RHOCK-HEWN SEPULCHRE OF PIONEERS APES THE FOME
Essay praises the subscription book salesman as an advance agent of culture and a key feeder of minds. It emphasizes respect for a profession that brings knowledge, religion, and broad education into homes. The piece cites salesmen as educators who promote citizenship, literacy, and constant learning.
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Home dressmaking sweeps women into spring thrift
A brisk fashion wave finds American households embracing home sewing and DIY wardrobe making. Patterns, ginghams, wool blends, and new fabrics like Zephrine spur self reliant sewing as a path to thrift and prosperity. The piece also notes a Indiana tomb tale linking limestone to enduring craftsmanship and legacy.
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Woodmen of the World open nine teen story broadcasting station
The Woodmen of the World install a $20,000 broadcasting station in Omaha to coordinate camps nationwide. W A Fraser, sovereign commander, will use it to broadcast operatic music concerts lectures and news. The 500 watt system features twin steel towers, a nineteen story rooftop studio, and a national reach.
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