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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

23

Best Dog Breeds For Home Companions Says Founda tion

The Chappel Kennel Foundation in Rockford Haineis urges choosing a dog by personal appeal and aims for a purebred. It lists breeds and traits including Boston Terrier Bull Terrier Chow Chow Collie Spaniel Beagle Fox Terrier Scottie German Shepherd Pekingese and notes their suitability as companions guards and family pets.

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Favor Getting a Puppy to Buying a Mature Dog

The Chappel Kennel Foundation of Rockford Illinois weighs whether to choose a puppy or a mature dog for a household. They note a puppy costs less and future training is in the owner's hands with guidance from Albert Payson Terhune. It advises frequent feeding, four to five times daily from weaning to four months, then no more than four times daily at six months, and increasing the ration as the dog grows.

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Feeding Puppies: Balanced Diets and Mealtime Habits

Guidelines advise limiting meals to two daily as puppies mature, with one preferred. Remove any leftovers promptly and avoid overfeeding. Recommend scientifically balanced canned foods, plus a small portion of softened dry kibble. Include horse meat options and regular walks after feeding for housebreaking.

Patience Is Key to Dog Trains

A Chappel Kennel Foundation piece from Rockford Illinois extols patient training for dogs. It argues 95 percent can be trained with effort and repetition, stresses one instructor, and highlights obedience built on trust. Rewards and gentle praise reinforce progress.

Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford

Roosevelt Leading Democratic Nomination Hope In 1932

Washington reporters say Franklin D. Roosevelt leads the Democratic field for the 1932 nomination, with strong backing from Col. Edward Mandell House and allies. Al Smith and John J. Raskob are viewed as weaker threats, while Governor Ritchie and Governor White show limited strength amid liquor debates. Roosevelt’s rise follows Wilsonian precedent, with House poised to guide a pro Roosevelt campaign and to craft a wets and dries compromise for Southern Democrats.

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New Washington Quarter Planned By U S Treasury

Prominent U S sculptors are invited to submit obverse and reverse designs for the 200th anniversary Washington quarter. Submissions accepted by Oct 15 with distribution of the coin planned for February 22, 1932. Designer selections involve the Secretary of the Treasury and approvals by arts commissions. A $1500 prize awaits the winning design.

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Plaster cast submission rules and copper production drops

The notice outlines eight inch plaster casts as required submissions and rejects sketches. It notes copper production from Michigan mines in 1930 estimated at 169,297,755 pounds, the lowest since 1925. A chaperone voice admonishes a scandalous scene while a young woman defends the lack of dancing.

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Stork Joke Punchline Delivers Classic One Foot Gag

In a brief exchange a senior asks why a stork stands on one foot and the junior guesses until the elder explains the humor: if the bird lifted the other foot it would fall. The line captures dry pun humor in a seaside small-talk moment.

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