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The article provides a graph showing the greatest historic monthly losses in the U.S. Dow Jones stock price index and discusses the performance of the U.S. stock market during October.

The article discusses reasons why October is not a good month for deer hunting in the U.S. It is stated that September is the best month for hunting in the country. In October, the whitetail bachelor groups disappear and lone buckers enforce the pecking order along with territorial ownership. The month is hard for finding hungry deers because forage abounds, both naturally and farmer-planted. Temperature allows the whitetails to bed longer and not move until the temperature drops after sunset.

Discusses how the month of October has not been a good month historically for the stock market in the United States. How October 28, 1929, called Black Monday, began the Depression; Market crash on October 19, 1987; Large percentage drops in the Dow that occurred in October.

This article provides several briefs related to various events and organizations in different cities of the United States. One brief informs that Economy Connection, a project of the Union for Radical Political Economics, provides information on any aspect of the economy. It can provide a speaker for a political or educational event, or someone to discuss economic questions informally with a few members of a given community organization, union, political group or classroom. Another brief states that a conference sponsored by the Institute of Human Values of Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, will be held on October 13-14. The conference will explore the problem of postmodernist assault on historical understanding, which threatens the integrity of all knowledge.

The article reports that more fatal accidents in metal and nonmetal mines occurred in October compared to other months. The U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration's (MSHA) data shows that, of the 344 fatalities in metal and nonmetal mines recorded from 1999 to 2008, 51 happened in October, 37 in April and 36 in June. MSHA suggests that workers should comply to the best practices when using mobile equipment, such as wearing set belts properly and examining the equipment before operating.

The article offers perspective on October as a month filled with tricks and treats of savvy bucks in the U.S. It is stated that the month kicks off with an abundance of standing crops and food along with warm temperatures. The moon waxes toward full, thus has negative influence in buck movement. The month is considered as a truly magical time in the whitetail woods, thus hunters should adjust their buck-hunting tactics.

Presents historical events in the U.S. that happened during the months of September and October from 1864 to 2001. Details of the September 11, 2001 U.S. terrorist attacks; Marriage of former U.S. senator John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier on September 12, 1953; Introduction of the Model T motor car from Henry Ford on October 1, 1908.

The value of US construction starts fell 3.6% in October, with the nonresidential sector--which drove September's results to a 2014 high--leading last month's decline, according to a benchmark index. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the declaration of October as Farm to School Month in the U.S., which encourages the use of locally sourced, sustainable food in schools. Education programs on nutrients from food, farming, and food sourcing are discussed, as well as the U.S. Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act for school nutrition, community and school nutrition programs, and school gardens.

The article presents information on the Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR) 32 passed in California which designates October as Hindu American awareness and appreciation month. It informs that the bill was authored by California's state Senate Majority Leader Ellen M. Corbett to recognize the contributions of Hindu Americans in various fields including academia, science, and technology. It informs that the organization Hindu American Foundation (HAF) helped in formulation of the resolution.

The author discusses the condition of the U.S. stock market as of September 2012 and expectations on the market in October. He mentions the 12 percent gain by the Dow Jones Industrial Average since early June. He says that equities could get better in the first week of October because of market-moving events, such as unemployment data release, Eurozone finance meeting, and the U.S. presidential debate

The article focuses on the relevance of the month of October to women and the gay community. The month is considered significant to breast cancer survivors as it was designated as the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For the gay community and those who promote equal rights, October was chosen as LGBT History Month. Moreover, the 11th of October is designated as Coming Out Day.

The article reports that in October 2010, Australian issuers have priced seven private placement deals in the U.S. which has brought the 2010 tally of Australian deals in the U.S. to 14. The increased number of deals has been credited to the liquidity in the U.S. market and also because the market in Australia is not tenured. It also informs that Austalia has strong economy and has not experienced recession in decades.

The article offers information on the designation of October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM) in the U.S. The first awareness program started in October 1985 as a week-long event sponsored by healthcare companies and a group of physicians. In 2009, the NBCAM organization is composed of several national public service organizations, professional medical associations and government agencies. Foundations that raise money to fund research on breast cancer are mentioned.

The article recounts several historical events in the U.S. that happened in the month of October. The Soviet Union sent Sputnik 1 into orbit on October 4, 1957. It was on October 17, 1931 when gangster Al Capone was sentenced for tax evasion. The United Nations was founded formally on October 24, 1945.

The article focuses on the study which rated the most hazardous driving months in the U.S. The study was conducted by Michael Sivak, a traffic expert wherein he investigated monthly crash deaths from 1994 to 2006 and analyzed the total traffic deaths in every 1 billion kilometers traveled. The result of the study reveals that March is the safest driving month with 8.8 death rate while the riskiest driving month is October with 10.2 death rate, the highest death rate for every distance driven.

The article reports that historically, the worst stock market crashes in the U.S. have occurred during the month of October. In October 2008 the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 24.5%. In October, 1987, it dropped by 34%, and in October 1929, it dropped by 35%. These numbers support a widely held belief among investors.

The article focuses on the moon phases during the month of October and its implications on deer hunting in the U.S. Full moon appears in October and it influences the hunting ability. Whitetail expert Charles Alsheimer and biologist Wayne Laroche brought the month to light with their groundbreaking research about hunting. The research revealed that the estrus cycle is prompted by moonlight, and the best buck activity occurs after the second full moon following the autumn equinox.

A calendar for the month of October 2006, which features several artworks, is presented. The calendar also offers information about the holidays in the U.S. for this month, including World Smile Day, National Children's Day, Columbus Day, and others. It also presents information about other celebrations involving several personalities.

Focuses on October as the National Window Covering Safety Month in the United States. Educational campaign about potential window-cord dangers; Appeal for parents to use cordless window products; Contact information.

Enumerates the author's favorite October activities in the U.S. Farmers' market browsing; Enjoyment of reconnecting with family; Appreciation of nature's fall colors.

Presents gardening tips for the month of October in sunset climate zones in the Western States. Planting of amaryllis, crocus, garlic and permanent plants; Bringing of agapanthus inside; Propagation of cuttings; Winterization of chrysanthemums.

Presents tips on gardening for the month of October in the U.S. Choices of flowering perennials for the spring season; Guidelines in planting hardneck garlic; Reminders when cleaning bird houses.

Discusses how the month of October has not been a good month historically for the stock market in the United States. How October 28, 1929, called Black Monday, began the Depression; Market crash on October 19, 1987; Large percentage drops in the Dow that occurred in October.

Comments that the month of October is heralded by yellow broad-leaf and red vine maples and cyclamen in Seattle, Washington. Uncurling of the flower heads of cyclamen.

Presents miscellaneous facts and events that took place in the United States in the month of October from 1890 to 1990. Health and safety; Arts and letters; Environment.

Construction spending gained 1.1% in October, the Commerce Department said Tuesday, and is 3.3% above the October 2013 level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on the sales report of retail industry in the U.S. in October, 2012. It informs about the comps increase of several companies including TJX Cos. Inc., Costco Cos. Inc. and Ross Stores Inc. It further highlights that the implementation of new strategies in companies provide better them better opportunities for increasing their sales growth.

In this article the author reflects on the importance of the month of October in the pizza industry in the U.S. He stresses that October is a National Pizza month and it ends with one of the industry's important sales days, the Halloween. He encourages pizza operators to maximize their opportunities during the pizza month by taking the right steps to attract customers. The author also mentions the renovation of the "Pizza Today's" web site and magazine to better serve the readers.

Reflects on several memories and events in October 2005. Views on October as a glorious month; Effect of Hurricane Katrina on the people in some U.S. states.