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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
8
A McClure Syndicate essay urges young readers to develop character through daily encounters with minds and ideas. It argues good and bad actions shape future choices, stressing personal reasoning over blind leadership and the need for more independent thinkers.
Wahyne D. McMurray cites Lucretius as a Latin thinker who foresaw truth triumphing over ignorance, likening it to a falling drop that carves stone. The piece contrasts Lucretius with Epicurus, notes Lucretius's suspected suicide, and links their teachings to Jesus Christ’s gentler creed.
This article traces surname origins from Jewell to Jewel and Jewel variants, noting Thomas Jewell of Wollaston Mass along with descendants like Marshall Jewell. It covers English forms such as Burgess and Joroan, and explains Remington from Rimington in Yorkshire, with brief notes on innkeeper meanings and historical migrations.
A wartime or home front style poem urges readers to keep faith and trust in loved ones separated by distance. It emphasizes that absence, slander, or hardship should not shake belief that a person will do their best and honor the family name. The piece credits BMcClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A fragment reflecting an old weather and mood proverb. The lines mention times when rain won’t fall, clouds may part, and a sullen day finally clears. Elements include reassurance about change and the rhythm of weather.
A collection of inventive recipes and preparation ideas. Pineapple Salad nests with cream cheese and Golden Dressing set the tropical tone. Sweet Potatoes with marshmallows bake to a caramelized finish. Squash crumbles with bacon, buttered potatoes and a rich gravy. Hearty beef roll with vinegar baste and butter glaze. Virginia Baked Ham studded with cloves and bay leaves roasts slowly. Frozen custard combines milk cream and corn starch for a smooth finish with fruit.
A brief, clipped item notes a young woman across the way guessing Japan realizes she is not the only ration on the European continent. The line carries a light, wry tone characteristic of McClora Newspaper Syndicate readings of daily life and wartime strain.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance urges regular culling to remove unprofitable birds. It describes signs of poor layers, including molt timing, vent and abdomen changes, leg and beak color, pelvic bone distance, and comb vitality, advising yearly flock culling and immediate removal of visibly weak birds.
Government backed hay grading schemes set standards for alfalfa and prairie hays to reflect feeding value and palatability. Grades help buyers compare kind and quality, reduce misrepresentation, and account for weed content and foreign materials in each lot.
University Farm researchers in St Paul Mina say fall plowing offers the best results. It extends decomposition of stubble and weeds, opens soil to fall rains, reduces spring work and enables prompt spring sowing. It also lessens farm crowding and rush times, benefiting both workers and animals.
Infertile eggs from an incubator can serve as chick feed. Sudan grass serves as a top non leguminous summer catch crop. Legumes improve following crops and provide feed. iron treatment can cure egg-eating hens, and hubam plowings add 10 to 20 bushels per acre to next corn. Parasites like price and mites cut poultry profits. keep them in check. A clean poultry house matters. clean droppings boards regularly. Carrots turnips winter radishes late cucumbers late peas sweet corn and late cabbage are planted now for fall or winter use.
A vivid reminiscence describes a peninsula almost entirely surrounded by water with bays coves and islands. The piece celebrates sea bound life and local coast scenery noting harbors ports villages valleys and farms where the sea shapes culture and landscape.
A Swedish engineer proposes a crossing safeguard that drops a bar carrying short chains to strike vehicles passing beneath, nine feet from the rail, as an effective guard against railroad crossing accidents.
A lighthearted note features a restaurant debate about keeping a cat inside while serving rabbit. The exchange suggests curiosity about the animal's fate and aims to reassure patrons that the cat remains alive and visible to diners.
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