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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
7
Artie and Miller linger after work at a billiard hall where Artie plays a tough three spot against Miller. A stylish intruder, Elmer, taunts the pair and hints at a three handed game while Artie dismisses him as a “yellow fish” and chalks his cue for a decisive shot.
A light gray clay known as fuller's earth has become highly valued by Texas oil refiners. Large plants near Midland mine and process the clay to absorb impurities, replacing the older percolation method with quick separation by filler presses. The clay’s name comes from its historic use in fulling woolen cloth beginning in 1805 in England.
Naturalists warn that toadfish in tropical American waters carry potent poisons in spiny gill covers and back fins. A venom bag beneath each spine releases toxin when embedded in prey or an attacker. Some species cause paralysis and stomach disturbance in humans who eat them, with fatalities reported. Large fish may contain poisonous alkaloids that harm predators after death.
Historical debate over free range versus confinement ends with Minnesota and Nebraska experiment stations reporting better turkey production when poults are raised in confinement. They note artificial brooding and controlled feeding improve outcomes, while open-range methods lag, and advise modern producers to adopt confinement practices to avoid disease from mixed flocks.
The New York experiment station found electric brooders very satisfactory except in extremely cold weather when heat did not warm the space away from the brooder. Like incubators, electric brooders are clean easy to regulate and convenient. Individual farm light plants extend these advantages to farms without a high line. Many farm plants use generator and battery power keeping current for the incubator or brooder constant and reliable.
The Aylesbury duck, named for the Vale of Aylesbury, dominates England markets with a long body and rear-set legs. The Pekin tops American market duck popularity with its upright carriage. The Indian Runner, though small, yields tender flesh and gamelike foraging, appealing to epicures.
The text warns to watch young birds closely as they are highly susceptible to deadly roup germs and colds. It advises isolating sick birds, treating them away from the flock to prevent contagion and protect healthier birds.
Do not rush young hens into heavy production or feed highly stimulating rations. Permit normal development with balanced feeding. Use two parts grain to one part mash and avoid unnecessary diet changes to prevent feed-related problems and support proper egg organ development.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture advising on summer picnics. Emphasizes comfort shade water and seating. suggests cafeteria service and prior menu planning with volunteers. Recommends hot foods sparingly and cold items with separate salad components. Oregon women shown using cafeteria service under extension staff.
A sun hat and sun suit for a young girl showcase cretonne fabric with red cherry motifs on cream, a green bias trim, and a detachable net crown. The pattern favors a wider front brim, back seam shaping, and simple DIY patterns, inspired by a Bureau of Home Economics design and adaptable from a Dutch romper pattern.
Clams provide minerals and protein during summer when oysters are scarce, with hard-shell and soft-shell varieties. Long clams are steamed or baked for clam bakes, while small round clams are eaten raw or as cocktails. fritters and chowders use chopped clams. The Home Economics Bureau offers a clam fritter recipe with minced clams, eggs, dry ingredients, and liquor, fried until brown and served piping hot.
American Home describes three ventilator types for one window kitchens portable built in and hood mounted models. All run by motors and act as glorified electric fans adjustable on demand and supply light and airflow.
A fragment reports a hotel fire alert as a landlord and a visitor dispute payment terms. The visitor argues paying only half for one night while the fire event prompts financial questions. The readable text centers on a lodging dispute during a blaze.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick cure for sour stomach from overeating or smoking. It claims the pleasant preparation alkalinizes acid, sweetens the system, and relieves distress from over eating while neutralizing nicotine. Endorsed by physicians, it warns not to substitute another product.
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