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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
4
Edith pursues lavish gifts to please her mother, but a longtime friend explains true happiness lies in quiet, shared love rather than possessions. The mother cherishes a simple photograph from Edith's childhood, and Edith realizes her mother's wish is for love and peace, not finery.
A four year old asks his mother if his one year old sister knows she is a girl. The mother replies that she probably hasn’t thought about it yet, and the boy wonders if she will be sorry when she learns.
A line of thought attributed to Martin Luther likens death to a night’s sleep. It suggests weariness vanishes, spirit powers return, and in the morning one rises renewed, mirroring the belief in resurrection on the last day.
Six American poets Whitman Bryant Whittier Longfellow Emerson and Joyce Kilmer are honored with trees planted on Riverside Drive in New York City. The trees were planted by the Women’s League under the American Tree Association initiative.
Dairy authorities state Holsteins need about one pound of grain per four pounds of milk while Guernseys and Jerseys require one to three. Dry cows in good condition need little if any grain. Emphasizing feed as raw material, they urge silage use within ten days of silo filling and timely alfalfa and clover when pasture declines.
University of Illinois expert M. J. Prucha urges producers to keep barns utensils cows milker clean and to avoid odors. Emphasizes dirt control at source, wholesome feeds, proper cooling and sanitation to raise keeping quality. The farmer and hygiene practices are key to high grade milk.
Nebraska College of Agriculture explains dairy calves under three months should not rely on pasture alone. With skim milk fed at 12 to 15 pounds per head daily, grain can be ground corn oats barley or kafir in a mix, no protein supplement needed. A three month old on skim milk and grass should receive about one pound grain per 100 pounds live weight. If skim milk is unavailable increase grain protein by using high protein concentrates. A recommended mix uses 200 pounds oats, 200 pounds corn, 100 pounds bran, and 100 pounds linseed meal.
The article notes labor at silo filling is a major objection despite being worthwhile. It highlights efforts by manufacturers to reduce labor with a machine that grinds chops feed and converts into a silo filler, and by another device that cuts and chops in the field so feed is ready to blow into the silo.
The golfer Tommy Armour was on the Oakmont club veranda when a poor player boasted about improving by finishing the difficult fourth hole in three. Armour laughed and asked, Three what. Hours, the man replied. This light exchange appears in the Minneapolis Tribune.
Mrs. Gabb asks if he approves of clubs for married women. Mr. Stabb replies yes and mentions good heavy clubs as the approved choice.
A concise guideline urges steady progress and forward motion. It emphasizes not stopping, moving ahead, and maintaining momentum to achieve success.
In Pathfinder magazine a playful exchange portrays a man asking a woman to be his partner after a swift, abrupt invitation. She asks for time to catch her breath, mentioning the prior fox-trot and the immediate continuation of dancing.
A city visitor asks villagers how they cope with rain in a remote village lacking library and cinema. Their reply is a dry quip: they simply let it rain, finding humor in the rainbound life.
A brief exchange reveals Miss An tique grew angry after being asked how this age compared to prior eras. The Pathfiender notes the remark sparked irritation rather than substantive disagreement.
In the composing room the dialogue centers on a fishing story. The sports editor demands proofs while the aging editor urges taking it on trust. The scene highlights editor interactions and the tensions between verification and trust in reporting.
A quirky pair of dialog lines features a boast about a pistol that shoots nine times and a quip about marrying a tom cat, capturing a playful domestic exchange with period flavor.
A compact verse remarks that living on love should not depend on its supply. It warns you will never get enough, as love, though tender, can be a tough force to endure.
A job scene shows an applicant asked about compounding skills as an employer notes a drug clerk vacancy. The dialogue contrasts soups and medicines to probe expertise, illustrating hiring in a practice of pharmacy.
A terse dialogue captures a witty exchange where a woman notes marrying three men named Williams, and a man retorts with a sharp jab about collecting a bill, framing a playful, clipped societal moment.
In Oregon’s canning industry Julia Schmidt faced strenuous work and weakness for five years. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she reports becoming healthier and stronger and recommends it to friends. Julia Schmidt 113 Willow St Silverton Oregon. Girls in factories may relate to her experience and seek better health via the remedy.
Mrs Maude Scofield reported a dramatic intruder scene as a seven ton steam roller smashed the front of the Scofield home in San Francisco. The heavy vehicle rushed down a hill after an unopen door, wrecking a partition and harming the hostess while the era of safety at home was questioned.
A brief dialogue piece shows a father scolding his daughter for wearing her mother’s frock, with the daughter acknowledging the mother’s likely disapproval and a tense domestic exchange. The scene underscores generational norms and sartorial propriety.
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