Enormous Tea Shipments Reported From China
Tacoma dispatch notes massive tea cargoes arriving, signaling heavy Oriental beverage imports for later blends. United States Tea Inspector Leonard Fenton reports inspections nearing triple what last year, with over 30 million pounds handled so far, mainly from Formosa and some Indian tea.
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Homey household tips and jam making notes
A cluttered homemaker page offers breakfast and dinner ideas with leftovers, quince jam directions, window shade advice, and a parcel post tip. It includes step by step cooking notes, jam sugar ratios, and a home remedy advertisement, all in a dated, instructive tone.
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It Pays to Buy the Best Baking Powder
A domestic science advocate argues that merit, not price, determines baking powder value. Experts test powders scientifically, praising Calumet Baking Powder for superior quality, purity, and reliable results. Notes Miss Costello and university links.
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Visiting a Sick Person from Farm Life
Practical old fashioned counsel on visiting a ill person with sensitivity. Advice includes not revealing illness, avoiding alarming details, avoiding jokes, and keeping visits brief while the patient is receptive. Emphasizes respecting the patient’s mood, faith in treatment, and need for quiet, supportive presence.
Knitting Keeps San Quentin Inmates Busy For War Effort
In San Quentin and Folsom state prisons, inmates turn out socks, sweaters, and wristlets for American troops while prisoners seek military service. Warden Johnson notes many inmates wish to join the army, but state law bars convicts from enrollment, prompting continued war-related crafts and other activities inside the prisons.
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Zone system shown to ease livestock shipments
Washington reports the zone system for live stock shipments, piloted since November, will begin December 11 at Chicago under the food administration. The plan divides livestock territory around receiving centers into six zones, with shipments limited to one designated shipping day per zone, reducing congestion and stabilizing prices after decades of Monday Tuesday restocking.
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State honors awarded to many Utah teachers
Certificates and diplomas were granted at a statewide education board ceremony held in Dr K G Gowans offices. Recipients include hundreds of teachers earning high school and emergency certificates from cities such as Ogden Salt Lake and Logan plus numerous towns. the event also lists five-year and two-year normal certificates and various specialty endorsements. A follow up note discusses a controversy involving a department of agriculture employee and a sugar company dispute, with overlapping views from local officials and the state farm bureau.
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Cuticura Heals Severe Itching Scalp Case
The testimonial recounts Miss Lenora Irish of Park, Wath, who years ago suffered thin dry hair and heavy dandruff with an itchy burning scalp. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for four months, her hair and scalp improved significantly.
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Sugar beet growers in Salt Lake claim agent Jones is relieved
A group of sixty one Salt Lake county beet growers met at Midvale to declare that J W Jones, an agent of the United States department of agriculture, is relieved of duty in Utah. The meeting, led by A F Rundgul at Midvale, with N Ray Pirton of Taylorville, discussed the beet investigations and the ongoing dispute with local sugar manufacturers.
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Women in War Work Enter Navy Ensign Roles
The article notes ten women employed in the fold roll department and Mrs. William I. Osborne of Wilmette, Illinois, has received notice of promotion to ensign in the United States Navy, one of two women holding commissions in the service.
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