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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
2
Danger lies in careless laxative selection and self prescribing. Depend on a physician’s judgment in choosing a laxative. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, touted as safe for women children and elderly, claims broad effectiveness and availability in drugstores.
In a brisk exchange, Aunt Marla jokes about marriage and the rapid talk of a new husband. Henry, described as a steady, strogg man with few friends, supposedly speaks nine hundred fifty words a minute in his sleep, reflecting a light, humorous family scene.
The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as quick relief for sour stomach from rich meals or smoking. It claims the preparation alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system, endorsing physicians’ approval and advising against trying other products for the same results. It highlights comfort for the user and those around them.
The quote reflects on passions as convulsions that fortify briefly but diminish us in the long run, attributed to Dean Swift. It contemplates the paradoxical energy of intense emotion and its lasting toll on character.
In a 1930 fashion feature, lace dominates boudoir ensembles with delicate nightgowns and matching coats. Creamy ivories and pale beige lace highlight fine craftsmanship, while spring juvenile coats emphasize color such as green, yellow, rose, and blue. Wide brims and capes trend for children as outfits blend lace, satin, and tweed textures.
The article from Orchard Gleanings explains how temperature deeply affects fruit storage. It cites Dr. Jon A. Hawkins of the USDA and van Hoff’s law, noting that storage time changes with temperature, using Bartlett pears as an example to show how varying degrees alter shelf life.
Wisconsin with 16 spray rings and a total membership of 1,800 across 27 counties credits the program for high quality Badger apples. Extension horticulturist L. Buehner notes spray rings raise yields and improve fruit, while emphasizing insect control, disease eradication, fertilization, hand picking, grading, and packing. Members also pool resources to buy supplies, achieving cash savings.
The honey bee’s economic importance to fruit growers is emphasized by last spring’s bad blooming weather. Many varieties are self sterile and fail to set fruit with their own pollen. Planting single-variety blocks limits cross pollination and thus crop quality.
Lime should be purchased and kept in the container for control of plum curculio larvae found in wormy cherries. Spraying in full bloom can injure bees and affect pollination. Keep spray guns ready. misapplication wastes time and money. Some grape crops thrive without a fixed spray schedule, but growers must detect pests early and begin control. Spacing and orchard practices vary. the fruit tree root roller assists distribution in fray rows. Prioritize pest management in major growing areas and monitor for thrips and other threats.
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