30 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
1
A London Answers anecdote shows a boarder praising a duck as tickling the palate while sparring with his landlady over who praised the meal. The exchange highlights miscommunication and humor in domestic dining.
A Montreal Star excerpt features a comic scene where a doctor jokes a patient with a “bed temper” caused by a tiny microbe. The patient urges silence as a delicate conversation unfolds about a woman in the next room. An Aberdeen shopkeeper and a traveler's order add local humor.
A landlord questions Pat about a rumor of a second marriage. The farmer replies that his first wife, though recently deceased, is as dead now as she will be. The exchange preserves the humor of a Border Cities Star item.
In a sharp set piece, Mr. Piper is pressed by a caller offering his daughter in exchange for support. The exchange ties a personal proposal to a favored outcome, with the author presenting a wry, moralizing tone.
A playful note notes a two year span of learning geography, tied to a joke about a wife leaving and a husband claiming she is his whole world, attributed to Berlin Lustige Blaet ter. The fragment shows light humor and a European period voice.
A teacher questions Billy about his absence excuse. The boy answers that his father makes the excuses at home, leaving the issue unresolved and highlighting a family dynamic behind the truancy.
A Florida Times-Union clipping notes a baritone named Yessah, described as a great singer. He replies he studied at a correspondence school and quips about losing much of his mail along the way.
A Boston Transcript line notes a woman novelist finds thirty a good age for two women, and adds it is especially true if she is forty. The brief item frames age and gender with a wry social observation.
In a humorous exchange from London Tit-Bits a character named Rastus responds he is not married, claiming he earns his own living, prompting a lighthearted jab about independence.
Anne shares a Capitol day with Mrs Hammel as the senate tour includes a luncheon, a House visit, and the first Senate ladies luncheon. Anne meets Mrs Shaw and the first lady, attends a Congressional club reception, and fields invitations from Mrs Lassiter and others while navigating social duties.
Research from Cornell University shows vitamin G in milk sugar feed and dried cheese whey raises chick growth by three to four times and increases hatchability. Trials at the Ohio station and others confirm eggs from vitamin G fed hens sustain hatch rates around 70 percent versus 83 to 314 percent in deficient groups.
Raising poultry benefits from ample fresh air and sunlight to prevent congestion. A wide front platform at least ten feet long allows sun exposure. Use hardware cloth with 1/2 to 5/8 inch mesh for finer work. The run can be enclosed with wire.
The article notes high chick losses in average poultry production and proposes brooding chicks in specialized plants during the first three to four weeks. It emphasizes strict temperature control feeding sanitation and disease prevention to maximize development and minimize death.
Millie, a hash-house cashier at Mike’s, is drawn to Don Frazer who visits daily and flirts with her. He promises to return for a date but later cancels claiming a Pittsburgh train and leaves her hopeful yet wary of his intentions. The scene hints at Millie’s wish to escape her routine life.
A humorous tale recounts three camels boarding Noah's Ark after a teasing exchange about who should stay ashore. Noah, amused by their excuses and the crowding need for illustrations, lets all three camels sail aboard. Terry's Seeds ad follows, touting fresh dated packages and top quality.
The article notes Tehuantepec Mexico sees women outnumber men five to one while Buenos Aires Argentina shows the reverse with men five to one, highlighting stark gender ratios between the two cities.
Medical men and mothers endorse safe relief for child constipation with a proper liquid laxative. Avoid harsh cathartics and double dosing. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is suggested for mild, adjustable relief suitable for both children and adults.
For years doctors have prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis. Creomulsion with creosote and six other medicines stops persistent coughs and colds quickly and is said to be harmless and easy to take. A druggist offers a refund if not relieved after following directions.
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