Man Builds Ark for Pacific Coast Flood
Olympia resident William Heves declares gods plan to flood the Pacific coast erasing cities from Seattle to Los Angeles. He has constructed an elaborate ark 65 feet long 15 feet wide and 18 feet high as a refuge for himself and a few chosen friends.
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Wie Greenwood
Olympia, Wash
Seattle
San Franzisco
Los Angeles
William the Heves
Pacific
United States
William
Noah
Superstitious Sue Among the Mountaineers Tale
A fragment from 1931 recounts a superstition about a woman named Sue in a mountain community. It claims a man must not drink water handed to him, or he risks becoming a ripsnorting water bun in the eyes of locals.
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United States
A. A
Chicago
Aly Hose
Aaron
Uniform Description For OWE Sports Team
The described attire includes a white jersey pleated skirt and a navy jersey blouse styled like a polo shirt, complemented by a white leather belt. This uniform outlines a cohesive sporty look for the team.
Did Flathorns outwit a hunter in the Great Woods
A bedtime tale recounted by Honker the Goose stars Flathorns the Moose who outsmarted a hunter and escaped at dawn. The tale features Peter, Buster Bear, and villagers of the Great Woods as they discuss the hunter’s fate and Flathorns’ clever exit.
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Honker
Flarhorns
Hunter
Buster -Bear
Great’ Woods
Green’ Forest
Peter
Paddy the
Beaver
J. GeLioyd
WNU
Crisp Organdie Shapes Summer Fashion Textiles
Organdie described as sheer crisp and flower like in color, destined for key summer fashions. Used for simple morning frocks ruffly afternoon gowns and ankle length evening dresses.
Little Cakes and Sandwiches From a Picnic Menu
A 1931 Western Newayaner Union recipe list details Clip Cakes with dates and nut meats, pineapple, and coconut, plus graham crackers with cream filling and a meringue top. It includes butter, sugar, eggs, cornstarch, and milk preparations, yielding four dozen cakes and peanut butter date sandwiches.
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Western Newayaner Union
Bracelets Return as Fashion Accent in Short Sleeves
Fashion notes revive bracelets with variety over matching ensembles. Varicolored and jointed gold pieces with enamel in two or three colors become a daily fancy, as shorter sleeves stay in vogue.
Halstead Sets World Record in 440 Yard Dash at Stamford Bridge
Misa N. Halstead established a new world best for women in the 440 yard event at the Women's AA championships in Stamford Bridge England. She clocked 58 4 5 seconds defeating the previous mark of 59 1 5 seconds held by Miss M E King.
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Misa N. Halstead
Stamford Bridge
England
M.E. King
Improving Pasture Sods for Profit on the Farm
C. W. Gay of Utah State University argues pasture sods require feeding reseeding and cultivation like any crop. Manure must be spread properly to avoid harming grass and must not mix stock types on same sod. Top-dress in spring and use appropriate manure, noting germ spread and parasite risks among cattle sheep and hogs.
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C.W. Gay
Department of Animal Husbdndry
One. State. University
Gay
Seattle
Luxuriant Pasture Boosts Dairymen Profits in Kansas
Dairymen are urged to rely on luxuriant pastures as the best dairy ally. Expert J C Nisbet notes pasture crops cut production costs, improve health, and raise profits. Suggested system includes sweet clover, oats for fall grazing, winter wheat or rye for extended cover, and Braa bronne grass Sudan as dry season forage.
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Uxurkutt
Igig
Repares
Repares J.C. ‘Nisbet ; Extensions Dairyman
Kansas
Nisbet
Sudan
Purdue expert urges herd improvement to stabilize dairy prices
Purdue University expert RE A Gannon says dairy price stability depends on farmers cutting production by keeping fewer and better cows. He advises selling low producers to the butcher, not neighbors, and buying high quality purebred heifers from disease-free herds with strong blood lines. He warns many will follow this path to ensure future profits.
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RE. A. Gannon
Purdue University
Gannon
Avoiding Ropy Milk Spoilage Across Seasons
Ropy milk causes yearly losses to dairies, more common in spring. Prevent by using clean fresh water for cows and cleaning pails and utensils. Organisms come from water and stagnant pasture areas. wipe udders and flanks with a damp cloth, especially in spring, and maintain year round hygiene.
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McClure
WN Service
Isron
By. Thornton W. Burgess
Flathorns
Graham Cracker Pie
Girligag
Nora
Bell Syndicate
WNU Bersice
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