The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-03
Democrat Readers
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Over 5000 Bulletins and 23I Personal Letters Sent Local Persons From Washington During 1884
By FREDERICK NJ. KERBY Director. Washington Service BO- rean Of The Waterbury Democrat.

By FREDERICK NJ. K1fRBY
 DlrectOr, Washington Service BO- rean Of The Waterbury Democrat. Washington, D. C. Jan 3.--A steady stream of information in answer to question letters and re- quests for printed bulletins flow ed from our Washington bureau all during I934 in answer to read. CT demand.
 For the year just ended, n total of 23t letters from readers, aver aging about three questions per letter, were received and answered by the bureau. And there were sent out 3,04G printed bulletins or dcTed by readers who sent coupons clipped from this newspaper.
 Requests for information cov- cred every field Of human knowi. edge, but were particularly heavy in all Inc new fields of economies and human relationships which have grown out of the scores Of New Deal organizations set up at Washington to aid in relief and recovery.
 The work Of the Washington bu. rcau is 10 aBswer free for any reader at any time, any question of fact or information desired. moi involving extensive research. Ali readers of this newspaper are cor dially invited to make use of this service as often as they please. A postage stamp enclosed for re- ply in the only charge.
 In addition. the bureau printk and distributes fl new bulletin of approximately 4,500 words of in- u inn SttIi1nt s.f tulIf, general interest each week of the year. They may be obtained by clipping the coupons printed with announcements in the Waterbury Democrat each week. Tho bureau now has total of 270 subjcctB covered in bulletin form, and any reader may write 10 the bureau and obtain the full list of available titles from which to select any subjects desired. A nominal charge of [ cents in postage stamps is made for single bulletins, to cover return postage and printing costs.
 Bulletins Issued in 1884
 During the year Just closed, the bureau iggucd new or revised bull lctins on the following: Tea Cakes ad Party Pastries, Party Menus Prizes and Favora, Philnteiy. In- nntiOn Pro mad Con. Valentine Par ties, Care of the Eyes, History of Gold md Silver Money, Directory of Movie Stars, Care of Floors New Government Agencies, Weight Reduction, Cheese Dishes, Light Housekeeping Dishes, Lawn and Garden Pools, Short Wave Radio, Directory of Radio Stars, Fishing Laws of the States, Care of Lawns, The Byrd Antarctic Expedition, GcncnloRy Egg Dishes. Training the Child, Exterminating Ants. Painting Around the House, The Chicago Worlds Fair, Your Auto mobile, Motor Laws of the States, Milk ss Food. Sauces, Learning 10 Cook. Seeing Washington, Palm istry, Home Mortgage Kefnancing, Home Made Wines, The New Banking system of the '. S., Household Refrigerators, Football Schedule for l334, Initiation Stunts. Marriage Laws of the States, Care and Reiinishing Fur niture. The Human Body. Debat- CTS Manual, Famous COmpoBers. Largest and Smallest Things fin the World. Pies and Fancy Pas tries, Rice Dishes, Meanings Of Bible Names. Towie. Origins of Christmas Customg. Famous Paint CTS. Origins of New Years Gus toms.