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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
6
A woman seeks a life changing house by the sea and meets Angus the sailor in a sunlit, art filled villa. She longs for a new home and history together, while memories and appetites mingle with color, scent, and boats in a lush, exotic setting. He reluctantly offers the property, promising a future shared with Nora.
Bela Chatt reports Ramie, a fiber from China, as a partial substitute for cotton and linen in West markets. Ramie fibers are stronger and silk-like but require expensive processing to remove gum and align fibers, with inconsistent fiber lengths posing handling challenges.
A garbled list shows old fashioned measures for sugar, salt, flour and spices. It reads like a kitchen table of equivalents with phrases such as one tablespoon sugar equals half an ounce and one cup currants yields six ounces, though many words are misspelled.
Poultry expert Ray Menratyne of North Carolina State College explains how to protect baby chicks from cocci infection. Remove infected chicks by killing or burying, thoroughly clean litter, replace with clean sand, and disinfect feeders daily. Confine chicks indoors if weather is cool, plow infected runways, and keep chicks healthy with a balanced ration.
Raising chickens on clean grounds the recommended practice to keep a flock free of round worms and to treat infestation of tape caecal and elunard worms. Late summer treatment helps pallets mature rapidly and flesh up properly if well fed and not only be ready to lay during the high price period but will lay regularly. Individual bird treatment with standard drugs for killing the worms present is recommended though flock treatment may be effective.
Fragmented OCR reveals peat moss described as bedding for sows and poultry, noted for warmth and odor control. It mentions vegetable humus production and potential microbial effects, alongside claims of manure impacts and artificial fertilizer comparisons.
Report describes contagious respiratory disease among baby chicks including coughing and watery discharge. Advises isolating affected birds, maintaining warm housing, and using soothing treatments while noting that certain chemicals are unsafe. Emphasizes supportive care and monitoring until recovery or cessation of illness.
A buyer explores early chick procurement and ancestry considerations to ensure future growth. The discussion covers expectations for hatchery productivity, breed quality, and the role of breeder hatcheries in supply and assurance of lineage.
The article advises molting hens need more feed and protein, plus access to oyster shell or ground limestone. It suggests wood toast cages and a protein rich mash, along with green forage and fruit to support laying after molt.
Readers are shown how to crochet a round collar made of twelve assembled medallions using No 30 thread and size 8 hook. Package T19 provides sufficient white Mountain Craft cotton and full instructions for 25 cents, or only instructions for 10 cents. send to Home Craft Co., Dept. B, St. Louis Ave, St. Louis, MO. Include a stamped return envelope.
A factory device in a Cork confectioner’s shop allegedly produced sausages by day and bombs at night for the Irish Republican Army. Police uncovered the Innocent appearing appliance after a period of operation during the Anglo Irish conflict.
Dorothy Dunbar Bromley reflects on ideal mother son bonds and the James brothers William and Henry. She contrasts aging mothers, independence in children, and shifts from formal to intimate address, praising a mother who blends humor and understanding with support for explored futures.
Despite a 20 year ban, foot binding remains common in many parts of China. In Hwakking, bound feet among women and girls exceed those with normal feet. On a bride’s wedding day, beauty is measured by her feet rather than her face or figure.
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