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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
2
Miller and Artie recount a clash with Bancroft Walters a social climber and snob who insulted Artie after a cabaret and later ignored him on a train. Walters threatens trouble and a possible confrontation if they cross paths again.
The article notes losses by U S swine producers exceeding three million dollars annually due to carrier overloading and poor car conditions. It cites E F Ferrin of the University of Minnesota urging cleaner, better maintained cars and proper bedding to prevent hog death and damage, with heat and cold weather considerations and directions for proper insulation.
Farrowing time requires the herdsperson to assist only as needed and not disturb the sow. In large herds a skilled man should monitor sows overnight, checking every three hours, while small flocks benefit from occasional night checks. For restless sows, separate the pigs in a warm box, then replace them at a nipple once the sow calms. A chilled pig may be revived by warm water immersion.
The article discusses removing breeding stock after season, methods for growing hogs to market, and choosing feeds. It notes barley as a dry seed with low moisture, compares buttermilk and skim milk, and observes that grinding corn often adds no gain. It contrasts sow numbers and litter sizes illustrating efficiency in production.
An American city represented at ceremonies in Orleans France marking the five hundredth anniversary of the siege of Orleans by Joan of Arc. The piece notes Orleans and New Orleans sister city ties with exchanges of a bronze medal and the embroidered silk flag. The flag hangs in Orleans Hotel de Ville and is ceremonially fired from rooftops on New Orleans battle anniversaries.
Edwin Hubble explains cosmography by observing nebulae and galaxies as they were in the past. He notes that the nearest star and nebulae reveal events from eras long gone, illustrating the universe's time-depth and expanding frontiers.
An awkward steam propelled automobile sits at the University of Maryland. It was built by Dr. W. E. Aiken, former professor there, who many consider a pioneer of such vehicles in America.
A compact saying notes that even those who seek trouble end up with it to share. The line reflects on reciprocal risk and the idea that trying to impose misfortune on others can backfire. It frames trouble as a social verb and warns against borrowing moral debt.
A laundress hums O Happy Day while hanging laundry on a snowy line. She notes the bright mood as she uses Red Cross Ball Blue to brighten whites.
Commander Richard E. Byrd lauded aviation progress at a New York banquet. He urged continued improvement and cited quotable remarks from Norfolk and Richmond girls about driving and leadership. The event highlighted forward strides in air travel and exploration.
A Buchan Czechoslovakia preacher claimed a spirit caused severe European cold by the outfits worn by local maidens. He spoke from the pulpit and his pious congregation accepted the weather interpretation.
A fragmentary verse note questions moonlight and hunger, then hints at dancing as a response. The lines read as brief, playful musings with unnamed speakers and a casual stage direction.
A playful note contrasts a bygone era with modern routes. The speaker mocks a traveler who still relies on a timetable rather than a road map, hinting at old habits persisting in planning and movement.
Archaeologists uncover the largest rock carving in Scandinavia on Swedish soil. The motif features three moose and a bear, a discovery drawing international interest from researchers and historians.
Why are some men and women the picture of health and happiness Because they keep the digestive system in proper working order You, too, will feel like a million if you take Nature's Remedy NR Tablets the mild thorough vegetable laxative and corrective.
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