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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
7
A Massachusetts State College expert urges farmers to upgrade from ramshackle stands to well planned stations with visible locations, level approaches, ample parking, attractive signs, landscaping, water and drainage, and lighting for after dark operations to capture city drivers.
A Chicago Tribune note traces the rise of frozen egg production from Kansas origins around 1900 to a 200 plus plant industry in the United States. About 80 percent of output lies in the Middle West with yearly totals over 200 million pounds.
Purdue University agronomy expert K Beeson notes lespedeza tolerates shade better than bluegrass. It grows on thin acidic soils but yields more on rich soil. Dense shade limits stand. avoid planting in heavily shaded areas.
A writer in the Missouri Partner notes pullet feed needs for budgeting. At six months a pullet uses about 25 pounds of feed, with appetite increasing as growth continues. The piece contrasts chick feeding versus mature pullets and mentions a period around dulero wa.
In a dawn-lit plain near the River Ous of Persia, Sohrab asks Peran Wisa to grant him single combat against Persians. He reveals his tale that his father is Rustum, the legendary warrior, seeking glory and identity in a fateful duel.
Dr Thomas Arnold of Rugby and author of Tom Brown's School Days shaped Mathew Arnold born 1822 who studied at Oxford and became a professor of poetry. His family background and approach define modern English literary criticism.
The tale recounts a fateful duel between Rustum and Sohrab. Sohrab seeks identity and battles fiercely, while the aged Rustum learns of his unknown son as the contest ends with a fatal spear strike. Sohrab dies after revealing a griffin mark on his arm.
A window washer at the Empire State Building works high above Manhattan with a single leather strap between him and a deadly fall. The peril of the job underlines the danger faced by these high rise cleaners.
Kay R writes about making the most of a tight budget with a family of four. She asks for decorating ideas to brighten a tan living room, suggesting a light ground wallpaper, green leaf pattern, white and green stripes, and green slip covers with textured tan accents, all while planning a spring refresh.
Old Mr Toad grows proud after dining with Buster Bear and ignores friends like Danny Meadow Mouse Peter Rabbit Johnny Chuck and Striped Chipmunk. Neighbors plot to teach him a Humble Lesson as the tale ends with a moral on pride.
In SUCHOW CHINA the Women's War Area Service corps members of the fifth mass mobilization group preached to stoical peasants on resisting Japanese forces and the need for full cooperation with the national government shortly before invasion.
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