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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1941
Page
6
A brief excerpt on affectation noting that simpler and more unconstrained manners impress better bred people. It states affectation is a brazen mark of vulgarity and reflects social expectations for ladies. The tone mirrors a period etiquette guide urging natural behavior over affected style.
Kathleen Norris argues that speed and impulse in American marriages threaten family stability. She cites Reno divorces, warns that hasty separations damage children, and calls for patience and enduring homes over quick, harmful breakups. A reader from Indianapolis, Em Bee, shares a painful Reno plan and family turmoil.
Kathleen Norris argues that divorce poses a greater threat to society than invasion, calling it a silent army of children from broken homes. She urges patience to avoid impulsive marriages and quick divorces, promoting women’s role in sustaining happy homes as a shield for the nation.
Extension vegetable specialist Lee A. Somers explains how to salvage tomatoes before frost by picking and storing them in a frost-free space. Grass-green fruit won’t ripen and should be used for chow-chow or pickled forms, while nearly ripe and pink-blue varieties can finish ripening in 10 days to two weeks.
Electricity, a relatively new farm tool, speeds farmer efficiency and strengthens national defense. Used for five to six years, it expands from households to farm jobs, offering quick, cheap help. In dairying it milks cows, cools milk, pumps water, grinds feed, heats water, and sterilizes utensils.
U S Department of Agriculture engineers H L Garver and Paul G May present a cross cut wood saw driven by a quarter horsepower electric motor. Estimated hardware costs about $25 including the motor. The plan aims to ease farm fuel work and run with automatic shut off devices.
Winter lice on livestock can be controlled with dusting powders. A mix of one part pyrethrum to three parts flour works well, and a combination of one part derris powder to three to five parts talc or flour is also effective. Use a small hand duster for quick thorough coverage on infested animals.
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