26 May 1933
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
1
County relief agencies urge self help gardens in Gogebic County with plots near homes and donor land. County Agent Gunderson provides guidance to expand garden efforts for summer and winter food. Details cover plot selection soil, manure, fertilizers, corrosive sublimate use, and poison baits for pests to boost home vegetable production.
Ten day typhoid cases in the city prompt health concern as waterborne infection may cut city water users. Ore shipping hits 51 244 tons this week led by Norrie Heading with 11449 tons. Ironwood opens The Peoples Savings Bank next to Prescott block. Local industry activity includes a 25 man chair factory payroll around 4500 monthly. Mixed notices cover deaths accidents and minor criminal incidents with several local residents and workers named.
A fragmented gardening article suggests two or three treatments can rid the garden of cutworms in spring and greatly reduce grasshopper injury in summer. It emphasizes early action and practical steps for home gardeners.
Albinos show absence of pigment in skin hair and eyes leading to pale milky skin white hair and pinkish eyes. The condition occurs in many species and breeds and is seen in humans across races though frequency is not precisely known perhaps about one in ten thousand. Eye problems are most troublesome.
A discussion on plant heliotropism and photosynthesis explains why leaves and flowers turn toward sunlight. It notes light intensity wavelength and chlorophyll drive light dependence, with commentary from Smithsonian and Popular Mechanics and casual quotations about plants and human nature.
A reconstructive exchange notes how a man on a corner whistled for a dog and a dog response followed, with Bright Bay confirming the canine acted in the sequence. The dialogue frames a street scene where a whistle sought a dog and the animal fulfilled the cue.
An air themed dialogue features Voyager planning a stabilized steam ship voyage while a landlubber notes higher costs. Voyager hints expenses won’t be the main concern for his upcoming eight segment trips. A tip mentions freshening chiffon flowers with kettle steam.
Practical tips on window box planting for foliage and flowering varieties, with plant lists and care notes. Includes simple cooking hints such as spinach with cheese sauce and measuring butter, plus a grape juice dessert and a cheese bread dish. Copyright 1933 Bonnet Brown.
A wartime public health note urges vigilance against houseflies as a major health menace. It advocates screening windows and doors from May to November and using fly swatters to dispose of intruders, citing the goal of preventing disease spread and protecting families. It stresses collective action and warns against underestimating the insect’s danger.
A girl reads aloud from Sea Mary and the lamb and questions the spelling of love and lamb. The teacher asks why the child says button-hook, as the student points to a picture of a button-hook, showing a moment of confusion and learning.
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