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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
4
A brisk look at velvet millinery and fur couture notes new velvet hats with feather motifs and two tone options. Designers mix contrasting pelts and colors to craft coats and accessories prioritizing style alongside warmth and comfort.
A student recalls a flight lesson with an instructor at a flying school where an inspector periodically tests students. The routine includes takeoffs, turns, tailspin drills, and practice landings. The piece describes figure eights, spirals, and spot landings, using trees as pylons and a water reference, ending with a focus on mastering the spot landing pattern through practice.
Demand for greater water supply on dairy farms drives use of windmills with storage tanks in barns. Even in frost, heated tanks and reduced friction improve performance. Some mills power homes and outbuildings, with gasoline engines for backup. Capacity scales with wind, cylinder, wheel size and lift, but oversized cylinders reduce usefulness in light winds.
Bacteria in milk multiplies rapidly at warm temps making milk perishable. Prof J D Brew of Cornell notes counts from a few thousand to over a million per cubic centimeter. Cooling milk slows growth, while Iowa Prof Hamner finds high grade milk soured in 63 hours at 60 degrees and stays sweet longer at cooler temps.
The article stresses daily salt for dairy cows as essential. It outlines an average need of three fourths of an ounce per 1000 pounds of live weight plus an extra three fourths per 20 pounds of milk produced. It notes free access or mixing with grain, recommending one pound salt per 100 pounds of grain in the mix.
United States Department of Agriculture reports cream production increased to 9 05,448,000 gallons, up from 84,046,000 in 1928, with imports and exports negligible. All production assumed consumed domestically, yielding per person consumption of three gallons last year, up from just over two gallons five years ago.
A sermon on Luke 19 1 10 describes Jesus passing Jericho amid faith and unbelief. Zacchaeus the tax collector seeks Jesus despite social scorn, climbs a tree, and Jesus calls him by name. His conversion is immediate and thorough, yielding generosity and restitution.
A Omaha reader praises California Fig Syrup for improving her child's digestion, energy, and appetite after a doctor recommended it. The ad urges using the genuine product labeled California Fig Syrup to open bowels during colds, child illnesses, or constipation signs like bad breath and coated tongue.
Readable lines indicate a stray quote about a person named Mary and a band. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiers to form a coherent news item or record.
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