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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
8
Fragmented extract blends Whittier lines with home cooking tips. Reads like an antiquated kitchen fragment offering prayers, garbled text, and recipes for corn spoon bread salad dressing and desserts. Mentions milk cornmeal boiling water gelatin pudding rice pudding apple tart and custard with eggs and sugar.
The essay notes Einstein's relativity as a continuation of Newton and Darwin ideas. It argues many cannot follow the new theory yet respect its influence on scientific thought and the ongoing search for truth beyond established laws. It cites Curie, radium, and the broad impact on understanding motion and forces.
Poem recalling old melodies that drift through memory as people recall June tunes. A mother and sister sing, stories of gold and past nights stir emotion, with a blessing to those tunes and memories that return in listening days.
Summer heat boosts both gardener zeal and insect activity with blister beetle tarnished plant bug and red spider as top pests. Ries of Ola State University notes these insects attack July and August blooms, especially asters, evergreens, and garden phlox. Control methods include pyrethrum sprays, sodium fluosilicate dust, nicotine oleate, and sulfur dust or diluted miscible oil sprays.
A fragmentary column contrasts views on character and love with wry aphorisms about respect, mirrors, lorgnettes, luck of birth, gender dynamics, and humor. It hints at social observations and light social commentary.
June 14 marks the adoption of the Stars and Stripes by the Continental Congress in 1777. The celebration grew after 1880 when George Botch, a New York teacher, led patriotic exercises for kindergarten pupils and societies adopted the observance.
The article notes alfalfa seed cannot be separated from sweet clover due to identical size and shape. Experienced seedmen can detect sweet clover prevalence, and buyers should pay low prices when adulteration occurs. Sweet clover harms alfalfa stands, especially for seed sale, though may be less harmful for hay.
Not advisable to burn land with sweet clover or trash as it disturbs soil and harms potential yield. Old clover stubble and trash may be valuable for soil, while burning rarely protects grasses or chinch bugs and can hinder regrowth.
Meadow fescue grows like timothy in perennial grass stands. Sudan hay offers similar feeding value to prairie hay but is low in protein. Safe bulls exist in a dedicated pen, with the other bull deceased. Red currauta varieties Fay Pay Prolific Perfection Pomona are highlighted. Soybeans rise in popularity for ease of feeding and harvest. Tacope cabbage resists cabbage yellows. Electrically driven farm devices cut labor costs. Tree planting and woodlot thinning boost income from low-yield land.
A quirky note from a syndicated column suggests superstition around a boyfriend’s messages signaling love. The piece toys with playful rhymes and a light, tongue in cheek border on romance lore.
A Bible study outlines the Rechabites, Kenites of Hemath, who chose a nomadic life and abstained from wine. Their steadfast obedience contrasts with Judah's disobedience, as Jehoiachim's era tests them and prophets plead for repentance.
A biblical passage from John 12 3 4 to 86 urges people to walk while light remains for they fear darkness and must believe in the light to become children of light. It reflects a call to faith and vigilance amid Jesus teaching.
A compact dramatic exchange shows an actor admitting words come spontaneously while the playwright laments the struggle to learn lines. The scene captures tension between improvisation and planned text in a graphic moment.
Dr Caldwell emphasizes natural treatment for constipation using a mild vegetable compound Syrup Pepsin. He promotes three health rules: keep the head cool, the feet warm, and the bowels open. A free trial bottle is available by writing Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
The remark contrasts two riders in a roadster and notes stranger buyers pay more for work than a relative. The dialogue hints at vintage social norms and witty exchanges.
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