Demonstrations At Eastern States Exposition Club Work
Thirteen will give daily demonstrations of methods used in work medal and ribbon awards. The exhibit features dairy cows, sheep, poultry and farm products. Miss Farley and Miss Sarhey will showcase work and entries, with demonstrations by other states, a radio outfit on site, and judging of entry quality to boost club prestige.
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Prom Thirteen
United States
United States Department At Agricolin and Stite Agricultural Ok Jn
Viheabiot
Amherst
Maks
Ae & Joon Seatur
Miss Farley
Sarhey
Roemier
Rince
Deleon
Hew Towne
Ut States
A . Kaperte
Tfetob
Ti Peete
Lime Shortage Hampers Clover Crops In Mhaca State
Clover cultivation suffers from lime shortages and poor soil management. The State Agricultural College at Mhaca warns that winter killing of southern grown seed, inadequate drainage, and excessive weeding also hinder the ware crop.
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State Agricultural College
Mhaca
Tools Required in Garden Care
Article argues garden work is easier with proper tools and timely attention. Emphasizes that inadequate equipment leads to a negative view, while the right tools make gardening a pleasure.
Eradication Plans for Tuberculosis Targeted at Farms
The Eastern States Tuberculosis conference in Hartford discussed eradication strategies for cattle and hogs. Attendees highlighted accredited herds, testing, and the goal of a tuberculosis free region, urging cooperative cleanups nationwide to wipe out the disease.
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Hartford
Cnn
Chicago Packere
Amd Wajlic
Tuhereni
Fall Schoolwear Shapes and French Style Coats
The piece surveys fall school fashions, noting French influences in dresses coats and wraps for girls and women. It highlights ready-to-wear lines, varied sleeve designs, embroidery, braiding, and matching hat coats, with emphasis on youth friendly silhouettes and new fall fabrics.
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Smith
Irive
Manu
Ray
Bulge
Chilren
Elbows as Defense for Plump Fashion in Train Scenes
A humorous dialogue among two women, Mabel and Helen, discusses body image and the social fiction of fat versus thin. They trade tips on how plump people endure seats on trains and subways, claiming the slender must wield elbows as a defense while cherishing comfort and social vanity.
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Maye
New York Sun
Mabel
Mavet Neabe
Boston
Dora
Helen
Drive Wagon Close to Crib Doubts in Basement Remains
The article describes a method to prevent a wagon from slipping in a basement by laying a concrete groove and wheel tracks. A farmer explains that a laser-like groove with side channels guides wheels, widening at the start and narrowing as wheels settle.
Better Laws Against Dogs Affecting Sheep Industry
The article argues that two states lack proper dog control laws and that existing rules are poorly planned and enforced. It notes dogs deter trapping and deter workers from entering fields, impacting sheep protection and industry health, urging stricter USDA guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Time to Cut Sweet Clover in First Crop
A North Dakota experiment station trial shows cutting sweet clover at 12 to 14 inches yields a strong second crop. Cutting to six inches kills plants and removing all growth prevents new shoots from forming. Lower branching reduces the usable stand, risking crop loss.
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North Dakota
Boy Delivers News On Picnic Day
A Franklin boy begins his first newspaper route for the Indianapolis News and faces the dilemma of choosing work over a community picnic. He decides to press on with his duties, showing responsibility beyond his age.
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Franklin
John
Anya
Indianapolis News
Ended First Love Affair in Schoolyard Memory
A childhood confession recalls a fourth grade boy who pursued the speaker and aimed to impress her by “bringing her out” with a dramatic act that instead publically upset the speaker’s mother, marking the speaker’s first romance memory.
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Bie
Erchenve
Fragments on household tips and crafts from old text
A garbled compilation of household hints and craft instructions. Topics include lamp wick care, soap making, wallpaper mending, egg substitutes in cakes, gelatin in recipes, wringer maintenance, elastic curtain rods, and children’s craft projects with cardboard and fabric. No clear single incident or story.
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Elnatic
Snneh-Alde
Bam
Enei
Raw Foods Promises Vital Health And Youthful Energy
The piece extols raw foods as curing colds fevers and stomach troubles and claims raw meals produce quick satisfaction and clear minds. It argues raw beets pears cabbage watercress celery nuts and lemon dressed salads offer superior digestion and vitality, recalling childhood garden eating for inspiration.
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Menia
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