Impartial hotel umpire Mulrooney eyed for post clash
In New York City the hotel industry seeks an impartial chairman to mediate labor and management. Edward P. Mulrooney, former police commissioner and state official, takes a $25 000 annual salary plus a $6000 pension as he moves from public service to a hotel post. The write up traces his career from the Slocum rescue to policing and liquor control.
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How to Make a Covered Chair from Plain Lumber
Reader D M suggests a simple two tone chair covered in chintz using metal angles and hardware store nails for strength. Ruth Wyeth Spears notes 48 pages of step by step directions in HOW SEW fy and praises her Sewing for the Home Decorator volume. Order by number with 25 cents per book and get a free Rag Rag Leaflet when buying both.
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Gardeners embrace herbs in home gardens
Gardeners increasingly grow herbs for easy cultivation and to boost flavor in daily dishes. Tips cover e seeds for baking and flavoring, borage leaves and flowers for drinks and salads, caraway seeds for breads and cheeses, and sage for poultry dressings.
Safety Talks and 1937 Traffic Fatalities
The article reviews National Safety Council data for 1937 on traffic crashes. It notes that fatalities arise most from car pedestrian and two car collisions while non fatal injuries are most common in multi vehicle crashes. Pedestrian deaths reach 15 400 and 10 300 deaths stem from motor vehicle incidents.
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Singing fish lagoon in Ceylon makes musical notes
Collier's reports Batticaloa lagoon in Ceylon hosts thousands of singing fish that rise at night and produce musical tones akin to a tuning orchestra, creating a mysterious natural chorus under bright moonlight.
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