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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
3
A large Indiana event will mark Butler university's inauguration as Dr Athearn is inducted by Hilton A Brown. About 500 will participate in the academic procession and Butler seniors will debut in cap and gown at the Fieldhouse before speakers.
Alumni from Bush county travel to Butler Fieldhouse for the Founders Day linked ceremony. Dr Walter Scott Athearn will be sworn in as the eleventh president with principal speakers including Dr John H Finley and Bishop Edwin H Hughes. Acomplete inaugural program is issued by William Leeds as committee chairman.
The article warns against focusing only on egg size when selecting eggs for hatching and misses other crucial qualifications. It notes size is inherited and mentions related farming practices and crop mixing for better alfalfa stands and drought resilience.
A practical set of food guidelines favors milk fruits and vegetables over strict rules. It upholds cereals meats and sweets in moderation and rejects rigid balance or calorie counts. Milk fruits and vegetables are highlighted as the best all round sources for the family.
A doctor corrects family plans to force feeding and urges building the patient’s appetite by gentle methods. A noon meal on a pretty tray proves effective as the patient proclaims she ate and asked for more. Notices and agricultural tips follow, including spraying fruit buds and potato sorting, then a court appointment of Leora Jackson as executrix in Rush County Indiana.
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