28 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
1
The line features Mae and Susie in a playful exchange about a revolver, with Mae asking why Susie bought it and Susie replying that it reflects her hopeful outlook. The dialogue captures a facet of humor in a period setting.
Perry Iowa hosts a statewide free real estate exchange notice promoting listings and services.
Reports from Egypt say surveys reveal water sources in regions once deemed barren in the Libyan desert. The National Geographic Society notes prospects for oases and possible grain fields, while Bedouin life adapts amid scorching heat and shifting routes to Kufra and Siwa.
Parents are advised to use Castoria for minor baby upsets and colic. The ad claims no drugs are used, Castoria is vegetable and safe for infants and older children, with twenty five million bottles sold last year.
Camden NJ. Swimmers may legally splash in private lakes if they do not touch the bottom. Touching private property would constitute trespass according to the state Supreme court.
Penelope the cat vanished then reappeared at the door days after William Warren ferried her eighty miles. The feline greeted him with a meow, confirming her return.
Forest Service findings show careful grazing prevents overuse that forces cattle to eat poisonous plants. Experts note malnutrition and drought amplify death risks, and using about 80 percent of palatable forage while preserving winter grama can cut regional losses from about 20 percent to 2–3 percent, boosting profits and animal condition.
The guide recommends weaning lambs at four and a half months rather than keeping them with ewes into fall. Separation aids care and feed, allows ewes a rest before breeding, and reduces back lamb interference. Feed straw or timothy hay and a limited grain mix, with alfalfa available, plus good pasture and ample exercise. Buck lambs should be separated from ewe lambs at weaning.
Rex Beres ford of Iowa State college advises castrating bull calves before three weeks old for easier handling and lower infection risk. Dehorning should occur around two to six weeks with caustic potash, applied after removing hair and moistening the spot. Calves should stay dry after treatment to avoid harm.
A duck in Portage Infet British Columbia died after a bullhead it had caught was seized by a sea gull. The bird allegedly pulled free from the gulls as others circled, and the fish’s spike pierced the duck’s neck before the creature sank dead with the bullhead still in its bill.
Parrots have become a status symbol in Mayfair with residents and politicians alike owning birds. The duchess of York received her parrot during a visit to Australia and its chatter fills the fashionable district alongside other pet birds from nearby aristocrats.
Hardy spoke of Thomas Hardy as old fashioned and opposed to publicity. He visited Hardy at his Wessex home and urged a press agent, but Hardy refused. The publisher notes Hardy died worth about half a million.
George Hannin an undertaker from Glasgow Scotland has admitted burying two bodies in a single coffin at different times to cheat relatives out of extra charges. Most victims were children and he kept a body in his cellar awaiting another burial while altering death certificates. Suspicion rose when twins were hidden as a third possible child remained unburied.
A concise note asserts leather's ancient origins before written words and its constant appearance with explorers as they penetrated new regions.
Vancouver Province reports a radio set joke exchange where a host asks about controls and replies three: his wife, son, and daughter, indicating family involvement in the setup.
Clean after outbreaks. Where cholera has occurred, disinfect all hog quarters thoroughly. Use lime in litter, burn rubbish, spray buildings with stock dip. Drain mud wallows, fill with fresh earth. Sprinkle soil under buildings with quicklime or a disinfectant.
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