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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
3
Purdue agronomy specialists urge planting millet and Sudan grass as emergency hay for drought zones. Seedings should start now with 60 to 75 days to harvest, yielding up to 1.5 tons per acre depending on rainfall. Mix with soybeans for better roughage for cattle and sheep.
Field Day for thrifty pig growers scheduled Friday afternoon August 22 with stops at 1 P.M. at E. W. Bowen Delphi farm hog lot behind fairground woods and at 2 P.M. at Irvin Kingery place West Bringhurst.
Clay township plans its annual Farm Bureau picnic Friday August 15 at Heffleys Grove. Hon. E. E. Pruitt will be the main speaker. A basket dinner is scheduled at noon as another chief event of the day.
The Framingham experiment and 1928 Indiana data highlight tuberculosis costs from illness and lost earnings. Even with treatment, long hospital stays and care drain resources, with estimates reaching hundreds of millions. Regular yearly physicals can detect unseen disorders before they worsen.
An essay notes the illusion of perfect health as sudden death can strike even those who appear rugged. It cites latent defects in the human machine and uses East Harlem Health Center data on apparently healthy individuals to underline the risk.
A notice announces a band concert in Delphi this evening. Sir Charles Sherrington quotes on child development are included, stressing sleep and rest for growth.
A letter from May 6 notes Vienna plans 75 000 apartments, 42 000 built by tax on rented rooms. Each three room unit costs about 50 cents monthly and includes schools libraries baths nurseries and shops. Saloons pay 35 percent tax revenue funds for children’s homes. Austria funds health welfare and community services while US tax dollars fund wars.
The Benton County Review condemns state mismanagement over Highway Department funding and a Kentucky toll bridge contract. It accuses the Republican administration of diverting 1 350 000 from gasoline tax to counties and cities and warns of heavy future costs. The piece calls for Democratic efficiency and fiscal restraint in hard times.
The Indiana State Fair grounds showcase completed upgrades with a enlarged Women’s building featuring a new balcony for full exhibitor access. The Agriculture and Horticulture building gains a sunken garden center with a fountain pool and surrounding floral displays and an apiary exhibit. Admission remains 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under twelve.
A historical opinion recalls the Marion mob lynching of Elmer Green and two others in 1908. The piece argues lynchings are barbaric and undermine justice, noting potential courtroom safeguards and recent Indiana manslaughter verdicts. It calls for eliminating court red tape and warns against mob violence.
The ad lists raw linseed oil boiled linseed oil and white lead products from GEO C. LOY ROOFING CO. with prices 12.75 and 1.20, indicating a supplier of painting and roofing materials.
Chef Etienne Allio outlines the art of making a flawless soup with guidance for home cooks. He details three recipes Potage a la Creme d'Epinards Potage Longchamps and Potage de Carottes with step by step methods, ingredients and timing for rich flavors.
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