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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
7
In a woodland tale the Raccoons plan a Chestnut Feast for their large family, curate fables of food and hunting, fear a menacing predator, and conclude with a quiet, festive supper under a bare tree while relatives arrive for the scaled feast.
The lesson guide surveys five years of Paul’s life from 58 to 63 AD, with Acts chapters 1 to 28, showing home church growth, early persecution, and the spread of the gospel through Peter Philip Luke and Barnabas. It emphasizes Paul’s trials, courage, zeal, and leadership as central to church history and mission work. The teaching connects Isaiah’s prophecy with Christ’s coming and looks toward the prophecy of Christ’s return.
A child asks why sailors weigh anchor before every voyage and receives a frugal answer about forgetfulness. The exchange hints at nautical routines and a parent explaining simple maritime habits to a child.
USDA guidance highlights seed selection and handling to boost corn yields. Best seed from standing stalks, harvest promptly, dry thoroughly, and store in ventilated racks. Use safe drying, avoid moisture, and protect from weevils with tight containers or fumigation as needed.
Dr A S Alexander from Wisconsin Experiment Station offers prevention tips for milk fever in cows. Keep stables clean, well ventilated, and give exercise. provide light feed before calving. avoid pampering. milk udder sparingly after calving. if attacked, ventilate udder with sterilized air and careful instruments. ensure sterilization, avoid mouth medicine, keep cow upright, prop on chest, and use oat meal gruel with alcohol stimulants if weak.
Frederick W. Ives of Ohio State University argues lighting barns is cheaper and more beneficial than chemicals. He suggests four square feet of window space per animal, six to eight in dairy barns, noting proper windows improve work ease and avoid cold shocks from open doors in winter.
Dialogue notes Hawkins praising his mother-in-law arriving for the winter due to her cooking. Baldwin comments on his enthusiasm. Hawkins confirms strong positive anticipation.
An old-style ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy and iron supplement. It asserts the formula is printed on every label and highlights quinine as the malaria fighter and iron as a system builder, priced at 50 cents.
Three students named Murphy win scholarships from a Harvard alumnus's $1,000,000 endowment to support men bearing the Murphy name. With no freshmen entering, the awards go to graduate students: Clifton Murphy Georgetown S C law school first year, William A Murphy Boston medical school first year, and Gardner Murphy Boston graduate school student.
Bathe with Cuticura Soap dry and apply the Ointment. They stop itching instantly clear away pimples blackheads redness and roughness remove dandruff and scalp irritation heal red rough and sore hands and most baby skin troubles. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A schoolmistress asks students to define bachelor. A little girl replies that a bachelor is a very happy man, saying she learned it from her father. The exchange shows playful classroom humor.
In Life magazine’s dialogue, two Modern Girls discuss Dollie revealing unease about her persona. One notes an effeminate streak while the other promises to explain what she senses, hinting at social tensions in era fashion and identity.
A brief advertising blurb praises Red Cross Ball Blue as American made and the best choice. It notes the product is carried by all grocers and suggests many blouses are made to wear outside the skirt.
The passage offers jagged dialogue filled with insults and cryptic lines about a man described as a windjammer non entity. It reads as garbled speech with shifting voices and unclear context.
A fragment describes a man seeking advice on saving money rather than earning it. A laundress admires white attire and uses Red Cross Ball Blue. A remark about an administrator who avoids poverty appears amid the disjointed lines.
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