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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
8
An overview of ecological cascades from animal pest outbreaks. Parrots, mice, rabbits, and other species disrupt crops and ecosystems, while predators and human actions shape outcomes. The piece notes historic Nevada and Australia cases, highlighting unintended consequences of introducing or removing species.
Freezing weather ruined pasture in the lower Rio Grande valley. Farmers trialed feeding cows grapefruit, a practice that proved successful and spread to others amid grass shortages.
The report notes higher infant deaths in the country compared to cities, with city rates historically lower. In 1929 to 198% infant death rates hovered around the mid to high fifties per thousand, with one year old deaths at 58 in both years and the rate at 67 in both years. Katharine Chief of the Children's Bureau commented on this trend.
Mortality index shows rural infant death rates now higher than city rates due to lack of medical and nursing care for mothers and babies and limited public health instruction. In 24 states rural counties lack county-wide nursing services, and many rural mothers miss prenatal care, underscoring care disparities.
In Fort Worth Texas Julain Frazier a cowboy who became a zoo keeper claims world championship swan roping cup. Superintendent Hamilton Hitt attempted to capture swans on a lake but they eluded rowboats. Frazier used his rope catching six swans in a half day.
Palm Beach figures influence summer fashion with a London flair as Lorton bows to Palm Beach tastes. The season highlights authentic resort wear, while American women gain acclaim for style and elegance in the seaside circuit.
American stylist Leste Morris notes British and continental women follow Viviera resort styles. He says Paris is losing ground as fashion firsts move to New York and Palm Beach, with American resorts shaping the summer look and trends.
Umberto and Rudolph Rios of Bauts Catalina Jeland are twins. Umberto is pure Santos while Rudolph resembles Mexican parents, drawing attention. The only known home is their grandmother's great-grandmother residence.
Fragmentary OCR lists wildlife counts near Missoula including deer elk and coyotes with several garbled figures. The text mentions species such as deer elk gho vine sheep bears wolves bobcats and coyotes with large counted totals, but many numbers and names are distorted.
Boston chemist John Seaverns of the American Chemical Society warns tanning signals exposure to strong sun and warns against sunburn risks. He notes deep sunburn heals slowly, can injure skin permanently, and urges cautious, limited sun exposure especially for light haired children.
A new heat absorbing window glass blocks heat from sunlight while allowing visible light to pass. The inventive pane contains sten and alters the view of objects viewed through it, reducing heat without darkening the room.
Care of fur air conditioning is essential to many manufacturing processes and fur storage. Humidity changes affect dye absorption and can cause fur to take on a permanent curl when air is heated and humidity is low. Refrigerated vaults prevent moths and fading. over 400000000 dollars of furs are stored annually in air conditioned vaults.
An old 26-year-old brick track record shows Firestone Gum Dipped Tires deliver blowout protection across long distance trials. A 5000 pound car reached 500 miles in under five hours on rough salt beds at Lake Bonneville, Utah, averaging 127.2 mph with temperatures up to 120. The copy promotes tire construction features and urges vehicle outfitting for life protection.
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