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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
8
A fragmented early 20th century discussion argues that haircutting and bobbing reflect women seeking freedom from old beauty standards. It contrasts the modern look with traditional long hair, noting social perceptions and the shift toward visible hairstyles as a statement of autonomy and style.
In a provocative view, the author argues that exposed arms and shoulders mark a shift in society and democracy, contrasting past modesty with a new freedom in dress. The piece cites war economy myths, primitive female instincts, and the desire for expressive clothing as emblematic of modern womanhood and changing norms.
A New York State College of Agriculture expert advises potato growers to store potatoes properly to preserve eating quality. Key tips include drying the surface after harvest, avoiding bruised tubers in cold storage, and maintaining 40 to 48 F with 80 to 90 percent humidity. Ventilation and darkness prevent moisture buildup and bitterness.
A new asphalt coating bonds to damp or wet surfaces allowing silo walls to vent while filling. The coating claims similar strength to traditional dry-applied asphalt and resists water, odor, and seepage, improving leak prevention in silos tanks and cisterns.
The article advises covering strawberry beds after ground freezes to prevent frost heaving from freeze thaw cycles. Tops should not be buried to avoid smothering. the aim is to prevent root exposure and delay early blooming to reduce frost damage.
Practical notes on weed control at seedbeds and silage storage. Emphasis on clean seed stock, weed prevention on vacant lots, and edifying guidance from Cornell about dairy cattle investments. The text discusses chemical weed eradication as experimental, silo construction for moisture retention, and breeding healthy sows for home-raised cattle.
In October Bible study the golden text urges generous concern for others. It defines loving God as total devotion and loving neighbors as equal to self, illustrated by Nehemiah cooperation, bearing the weak, humble service, justice, and charitable giving as practical duties.
During World War I a German and an Englishman, both badly wounded, lay side by side and spoke a single word in common. Through a mutual effort to understand each other they found the word mother and formed a bond. They prayed together, saying Unser Vater der bistoy Gimimell and Onyx Mather in heaven.
In Barmouth England locals use a novel town publicity campaign. Dozens of women lead 9 house to house canvasses to gather donations for guide books drawing a rapid response with 100 applications in a single day. Louis Petlier a Frenchman introduced the prone in the United States. The University of Paris traces back to the twelfth century.
Joe Jenkins told friends his new teeth glue him to meals after years of poor appetite. He jokes it takes false teeth to make him see food’s true value, as reported by Farm and Fireside.
A vintage promotional note claims California Syrup of Figs strengthens weak children, aids digestion, and restores appetite. It features testimonials from a San Antonio mother and advises buyers to ensure the brand name is visible for genuine product quality.
Springfield Missouri lender offers a quip about legal opinions while Golfor and Sportawan warn against temptation. The brief note hints at moral admonitions and a local humor tone from the period.
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