membranes acting as gliding parachutes, have been added to Smithsonian Institution reptile collections. Collected by Maj. Robert Traub and Lieut. Vernon Tipton of the U S Army Medical Center, the lizards display bright orange and black winglike coloration and vivid throat patches, with sizes ranging from a few inches to about a foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaya
Smithsonian Institution
Maj
Robert Traub
Vernon Tipton
S$. Army Medical Center
Monthly Clubs Become a $250 Million Industry
Monthly clubs for buying books flowers fruits and many other items have grown into a large industry valued at 250 million dollars. This reflects expanding consumer options and the continued popularity of subscription style purchasing programs.
Black Hills Gold Rush Era Remembered On Diamond Jubilee
The Black Hills 1876 gold rush era is celebrated this summer with historic pageants and observances. Wild Bill Hickok Calamity Jane and Crazy Horse figures figure in celebrations as Deadwood Rapid City and nearby sites mark the diamond anniversary of events from murder to the first Pony Express and the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane
Preagher Smith
Deadwood Dick
Poker Alice
Crazy Horse
Prince of
North America
Preacher Smith
Deadwood
Crook City
America
Black Hills
Hickok
Rapid City
Wyoming
Montana
West
Light and Dark Wood Can Mix in Home Decor
Home furnishings expert Kathryne McNey of Colorado A and M College says mixing light modern pieces with dark vintage furniture is practical and stylish. Key is letting one wood dominate and keeping scale balanced to avoid clutter and ensure focal points in the room.
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Kathryne McNey
Extension Service
Home Furnishings Specilist
Colorado A & M College
Miss McNey
Saccharin Lets Diabetics Enjoy Desserts Without Calories
Saccharin, a laboratory sweetener about 400 times sweeter than sugar, provides tasty desserts like Lemon Snowdrift or Bavarian Cream with no food value. It offers a way to control weight while satisfying sweet cravings, benefiting diabetics and dieters alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Laboratories
Cow protection in mastitis control and treatment
Proper steps at first signs in the strip cup can save a cow’s affected quarter and keep milk quality high. Farmers should inspect for infection at every milking to prevent spread, with hot and cold applications and sulfa drugs or penicillin injections shown effective when administered by a skilled veterinarian.
Invalid Charlotte Elliott hymn writer noted as permanent invalid
Obituary brief states Invalid Human Writer Charlotte Elliott, author of Just as I Am and over 130 hymns, was declared a permanent invalid. The note records her status without further biographical details.
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Charlotte Elliott
History Of Interest Items From Sidney Years Ago
A historical column recalls events and people in Sidney. Notes cover 14, 24, 34, 44, and 64 years ago with names like Donald Swenson, J. A. Adderman, Hornaday family, Lucille Hardy, Virginia Lee, Phoebe Barker, and Paul Halpine. Multiple visits, travels, and local appearances are listed, along with a few brief business and social mentions showing town life and nearby connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney and Vicinity
Chimney Rock Resident Visited Sidney This Week
Johnny Logan of Chimney Rock traveled to Sidney this week. Mr and Mrs Trognitz returned home last Sunday and Mrs Trognitz is much improved in health. E Lewellen Blue Creek merchant was in the city last Saturday as a witness in a final proof case.
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A. E. Olmstead
Chadron
B. B. Hine
Paul Halpine
Omaha
Mark Martin
Roy Greenlee
Phyllis Corbett
Arthur Havelick
Hereford Inn
D. O. Root
Root
M. A. Shipman
J. W. Johnson
Virginia
Helen Jane
Denver
Helen R. Fowler
Lincoln
Vermillion
Rapid City
Jay Closman
Sidney
Clyde Lancaster
Needles
Calif
Herman Springer
Chicago
Dan Bergman
3Rd Street
H. Bockstadter
H. L. Scoggin
Bridgeport
Champaign
Illinois
S. Fishman
Julesburg
Wm. Schuler
Dalton
City
D. B. Morgan
W. W. Cochran
David City
Julia
Blanchard
Bayard
Wilson House
W. M. Iddings
la Peere
H. H. Libby
Lodge Pole
Mr. Libby
Sanders
Kearney
Jenner
Michigan
Adam Ickes
Peninsylvania
Johnny Logan
Chimney Rock
First Iron Ore Export From Jamestown Recorded
The first American iron ore was shipped from Jamestown Virginia to an English company, marking a milestone in colonial industry and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Virginia
LPVAA Names George Henney As President
George Henney the Potter Public Schools superintendent was elected president of the Lodge pole Valley Activities Association at an organizing meeting. Kenneth Chambers of Sunol was chosen vice president and Frank Vanek of Potter was selected secretary treasurer. Member schools include Lodge pole Dalton Gurley Broadwater Sunol Lorenzo Potter Dix and Bushnell. The coming year will feature a high school and grade school basketball tournament a track meet a music festival a drama and one act play festival and conference champions in six man football and basketball. The next LPVAA session will be a dinner meeting on November 10.
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George Henney
Potter Public Schools
Lodgepole Valley Activities Association
Kenneth Chambers
Sunol
Frank Vanek
Potter
Lodgepole
Dalton
Gurley
Broadwater
Lorenzo
Dix
Bushnell
LPVAA
Zinc Sinews of Industrial Might Highlighted
Zinc is essential across toys organ pipes radio condensers and galvanised Quonset huts, underscoring its role in industrial strength and modern production.
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South Dakota
Nebraska Bank
Nebraska Bank Week
Nebraska
The
American National Bank
Sidney,Nebraska
Dalton State Bank
Dalton, Nebraska
First State Bank
Lodgepole, Nebraska
Tate
Potter, Nebraska
Gu Bea
Donald Swenson
Union Pacific
J. A. Adderman
Hornaday
C. W. Hornaday
Lucille Hardy
Virginia Lee
Colorado University
Ron Barker
Norfolk
P. W. Barker
Henry Pavlatt
Pavlatt
Mary Pavlatt
Marie Eckman
Elsie Nasburg
Iron Mountain
Mich
R. J. Porter
E. B. Crone
Hastings College
H. Clare Welker
Sam Fine
Leonard Herrod
Sam
B. W. Frazey
Henry
Shhroeder
Salt Lake City
Uty
Cheyenne County Trading Co
E. D. Worden
Elizabeth
Nebr
Ane
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
Illinois Street
Smith-Corona
ROYAL
Ust
Broadway
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Harold K. Bond
Caer
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