Flowery Slip Cover Revives Worn Sofa and Chairs
A vintage home project describes sewing a bright slip cover to transform an old sofa. The booklet offers exact cutting and sewing steps with diagrams, tips on fabrics and colors, and instructions for covering various chair styles. Send for your copy.
Effect of Study on Color of Minds by Lady Blessington
A quotation notes that just as some insects gain color from their leaf, human minds take their hue from the studies they choose. This reflection ties learning to perception. The line underscores influence of education on thinking and viewpoint.
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Lady Blessington
Maguire family faces slump and a doomed romance
In McClure W.N.Y. the Maguire family endures hard times as editor Mike Maguire maintains civic crusades in Covington while his son Alec spirals from drink into a bleak mood. Kathleen argues with Alec over his plans with Myra and Lou Knight, revealing family tensions amid economic strain and a restless, flawed pursuit of a fresh start.
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Mike Maguire
Covington
Kathleen
Shirley
Tom
Mary Etta
Reno
Alec
Alec Maguire
Lou Knight
Len Woods
Sylvia Mason
Main Street
Mike
Clarion
Myra
Covington Shadows and a Young Woman in Need
Alec meets Lou Knight, a thin shy girl in tattered blue dress, while confronting a past stained by Pete Knight’s decline. He buys her tickets for a last show, hiding discomfort as he passes through a crowd outside Covington Airdrome, uneasy about the jeers and social divides shaping their fragile bond.
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Covington
Alec
Pete Knight
Lou
Mike
Lou Knight
Covington Airdrome
Unsolved ring scoring mystery in Soose Overlin bout
An old fight writer argues that scoring in close ring contests is unreliable with referees and judges often disagreeing on rounds. He cites the Soose Overlin match where 99 percent opposed the official verdict, comparing it to discrepancies seen in baseball football golf and horse racing. The piece questions fairness when stars like Ketchel Greb and Walker are compared to lesser contenders and notes how spectators and insiders misread punches and judges’ counts.
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Jimson Weed
Soose
Overlin
Mickey Walker
Mickey
Loose
Cleveland
New York
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Stan Ketchel
Harry Greb
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Gene Sarazen
Hog Parasites Reduce Thrift Dipping Effective Against Lice and Mange
Hog parasites depress thrift and pig growth, with external parasites like lice and mange being most impactful. Dipping remains the most effective control, followed by spraying, wallows, oilers, and hand applications. When applying by hand, cover the body, ears, flanks, and inner thighs with a thin coat using petroleum oils or kerosene lard mixtures. avoid cold or bright sun after oiling.
Summer Range Shelters Improve Poultry Flock
T T Brown extension poultryman NC State College says summer range shelters repay the investment. For 100 or more birds, they save feed, reduce mortality and disease, and boost egg production with a two by five shelter 9 by 10 feet for about 100 pullets.
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T. T. Brown
Extension
North Carolina State College
Extension Service
Livestock Endangered By Poisonous Plants
University of Illinois expert L V Sherwood warns poisonous plants in fences, pastures, and hay fields threaten livestock and humans. Prevention includes avoiding overgrazing and providing ample supplemental feed during scarce pasture. Plants listed include bull nettle buttercup wild cherry cocklebur corn cockle tall crow foot Dutchman's breeches water hemlock Indian turnip jimson weed Jack in the pulpit and more.
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L. V. Sherwood
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Vast Phosphate Supply Highlights Fertilizer Gap
A Middle West Soil Improvement Committee statement notes the United States has phosphate and nitrogen reserves for generations, yet national fertilizer use lags behind Europe which faces tighter supplies. The report urges greater soil improvement and crop production efforts nationwide.
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United States
Middle West
Pattern No 8925 for sizes 1 to 5 years
Pattern 8925 offered in all sizes from 1 to 5 years. Size 2 requires 234 yards of 35 inch material for the main fabric and 3 yards for trimming. To obtain this attractive pattern, place your order with the given address or contact point.
Love of Country Inspires Daily Duty and Courage
A reflective aphorism urges citizens to fix their eyes on the nation’s greatness and let admiration for its glory be tempered by the memory of those who fulfilled their duty with courage. The message emphasizes persistent devotion to country as a daily practice.
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