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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
7
Cora Angel Chooses John Van Orden Over Henry
In Hillville, Cora Angel, long called poor Miss Angel for waiting on Henry Van Orden, accepts John Van Orden’s marriage proposal after Henry vanishes from her life. John, longtime bank cashier and Henry’s brother, woos the patient, faithful woman and she consents, marrying him the next day. Henry later disappears to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Angel
Cora Angel
Henry van Orden
Cora
Henry
van Orden
John
John van Orden
Hillville
Pleasant Street
Main Street
Florida
Ohio
Chopin’s Funeral March Born From Prank Night
Ernst Deesey’s musians anecdote recounts Chopin composing the B minor Sonata’s funeral movement after a prank by Polignac Ricard and Ziem. A skeleton bench and a tense moonlit piano session led to a swoon and a haunting riff later heard in public. Chopin’s was the first grave to be carried to its grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Ernst Deesey
Adolph Ziem
Prince Polignac
Ricard
Polignac
Pinneferte
Ziem
Takes Warm Off Janet Miss Finds Cellar Fine
A four-year-old girl in the country tells her mother that the cellar “takes the warm off” on a hot day. The scene unfolds as they tour the old-fashioned cool basement, with Janet noting the cellar’s refreshing effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Learned Youngster Admitted to Harvard at Fourteen
Robert B Konikow, age fourteen, has received notice of admission to Harvard University. He recently graduated from Boston Latin School. He completed the geometry entrance examination in thirty minutes, well ahead of the three hour limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Konikow
Harvard University
Boston Latin School
Konikow
Inspiration in Blossoms and Fragrance of Dowers
A fragment from an American slagazine notes that inspiration rises with prayers wafting through the fragrame of dowers, praising divine connection in nature’s bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagazine
Tweed Ensembles Dominate Campus Sweater Fashion
Julia Bottomley reports on the 1928 campus fashion trend mixing tweed for coats and sweaters, with handbags matching gray tweed finishes and new jacquard patterns. She notes loosening weaves, adjustable collars, and collegiate color schemes fueling stylish, practical outfits for schoolgirls and students.
Full feeding hogs proves more profitable for farmers
University of Minnesota figures show full feeding from birth to market raises profits. Trials cite about $2.50 more per pig than restricted grain feeding. Dry lot full feeding shortens time to market and reduces labor and interest costs. Litters reach market readiness in 180 days under project methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. McCarty
Animal Husbandry Division
University of Minnesota
University Farm
Hogs Thrive on Fresh Pastures to Break Germs
The article argues hogs are highly susceptible to soil borne diseases and worms found in used lots. It recommends rotating hog pastures to fresh ground to reduce infection and better fertility, noting corn crops benefit when grown on old hog lots. It cautions against turning rough land into permanent hog lots and favors cultivated fields that can be tilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Farmer
Hayloft in Hog House Aids Winter Feeding
Henry Mundt of Sarpy County Nebraska explains a hayloft in a modern hog house serves winter roughage by storing alfalfa in a mow fed through ground floor racks. He built the loft years ago with hay doors at each end for hand pitching and notes the hay also protects hogs from cold, similar to straw in poultry houses. Mundt also favors alfalfa hay for poultry houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mundt
Sarpy County
Nebraska
Mundt
Dipping Important Sheep for Parasite Control
Dipping sheep helps control external parasites like lice ticks and scab mites. Sheep suffer more from parasites than other livestock making careful dipping essential, especially in the South where conditions favor parasite increase. Parasitic injury causes blood loss and itching that interferes with nutrition.
Live Stock Hints Big Teams Cut Labor Costs
Self feeders for hogs save time and labor while increasing gains and conserving feed. Pigs must be in proper condition to utilize feed and receive a balanced ration for an early fall market. Sunshine aids disinfection and livestock need ample sunshine, especially young animals. Pigs on alfalfa or fresh bluegrass need about half as much tankage as those on dry lots. Spring pigs marketed early often yield the most net profit.
Gate of the Gods and Gate of Men in Capri Cornus
The article cites Nature Magazine noting Chaldean and Platonic thinkers posited two gates. The “gate of the gods” in Capri cornus releases souls to heaven after death, while the “gate of men” in Cancer receives souls into mortal bodies. These gates align with the winter and summer solstices respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capricornus
Nature Magazine
Heaven
Ancient burial found on Catalina Island sparks rites theory
Archaeologist Ralph Glidden uncovers 64 child burials around a 134 pound urn containing the skeleton of a five to seven year old girl on Santa Catalina Island. A seven foot male burial with a spear blade hints at royal funerary rites and possible temple location near Chinigchinich site. Obsidian tools and wampum artifacts accompany the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Chinigehinich
Channel Islands
California
Ralph Gidden
Catalina Museum
Channel Island
Glidden
Chinigchinich
Butter Storage Guide From Agriculture Department
The Department of Agriculture outlines methods for storing butter for winter use. Use pasteurized sweet cream churned at a low temperature and washed to achieve a firm waxy texture. Wrap rolls in parchment butter paper, place in a stone crock, cover with strong brine, and store in a cool odor free place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Indigestion Relief With Phillips Milk of Magnesia
The text extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as an effective anti acid remedy for indigestion caused by rich meals. It claims quick digestion restoration, relief from sourness and gas, and lasting neutralization of stomach acid compared to soda. It urges trying the product after heavy meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
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Worth
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Gate of
the Gods
Catalina Island
Philups
Pi Seie
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