Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1927, Page 21

ord, Becomes Unconscious Mails Declared Necessary for | at Five Miles. Farm Development Through | e |Recovers to Find Bag Drop- | Daily Contact. ki . - L G ping and Knives Too Dull ? to Cut Ballast. , Towa, March 10.—The ress of rural the pr s been the Mrs rural free de-| . Charles W, chairman | M declared livery, Sewell of Chicago, nal and y went of com rican Farm B of the home ment of the Federation, who re attending |u the American Homes National Con-|er gress |t ent of his balloon in SOf course. now we feel that we |which he successful ‘at- cannot do v ’ ot to br alloon altitude things,” rd yesterday o 1o n at the height of five fore the said. He bring us the paper height_and contact with the world. And wha * ‘until_the balloon iarm people need is contact rathe ° ut 1,700 feet. The than isolation ht to which he ascended will be calibration of several in- Rural Youth Uplteld. the Bureau of Standards The rural youth of today ha temptation, less complicated civi Jught out the need for tion and in the main is norm n apparatus and a more above the eity-bred youth, said thod of disposing of regaining consciousness the tound his ate of ) 1 rm at night | Di nd in r in at the movie he tri instead of the near- | tensely cold, Wi ballast but found three specis Education he said, has been a |used for that purpose had be wonderful thing for the farm youth, |dull for use. but added that contact with city By dint of frantic efforts with his school children probably had much to | fingers he succeeded in 4 vay do with a rge number of children |enough ballast to slow his leaving t arm. about 600 feet per minut; - | rate his balloon crashed through tele- poking Technique Lost. phone wires near Ashley, Ill., and the alloonist emerged with only a prained ankle. The radio receiving set and other struments were shattered. The " |officer was immediately placed in one of three airplanes which had followed him and was speeded to the hospital here at the rate of 90 miles per hour. que of cooking, * merly A on from moth daught s been much neglected, Miss Lita Ba the University of Wisconsin, i f the Ameri- can Home X told the homes “The to o cooked fc cause ome . £ ared food or rea that, while the; e in the fielo e or music or painting, ounded refinement, ide refined taste in ‘ fianan Shoes Exclusively at The Hecht Co. Iy of straw, even to the | and pendulum, % * A Bit Different VERY hostess desires her @ parties to be distinctive. When BUDD’S Ice Creams and Confections are | served they add that certain joyous touch of “good taste” of which every one is appreci- < ative. 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