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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
2
A digest of U S political moves and international events covers Hoover era farm policy debates with senators Wetson Borah and others, Stimson's European vacation and Mussolini meeting, France's presidential bid, Great Lakes waterways push, and regional tensions in Paraguay, Mexico, and Russia, plus Rockefeller’s birthday and Schmeling’s boxing win.
Ohio State extension specialist recommends feeding a uniform grain mix to the milking herd to maximize milk production. Adjust rations for individual cows by adding high protein or high carbohydrate feeds as needed to maintain production without fattening. He cites sample mixes using corn, oats, bran, cottonseed meal, and oilseed meals with alfalfa and pasture.
Wisconsin researchers Bua Bohstedt, E. B. Sart, and W. Rupel tested calves on a vitamin D deficient diet. Two calves fed cod liver oil thrived with no rickets, while two on the deficient mix showed severe symptoms and low blood calcium. They conclude vitamin D is needed for growth but normal farm rations likely supply enough.
Dairy notes discuss calf feeding and the role of silage in year round feeding. It covers risks of overfeeding young calves, the benefits of silage to supplement pasture, and practical tips for calves learning to eat hay and grain. It emphasizes clean housing, fresh water, and dry bedding as key for raising calves.
Article notes Eskimo interest in colored comics and illustrated travel material at Perot Barrow Abeich. Fur traders receive gifts like picturing guns and boats, while women buy dry goods catalogs. Government teachers use pictures in Bakomos to teach reading as natives mail orders via postmaster, sending money for items with stubby fingers. Mail order and parcel post flow to Pacific cities.
Garner boasted of women seeking senatorial honors over House seats while Longworth quipped that the senate is the natural place for women and that curiosity leads them to seek investigation of all in the end.
French engineer Oehmichen reportedly tested a new helicopter design at Velentimney near Parth. Trials are said to have achieved an absolutely vertical ascent to 200 feet with stable flight and a controlled descent, marking a notable advance in rotorcraft technology.
A large peat bog of about 700 acres in Canada has been opened for production. Officials estimate the bog holds a half century's supply of spagnum moss, with annual output projected at 500000 bales.
A brief note on universal errors in judging others as seen in American Magazine and a claim about British stamps as the world’s most valuable, including mentions of King George and Arthur Dincs.
The excerpt surveys a jumble of odd phrases and reflections from a vintage magazine style page. It touches on daily observations, modest humor, social habits, and scattered opinions about fashion, behavior, and propriety with no single cohesive event.
Detroit Free Press quotes Dr Charles Mayo as stating he has safely performed dangerous surgeries. The piece notes Draper and Hemingway for portraying risky childbirth scenes, with Mayo’s remark reflecting humor about surgical instruments and critical cases during a luncheon in Rochester.
Ferniinand Widal from Al- Bfers and Paris faculty collaborated with Chautemesse on preventive vaccines for typhoid fever and pioneered bacterial agglutination in diagnosis, while Sir Aloroth Wright advanced typhoid vaccination. Wright’s work enabled large scale deployment of typhoid vaccines, with many inoculations reaching India in 1898.
In dense districts the Towle Island Jerds area shows about 2004 residents per square mile while the District of Colgrove records 7,293 persons per square mile, a figure unmatched by any other state district.
A brief Brooklyn Eagle item quotes Mrs. Jones refusing to admit she has money and joking about being out of bread. The concise quip captures a domestic moment and a humorous exchange.
A fragmented OCR item notes housing growth and urban expansion with references to a country, a city, and a named place. The text mentions Nome and New York in a comparative frame, suggesting population or development milestones and future planning, though specifics are unclear.
A garbled OCR passage discusses advising a husband, letters to marry, and postdating, mentioning an assistant professor aiding textiles, with scattered lines about Walter Oolan and Billy. It ends with a quip that the average woman prefers inquiry to happiness.
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