Woman's World Stain Removal Kit at Homels Economical
This piece discusses assembling a stain removal kit from common household items and drugstore purchases. It lists materials such as absorbent cloths, white blotting paper, ammonia, vinegar, baking soda, and solvents, plus safety cautions about poisons and child access. It emphasizes practicality, organization, and using a ready kit to handle common stains promptly.
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Woman’s World
Haley
Hasleaner
Quick stain removal guide for common fabrics
Instructions cover blood wax chocolate and coffee tea stains. For white cotton soak in cold water then wash until stain fades. For non washables use absorbent then cold water. scrape wax then blot between blotters. carbon tetrachloride sponging. hydrogen peroxide bleaching as needed. hot or warm water rinses and glycerine treatment for stubborn coffee tea stains.
The Reader's Courtroom Fire Escape Suit Outcome
A theater fire escape incident ended in a court ruling that the theater must take reasonable precautions against dangerous exits. The piece also covers cases on child abuse, a long-delayed annulment bid, and fraud claims about a groom's medical degree, noting the judge’s stance on sufficiency for annulment.
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Tor
Be Smarzi Color Contrast in Handwoven Rayon Attire
Be Smarzi plans warm day costumes using a color contrast scheme from the tn & rock collection. Colors gray yellow green and rust highlight a handwoven rayon fabric, designed simply to showcase texture and hue with interwoven lurex threads adding a scintillating life to the palette.
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Tn & Rock
Kathleen Norris on Women Genius and Living
Kathleen Norris argues that genuine genius in women lies in living and shaping home life rather than public accolades. She reflects on Austen and other figures, contrasts male and female notions of genius, and contends a woman’s mastery is seen in children’s well being, family harmony, and the quiet uplift of daily life. Her piece venerates women’s contribution to humanity’s progress through caregiving and domestic creation.
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Sappho
Bennetts
Miss Austen
Yesteryear
Vachel Lindsay
Good Clean Pasture Boosts Poultry Yields and Cuts Costs
Missouri university tests show pasture fed pullets use 17 percent less feed and gain more efficiently than bare ground birds. Clean pasture improves health and reduces mortality. 94 of 100 pullets from alfalfa pasture entered laying houses vs 2 from bare ground.
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Missouri University
Purdue University
Check Work Stock Owners urge check intake valves for horses
Maryland farms urged to treat horses like engines, float teeth to seat evenly, remove internal parasites, and adjust feed and conditioning. Experts compare horse mouth to intake valves and carburetor to proper conditioning, recommending daily work, feeding all meal with grain, and keeping water, gear, and harness in good condition.
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Maryland
Joseph M. Vial
Extension Animal Husbandman
Vial
Plan to Outwit Tenants Told in Milwaukee Meeting
A Milwaukee audience heard William Schmidt of the Chicago Property Owners league outline a plan to evade rent control by forcing vacancy then selling property on contract to buyers in other states. He described steps to strip heat and services to push tenants out, urging “co op” sales to occupants while housing reform critics argued against such tactics. The crowd applauded as Schmidt attacked public housing and contrasted it with earlier hardships.
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Milwaukee
William Schmidt
Property Owners” League of Chicago
Milwaukee County Property Owners’ Association
Schmidt
Log
Angeles
Milam
John Jones
Chicago
Bette
Abraham Lindcy
Story Book Fashion In Kitty Pinafore
Pattern 7260 cutting chart and sewing directions for a Kitty Pinafore. Includes easy-toges charts and photos to create a needlework carry cards project.
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Kitty Pinafore
Ees
Sartee
Ex-Ol Likes Baby-Sitting Ex-Ol Likes Baby-Sitting
Roy A. Kane, a 2-year-old Alfred University undergraduate and former serviceman, works as a baby-sitter. He describes routines to reassure parents and keep evenings efficient, including pipe smoking for confidence, checking health, and planning meals and snacks. He recounts an incident with a 6-year-old named Junior.
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Alfred, N
Roy A. Kane
Alfred University
Fanwood
N. J
Kane
Atomic safety plan spurs hospital prep in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hospitals launched a program to ready the city for radioactive casualties from war or atomic research. They will equip medical centers for handling such cases and train staff in protective procedures.
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Atomic Safety
Philadelphia
Casuyes
Farm Record Keepers Told of Short Cut
Clara Leopold of the University of Nebraska urges home and farm record keepers to simplify. She advises keeping a pencil attached to records and setting a daily period to jot down transactions as a time saver.
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Clara Leopold
University of Nebraska
Gaga
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