Farm Structures Benefit From Good Paint and Timely Work
A professor of agricultural engineering from Mulgere University notes painting farm buildings every four to five years protects materials and extends life. Late summer and fall offer ideal weather for painting, with temperatures between 60 and 75 degrees favored. surfaces must be clean and dry, repairs completed, and use of quality paint recommended to avoid peeling and chalking.
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Chicago Fresh Produce Travels Vast Distances
The USDA reports last year more than 70 000 carloads of fruits and vegetables sold in Chicago traveled up to 3500 miles with most arriving near perfect. Freight and storage advances by the department keep year round supplies and enhance packing and refrigeration. Fresh items from Florida to California reach markets in good condition and long-distance produce is now available for eight months yearly.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Wwiinola
Florida
Cal Maria
la Grande Valley
Ubon
John Mancock
Quaddy Light
Golden Gate
Key West
Alaska
Boston
United Fruit Company
Andrew W. Preston
New York
Milnar Keith
United Fruit
Costa Rica
Puerto Limon
San Jose
Central America
Tropic
Hoston
Dallimore
New Orleans
San Francisco
Habana
Cartagene
Colombia
America
Jaimes
New World
Massachusetts
England
United States
Stefiwagen
Anders
New England
Mississippi
Pacific
Europe
Caribbean
Brazil
Harvard
Tere Circus
John T. Sulllivan
White Mountains
Bara
Four-H Clubs and Their Pledge
The passage notes that each state and U.S. territory has 11 clubs, open to youths aged ten to twenty who join by carrying a farm project. It highlights involvement of Extension agents and agriculture experts, and explains the club pledge toward head, heart, health, and harmony in the club.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Head
Heart, Health
Honda
Reed
Poultry Farming Facts From Early Reports
The article notes U S chicken club density by state with Wisconsin leading and New England trailing. It estimates meadowland turfs hold about 15 million insects per acre and discusses poultry feeding economics including pullet feed, chick brood costs, and allowances for water and light.
Bevin and British Labour at Bournemouth Clash
Exiled British labor leader Bevin faces left wing pressure at the Bournemouth conference as his Transport Workers Union backs a united front. Conservative opinion hardens behind Bevin amid 1920s memory of dock strikes and past wage battles.
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York
Bevin
Bournemouth
Labor
Wales
Sam Gompers
Llon
England
Britain
London
John L. Lewis
William Green
Limehouse
Pers Toughy
Gullty
Moon
Boston Higher Rank Among American Cities Explained
National Geographic Society notes Boston as a major industrial hub with 5700 factories and 25000 stores, a deep harbor, large drydock, and strong trade links. It highlights Boston’s paper, wool, textile industries, banana production via United Fruit, and a vibrant fishing and shipping culture with active piers and fleets.
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National Geographic Society
Washington D. C
Boston
New England
Faneuil Hall
America
Jere
Mer
Atlantic Seaboard
California
Old Heaton
Bombay
Heston
Jamaica
Cuba
Brazil
Indi
Historic Hoaxes and the Flying Dutchman Tale
A montage of famous hoaxes from 1886 Germany showing Erich Kocher and a staged flying man, plus Easter 1860 Tower of London white lions prank, and a long distance taxi ride myth about Los Angeles. The piece notes how hoaxes spread, were debunked, and reflect era concerns with German news and April Fools’ mischief.
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London
White Gate
Tower Hill
England
Trio of Fashion Patterns for Everyday Sewers
The article promotes three sewing pattern plans for women, highlighting practical, stylish designs. It describes a versatile three-way plan, a congenial slip, and a trimmed dress with tucks, urging readers to sew two versions and offering detailed yardage for several pattern numbers. It invites orders from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, 149 New Montgomery Ave, San Francisco, with 15 cent pattern prices.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Casis Patterns
Spending Our Days as If It Were Our Last Day
A compact aphorism attributed to Bishop Hall urges living each day fully. It warns that those who waste a day are prodigal and those who misspend it are desperate, framing time as a repeating daily cycle to honor.
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Bishop Hall
How we Woman Lost 20 iks of Fat
Ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It urges weighing daily, using a 4 oz bottle for four weeks, and adding light exercise. Claims energy, clearer skin, and youthful feeling, with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Kruschen
America
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