Chain of Circumstances Start Fire at Newcastle Home
A car struck a pole in Newcastle Pennsylvania causing a pave line to fall on the feed wire to Joe Rengel’s house. Fuses blew and heat from an electric fire near the washing area by the frying board ignited the family wash, starting the blaze.
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Joe ¥Rengel
Newcastle
Doctors Know Why Bowels Return To Regularity
Prompted by the idea that doctors favor liquid laxatives, the ad explains that gradual reduced doses with liquid preparations provide real relief from constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin containing senna and cascara as non habit forming.
Remember and Profit You Should Forgive Many Things
A pondering aphorism urges self discipline by noting one should forgive many faults in others while holding oneself to strict standards. It contrasts mercy outward with stringency inward, framing personal accountability as a guiding principle.
Loretta Learnes Hollywood Script Girl Romance
Loretta Learnes, unique in Hollywood, rose from stenographer to script girl at Zenith Studio. A romance with Harry Steele blooms amid film sets and an opportunistic encounter with a presumed author, ending with a staged luncheon and a near-abduction by a charming stranger, all while Loretta keeps a secret romantic thrill.
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Larry Steele
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Superba
Lorrie
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Harry Steele
Horry
Marry
Nutritive Value in Weathered Hay for Dairy Cows
J G Cash explains how weathered legume hay, though lower in sale value due to rain, retains high nutritive value. For dairy rations use with home grown grains and protein supplements, balancing grain mixtures to match roughage. Protein sources vary by cost: soy bean products and gluten meals offer high protein while bran is cheapest but least protein.
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J. G. Cash
University of Imola
WNU
Straw Bedding for Livestock Saves Straw and Returns Fertility
Farm expert S B Cleland of University Farm St Paul urges using surplus straw liberally as livestock bedding to mix with manure and return humus and fertility when spread. Endorsed by George H Nesom, this method also helps conserve manure by absorbing liquids rich in nitrogen and phosphorus.
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S. B. Cleland
Agricultural Extension Service
University Farm
St. Paul
George H. Nesom
Live Stock Losses in Transit Highlight Truck Risks
The National Live Stock Loss Prevention board warns that loading livestock on trucks raises losses. Cattle cripples on trucks rose 383 percent versus rail in 1933 across 20 leading markets. Calves suffer more on rail shipments due to distance and feed time, while hogs and sheep show higher cripples by truck. Last year truck transport also had more dead hogs and crippled sheep than rail.
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National
Storing Soy Beans Big states lead in harvests
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and North Carolina top soy bean production with thirty three and a half million bushels, twice last year. Farmers favor thrashing over hay making as soy beans store dry to reduce heating risk. Ten insects attack stored beans. at 50 degrees seed retains viability for a year despite high moisture. High heat and moisture raise losses but dry beans when threshed limit damage.
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Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
North Carolina
Loss of Lime in Soil Affects Wheat Yields
A Missouri Farmer note warns that soils are losing lime, becoming sour or acidic, and this lime loss harms crops like wheat. The account emphasizes that not only acid presence but the depleted lime supply harms soil health and productivity.
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Missouri
Inexpensive Easy Patchwork Quilts Design Guide
A short note on simple, low cost patchwork quilts using eighteen nine inch blocks. It describes yardage needs for blocks back and border and offers folders 5386 586 and 0 with diagrams and patches. Mail 10 or 19 cents to Home Craft Co Dept D St Louis for information and sample patches.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Lanai City Famed as Immaculate Hawaiian Municipality
Isle Banks High in Cleanliness Lanai was a cattle ranch twenty years ago yet now thrives on pheasants and pineapples. Sixth island by size in the Hawaiian group Lanai City is praised as the most immaculate municipality in the Islands with painted roofs shaded streets and hibiscus blooming yards.
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Isle Banks
Lanai
Readable Stories Spark a Child’s Love of Reading
A Parents' Magazine writer argues that a child will read if books match his interests and reading level. Reading is framed as listening to a good story, requiring access to suitably engaging material and appropriate language for emotional and intellectual ages.
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Parents
No Change Happy Single
A light hearted note reflects on the steady state of relationships, suggesting a common pattern of single status versus marriage in social circles. The piece observes happiness without dramatic change, implying contentment in current status.
Housewife Tips From A Wartime Cookery Column
Practical housekeeping and cooking hints cover baking with asbestos risk, stain removal for iodine on fabrics, refrigerator air circulation, beef roasting technique, apple pie prep, electric fridge cleaning, and table setting advice featuring pastel cathedral linen for a bridge luncheon.
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