Be Yourself and Find Your Unique Path
Emerson and Malloch urge self-reliance not imitation. The piece cites Chaplin, Will Rogers, and Mary Margaret McBride, arguing true success comes from embracing one’s own experiences, environment, and heredity. It stresses individuality and self invention over copying others.
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Charlie Chaplin
Will Rogers
Mary Margaret McBride
Gene Autry
Emerson
Malloch
Charlie
Will Roters
Mhgouri
Elbow Bending Causes Accidents
The 1849 edition of the National Safety Council yearbook links elbow bending to traffic accidents. It notes that in 1948 one in six drivers in fatal crashes had been drinking and one in eight drivers violating laws was intoxicated. One in four adult pedestrian deaths involved alcohol.
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National Safety Council
Old Domino III, Utah cattle icon, dies at age
Advance Domino III, a famed Utah cattle bull renowned for elevating local stock, has died after a long career. Age and an obscured illness contributed to his passing, with Utah State Agricultural College researchers having cared for him in recent years.
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Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
Cattle Man Speaks For Common Good
Sam R McKelvie president of Sandhills Cattle Association argues that modern meat supply relies on cooperative effort across farmers, ranchers, packers, and retailers. He notes meat producers span small farms to large ranches and that distribution networks move meat from western producers to eastern consumers, forming a vital livestock economy.
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Sam R McKelvie
Sandhills
Assa
Faroer
Mississippi
Built-ins Win Great Favor With Women
Built-in storage features in homes gain strong appeal among women according to American Builder. A survey of 3000 women realtors yielded about 1000 useful ideas, many incorporated into a Tulsa house by Mrs. R. B. Butler. Innovations include a pantry with double doors and inner shelves for utensils, a full-length counter in the bath, and ample medicine and towel storage. Bedroom closets before ceiling deletion offered seasonal storage.
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American Builder
Reading
Building Industry Magazine
Tulsa
Okla
R. B. Butler
Delehton
First Radio Broadcast History Event at KDKA Pittsburgh
The first scheduled radio broadcast in history aired on November 2 1920 on KDKA in Pittsburgh marking a milestone in mass communication and electrical experimentation with live programming.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Utah Apple Season Urged To Move Crop Quickly
Early winter weather hastens Utah apple harvests for 1949. Leonard Johnson of the Utah Department of Agriculture warns the crop must move through Utah markets to protect growers’ returns. Northwest surpluses limit outside sales, while Apple Month, led by Salt Lake City Chamber and state groups, boosts demand. USDA and local chambers aid.
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Utah
Leonard ¥. Johnson
Utah Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Salt Lake City
USAC Students Win Judging Events at Portland Exposition
Eight Utah State Agricultural College students competed against top western colleges in live stock and dairy judging at the International Pacific Exposition in Portland Oregon. The Utah team earned individual high point honors and captured top team trophies in all events, bringing pride to Utahns.
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Portland
Ore
Utah State Agricultural College
United States
Canada
Apples store well through holiday season description
Through Thanksgiving and Christmas the text notes apples especially Roman Beauty and Winesaps store well and keep well under home conditions.
Taxes And New Wealth In Utah In 1947
Utah produced new wealth totaling 505.013 million dollars in 1947. Mining contributed 41 percent, agriculture 33.5 percent, and manufacturing 25.5 percent. Mineral, agricultural, and manufacturing values were 206.9 million, 169.1 million, and 120 million respectively. Taxes to federal, state, and local governments amounted to 230 million, with 159 million to federal and 71 million to state and local.
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Utah
Utaeh
Five gnecies of the seagull on the east coasts
A fragment notes five gnecies related to the seagull on the east coasts of the United States. The garbled text lacks clear names or dates, making precise attribution difficult. The item resembles a brief catalog or stray OCR snippet from a regional page.
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United States
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