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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
8
During Shore day events at the W convention Andy the fimore restaurant man was seen amid a rush of visitors. Ryler Brown of 0G showed Andy a clipping about adopting a letter of pign. Andy remarked there is nothing unnatural in fans and eggs.
A terse item hints at social etiquette with odd terms like mousy and names Urey and Kinke. The fragment suggests a humorous or coded remark about handshakes and acceptance, though details and context are unclear.
Lesson by Naty B A Pre water and Moody Filla Tontituta of Chicago 1920 urges a revival through Ezra's reading of the law. It highlights the assembly’s reverence, interpretation, conviction, and joy from forgiveness, leading to separation from the ungodly, worship restoration, Sabbath renewal, and marriage law reform.
A devotional reflection describes the magnetic power of God's love, stronger than any barrier. It notes that many souls are drawn unknowingly toward spiritual truth, despite blindness, by the unfalling mercy within.
USDA chemists describe cornstalk testing to detect nitrogen and potassium shortages. Nitrogen deficiency gives yellowing leaves. a blue color with diphenylamine indicates reserve nitrates. Potassium issues show at the joints with a potassium thiocyanate test. Tests are qualitative, inexpensive guides for fertility adjustments and fertilizer savings.
A manure pile exposed to sun and leaching loses valuable constituents. Nitrogen is released as ammonia during fermentation, with up to 80 percent lost in hot conditions. Phosphoric acid and potash are less prone to loss, but leaching can still deplete them.
In Nanking seven soldiers and an officer march with a rifle squad patrolling streets. A flag bearing a Chinese warning to observe the law is carried by the leading man. Several such squads operate around the clock, supplementing police and meting swift justice.
Guidance on alfalfa profitability protected by method, with small-plowed land recommended. Soybeans noted for prolific growth and economic balance. Weeds largely harmless. some are poisonous or affect milk. Kill quack grass sow thistles and teaty spurge by spraying foliage with sodium chlorate. Continued cultivation of corn and potatoes after weeds are eradicated advised, with legumes like sweet clover preceding wheat for higher protein. Remove diseased leaves and injured specimens to improve vegetable quality and plant development.
Howard Chandler Christy, about to sail for Romania to paint Queen Marie, marveled at vast beauty spending. He quipped that if Shakespeare were alive, he would parody the Seven Ages of Woman, joking the stages would include the babe the child the girl and the young woman.
An old Pathfinder magazine line recalls photographers asking for a skirt raise to create a more interesting picture. It contrasts with a blunt remark about a pest who thinks up unpleasant topics, including a woman in a locket.
A compilation of pithy maxims and quips on effort and luck. The speaker cites "Ping Ball," "Get Busy," and "Saw Wood" as guiding principles, and several wry exchanges touch on country days, accidental misfortunes, and the business urge to raise profits.
A police medical chief promotes Nujol as a pure natural substance that keeps the body functioning as Nature intended. He claims it prevents poisons, aids removal, and costs little, urging readers to buy it at drugstores in sealed packages.
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