New York Day by Day by Charles B. Driscoll
New York notes recount Columbus Day celebrations and personal reminiscences from Charles B. Driscoll. He recalls a 1924 San Salvador sighting, early circus memories, a Park Avenue house with a historic address, and businessman George Parker’s persona and ventures into games like Peg Chow & Telka. The column blends city lore with flashes of Gotham life and local figures.
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Park Avenue
34Th St
4Th Street
Park
4Th Avenue
City Authority
Park 5
Busiess
34Th Street
New York
George $. Parker
Santa Claus
Parker
St. Nick
Santa
Frank Norris
Chicago
Peg Chow & Telka
Linda Hopes to Fool Fred with Hollywood Illusion
Linda Culver leaves Centerville after learning her father’s wealth is gone. She heads to Hollywood with Mae Baxter, hoping for a screen test while Fred Lancaster plans a visit. Linda fabricates a rising career, rents Granada Arms quarters, and schemes to impress Fred with a flawless showcase of success. Martin Carstairs interests her as rumors of his marriage complicate their romance. Linda’s plan hinges on a short nine hour visit and a staged triumph to win his proposal or at least secure a future back home.
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Inds Bailey
Centerville
Hollywood
Fred Lancaster
Martin Carstairs
Los Angeles
Mae Baxter
Martin
Harry Gumbar
Linda
Judith Grange
Mae
Granada Arms
H-m
Ote
Sony
Granada
Seattle
Jill
Fred
Magnum
Carstairs
Landa
Nora
Helen Debler
Arizona
SLE
Maine and Wisconsin Bulls Win Honors at Dairy Show
At the National Dairy Show in Columbus Maine and Wisconsin earned top honors with grand champion Breeds selected. Broadland Border King, a brown swiss bull from Thuristance Ranch Bat Harbor Me, and Lan caster College Bay from Allynhurst Farm Delavan Wis led the grand championships amid team pulling and 4-H demonstrations. Several state entries competed as six lightweight pulling finalists were named with more to come.
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Columbus
Maine
Wisconsin
Broadland Border King
Thuristance Ranch, Inc
Bat Harbor
Lancaster College Bay
Allynhurst Farm
Delavan
Wis
John Day
Springport
Ind
Tewis Haines
Berne
Gordon Kingsford
Hessperia
Mich
Hartnett and Moser
Moravia
N. Var
Vincent Brothers
New Holland
Amon Brown
York
Greenville
Z. Miller
Brookville
Beauty treatments for Ohio apples boost value and color
News From The Farm World reports Ohio State University expert Norman F. Childers says coloring apples in the orchard can add 25 to 75 cents per bushel, with sun shading, proper mulching, and staged picking to prevent sunscald and improve red cheek color.
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Columbus
Ohio
Norman F. Childers
Ohi State University
Childers
Colorizing Apples On Netting For Red Varieties
An outdoor method colors apples by placing them one layer deep on poultry netting kept off the ground by 18 to 20 inches. A reflective white underlayer directs light upward. Under mulch or sod the apples remain two weeks with turning after one week. on netting color develops in about one week. Spy McIntosh Stayvman Rome Baldwin varieties cited. questions directed to University or Experiment Station in Wooster.
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McIntosh
Stayvman
Rome
Baldwin
Childers
Wooster
Farm Productivity Tips and Field Experiments Summary
A compilation of farm notes covers dump bodies for farm trucks, cream testing guidance from West Virginia on butterfat, cabbage field pasturing for hogs and cattle, Missouri and Korean lespedeza for forage, alfalfa with downy brome control, early roosting for chicks, late potato spraying with Bordeaux mixture, steer feeding on pasture versus dry lot, poultry antiseptics questioned, and straw bale silos in Saline County Missouri. Notable entities include Purdue and Illinois Experiment Stations, West Virginia, Michigan, Iowa, and Missouri stations, along with farmers from Saline County.
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Michigan Experiment Station
Ilinois
Poultrymen urged to plan winter layers now
Poultry specialists at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station urge poultrymen to prepare for winter layers with house cleaning and proper flock management. They emphasize vitamin D from sunlight, adequate feed, and the use of dried milk or milk in mash to ensure healthy laying hens through fall and winter.
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DC Rennard
Ohio
Chi Tait
Milk Federation Drive Under Way in Cleveland Area
Lorain County ranks among the top five counties in membership work for the Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland. The drive will run through January 1 with meetings in 25 communities across October to December to discuss marketing and organization. Directors will form districts of 450 to 500 members, based on county lines, with one director per district.
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Lorain County
Mil Producers Federation of
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Geauga
Huron
Medina
Wakeman
Experiment Station Identifies Fruit Varieties at Wooster
The Department of Horticulture at the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster will identify fruit varieties for growers. Send numbered, paper wrapped specimens in heavy box with 3 to 4 fruits per variety. Retain duplicates for reference and ensure samples are representative.
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Department of Horticulture
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Fat Sand Groundhogs Warn of Winter Fattening
Grass and groundhogs are fattening for winter per expert Dodd in Ort. Colum bus. He argues fall fertilization aids feed supply and soil health. Dodd advises 460 to 60 pounds per acre of superphosphate or 0-14-6, with staged applications and 2-3 mowings yearly to balance grazing and maintain palatable pasture.
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Columbus
Dodd
Dodd Sass
Massed Orchestra To Be Feature At Farm Bureau Meet
A youth orchestra drawn from farm youths in Ohio counties will headline the Twentieth Anniversary Ohio Farm Bureau convention at Municipal Auditorium Columbus November 17 and 18. Professor Wilbur Crist of Capital University will conduct. Rural youth council members from Fairfield Marion Madison Darke Union Wyandot are already registered. A 1000-voice mixed chorus, assembled from counties statewide, directed by Lyle Straight, returns as an entertainment highlight. Also noted is Japan increasing canned goods shipments to the United States.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Municipal Auditorium
Columbus
LF. Warbington
Wilbur Crist
Capital University
Warbington
Progress Shown In Growing Of Autos
Eight years after a large retort seal built Greenfield Village Ford workers studied using soybeans to supply materials for enamel, cores, and plastics. soybeans yielded oils and meals for industry with Ford reporting 400000 gallons of soybean oil used in enamels in 1937 and 2500000 pounds of soybean meal in plastics.
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Columbus
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford
RCA Boreer
Dero
Bover
Ford Pliant
Ford Motor Company
Back To Farm Cuts Toledo Population
The "Back to the farm" movement reduces Toledo's population by 5,466 from last year, per the 1938 city directory. The directory lists 342,526 residents, roughly the same as the 1936 estimate.
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Toledo
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