Gift market drives clothing purchases in Minneapolis area
Department of Agriculture survey shows gifts supply a large share of domestic clothing in Minneapolis St. Paul. While families buy most ready to wear, gifts provide 70 percent of men’s mufflers and seams 52 percent of wives aprons and smocks 49 percent of boys lounging robes and 66 percent of girls handbags. Other gift percentages include pajamas outdoor jackets dress shirts slippers handkerchiefs and ties.
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Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis - St. Paul
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Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Washington
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Retail inventories climb as price cuts spread messaging shifts
The article notes heavy inventories at the start of June totaling 19.1 billion dollars, up 4.6 billion from a year earlier, with price wars easing some pressures. It highlights mass movement sales, political pressure against auctions, seasonal goods discounting, and anticipated August sales near wholesale levels, plus a gas industry pushback against new service bans.
PAD Order Sparks Industry Debate On Gas, Jobs And Costs
The PAD order aims to save scarce metals for defense while critics in the natural gas sector led by the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association warn it could slow construction reduce employment curb space heater manufacture and trigger financial strain. Washington signals a possible reconsideration as press attention mounts. In other items a new roasting device helps lift meats without burns and a line of polishers promises dustless shine. Orchard activity details and farm demonstrations are noted near Vermilion road and Route 113 with sprays and cold storage mentioned.
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Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Washington
Fruit Growers Tour Friday To Showcase Spraying Methods
Lorain County fruit growers and interested residents will tour four stops Friday morning and afternoon to view fruit farm operations and spraying demonstrations. County Agent Carl Deeds announced Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station specialists Carl W. Ellenwood and Robert G. Hill will lead discussions and answer questions. Start at John Malloy blue berry farm at ten, three miles south of Route 82 on West River Road. Malloy is a noted authority on blueberries.
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Lorain County
Carl Deeds
Carl W. Ellenwood
Robert G. Hill
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
John Malloy
Malloy
West River Road
Route 82
Schenck Brothers
What To Do In Case Of Sunstroke
Columbus report on heat illness advice from W E Stuckey of Ohio State University and the Ohio Industrial Commission. Sunstroke is fatal and symptoms include hot dry skin flushed face labored breathing and possible unconsciousness. National Safety Council steps include moving the victim to shade stripping to underclothes easing head with ice or cool cloths gradually cooling the body, providing cool drinks, and seeking medical help. A cold patient needs warming while a hot patient is to be cooled.
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Columbus
W. E. Stuckey
Stuckey
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ohio Industrial Commission
National Safety Council
Ohio county cuts stray dog feed costs at pound
In Lorain County Ohio supervisors rule that stray dogs at the pound must be fed on skimmed milk instead of home waste. The change aims to save taxpayers about 4.20 dollars monthly.
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Mason, Mich
Countylyria
Ohio
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