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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
4
Readable text highlights millinery details for felt hats with brown velvet bands and intricate stitching. It notes many felt types from scratch tweeds to two color felts and mentions Alphonsine tuliban felt ruffles. It also surveys novelty woolens, calls them weightless, and praises autumn color palettes with rich reds greens and browns.
A bulletin from Ohio State University advises constant vigilance in culling non productive hens from the breeding flock. July and August focus on removing slackers to cut costs, while October selects the best hens for future breeders. Continuous evaluation from hatch through disposal is urged, considering health vigor size standard type color and egg production.
To boost honey production fall prep calls for uniting weaker colonies with stronger ones after ensuring bee health. Place a sheet of newspaper between colonies to join them, and transfer the weak queen. Ensure ample stores to prevent starvation through midwinter and spring, and house bees in comfortable winter quarters whether cellar or outdoors.
Prof. A F Yeager of North Dakota Agricultural College developed a new sweet corn variety that matures 17 to 28 days earlier than golden bantam. It grows four foot stalks with yellow kernels and eight rows per cob. Ears per acre surpass golden bantam, one grandparent, while golden gem descends from a cross of sunshine and pickaninny. Sunshine arose from Yeager’s cross between golden bantam and an early white corn.
Agricultural notes advise pullets near maturity to consume ample grain, and dairymen to save on dairy feed by buying winter supplies early. It stresses improving herd quality, protein levels in grain, ventilation in laying houses, seed treatment for wheat smut, and careful introductions in beekeeping to prevent robbing and losses.
In this Sunday school lesson by Rev P B Fitzw, the narrative focuses on Peter's bold confession of Christ, his three denials, and his restoration. It emphasizes Christ's authority, the cross, and Peter’s call to love and shepherd the flock, culminating in a martyr’s devotion.
Basehor notes describe heart trouble as not wounds but the putting in of the spade before planting the seed, reflecting agricultural metaphor within religious discourse. The fragment hints at moral or spiritual preparation preceding cultivation or growth.
A fragmentary quotation attributes moral weight to a man’s actions matching his preaching. The text alludes to Dwight L. Moody and hints at a principle about integrity between words and deeds, though the phrasing is garbled and obscure.
The article surveys the Czar bell in Russia feared as the world’s largest church bell with contested weights around 135 tons and 108 tons. It recounts how fire, recasting, and later damage left it broken, relocated to a granite pedestal, and used as a chapel door. It contrasts with a Chinese bell weighing about 128 tons, noted as the next largest.
A historic note on extracting formaldehyde H-CHO from natural gas reveals a method yielding large quantities. The breakthrough promises wide impact across multiple industries by expanding supply and lowering costs for chemical production.
The Chicago Post highlights a quip titled What is puppy love illustrating the start of a dog's life. The column notes a playful reflection on canine affection and early companionship, blending humor with remarks about pets and bonding.
A wartime era joke notes Secretary Call of the American Poury society lamenting airplanes while praising gadgets that can be misused. The tale centers on a jealous wife using the telephone to spy on her husband and a playful disguise leading to a comical reveal.
During expectancy through weaning, Philips ANE of Magnesia aids nausea heartburn morning sickness and digestion. It provides mild laxative action and regular bowel movements. Phillips Milk of Magnesia is preferred for neutralizing cow’s milk for infant feeding and is available in two sizes at drugstores.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a tie miss Bruno and a UFO journey with travel expenses discussed. Drought reference and whimsical transport idea suggest a playful or fictional snippet with limited usable facts.
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