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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
7
Artie recalls a lively wedding and reception with Mame as the star. The pair lead the festivities, pose for photos, and charm Connelly family members, while Mrs. Connelly hides her nerves behind jokes and flirtation. The day ends with a boisterous breakfast, music, and a toast laden with affection for the couple.
The Far Eastern Geophysical Observatory envisions a gigantic ice refrigerator museum in Siberia to preserve men animals and artifacts through eternal frost. The project cites frozen proof from mammoth bodies and aims to store everyday items foods and animals for future study with an estimated five million dollars needed and donations sought worldwide.
The Ohio State University poultry head KK L. Dakan urges moving brooder houses to grass to reduce coccidiosis and parasite buildup from muddy runs. He says even 50 feet outdoors cuts infestation. sanitary relocation beats medicating after disease onset. For chicks with rickets, increase cod liver oil to 2 percent of feed to counteract sunlight shortage.
A Purdue report cites 17 of every 100 eggs unfit for consumption costing farmers about 4 million dollars annually. Advice includes removing males, preventing broodiness, and gathering twice daily to store eggs in a cool room, noting warm weather degrades quality.
The article explains that telling male from female guinea fowl by appearance is unreliable. The female has a two syllable cry like buckwheat, buckwheat while the male’s cry is one syllable. When frightened both sexes utter the same single call making identification hard.
The article warns that ground whole oats high in indigestible fiber damage young chicks when used in home made starters and notes laying mash with oats lowers feeding value. It calls for hulless oats as a potential, economical feed alternative with comparable nutrition.
Daily removal of soiled litter keeps the henhouse clean and prevents disease spread. Disinfect shoes after contact and use rubber boots with a disinfectant pan at the doorway to reduce contamination risks.
Irving Berlin at the Ritz in New York declares melody returning and notes jazz remains popular but now mixed with melodic jazz. A supper club scene follows with a young man and a girl splurging on lobster and champagne as he jokes Major Lush upset his table during the dance.
A past romance is recalled in a light note about the line Daisy your look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two. The casual image links to sky transportation and the era of shared rides. The phrasing evokes nostalgia for earlier courting rituals.
The Kansas City Star quotes a renowned bee expert urging beekeepers to avoid over-tender care. The bulletin counsels against treating bees too gently to improve hive performance and honey production.
Uncle Sam owes 20 goats but cannot pay. An agreement with Washington promised 25 elk to Alaska in exchange for 25 mountain goats for stocking the Olympic range. The elk have been shipped to build future herds, but no goats have been caught to date.
Government bounties on snakes and wild animals aim to curb danger yet over 20,000 people die yearly. Last year snakes killed about 1 724 and wild animals 1 085, highlighting persistent risks to civilians.
A definition of the new woman appears in Woman's Home Companion, describing a figure who is neither young nor old, neither girl nor wife, and neither budding nor spinster, signaling a fresh social identity under discussion.
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