October 1932 Weather Surges Across Nation Forecast
A detailed forecast notes a central storm period from October 7 to 12 with eclipses and atmospheric disturbances. It warns of severe West India storms, teeing sleet and snow in northern areas, frost nights, and a lengthy seismic period around October 10. Expect falling barometers west of storm centers, then rising as cold NW flow and autumn gales move in. The piece also predicts a shift toward milder weather delaying typical October storms into November, advising caution for outdoor work and crop protection. It ends with a promotional note for Wisconsin Business University outlining admissions and advantages.
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Earth
Mecury
Perigres
West India
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Fattening the Chickens for Market Weights
A Farm and Home writer outlines fattening methods for poultry. Ten days to two weeks of penning yields extra weight and 2 to 3 cents more per pound. Use a darkened, crowded pen with light at feeding to limit movement and exercise. Feed a mix of cornmeal middlings oats beef scrap and sour skim milk, 10 minutes per feeding, then remove feed and darken until the next meal.
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Athens
Salves Fail to Cure Eczema New D D D Remedy Promoted
An old fashioned belief in curing eczema by salves has been rejected by scientists. Many salves clog pores and do not reach the skin below the epidermis. The ad touts D D D as a remedy that stops itching instantly, urging readers to try it and to avoid profit driven substitutes. Local druggists are urged to stock D D D.
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D.D.D
Alfalfa and Agricultural Exhibit of the North Western Railway
A vast static moving panorama portrays nine states along the Chicago and North Western Railway. The three highlights include miniature detailed industrial scenes, electric functions in tight spaces, and disassembly and reassembly across 1000 miles. The exhibit will travel to fairs and expositions, with a central Chicago terminal replica and movable sections that energize trains and landscapes.
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Chicago and North Western Railway
Chicago
Chicago ,and North Western Railway
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Upper
Michigan
Minnesota
South Dakotas
North Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
North Western
Boreas
Mississipp
Missouri
Huron
Panomo
San Francisco
Awiteh Board
Roand
Canal
Wil Moat
The Handshake and Its Power in Fellowship
A Methodist Recorder piece extols the handshake as a sign of goodwill and fellowship across religious lines. It links handgrip to character, influence, and spiritual renewal, urging churches to revive warm greetings as a daily practice. It notes science has not defined this custom as harmful and highlights its role in ministry and unity.
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Science
Methodist
A Change That a Pure Bred Sire Makes
A discussion of crossbreeding in cattle, stressing the value of maintaining bloodline purity. It explains cross generations, warns against changing sires too often, and urges selecting closely related sires to preserve prepotency. The piece also notes how steady in-line breeding can yield high quality grade cows and market value. Also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its safety for adults and children.
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Chamberlain
Paying the Full Price for True Worth
An oral warning on labor and value compares iron turned to horseshoes, needles, and watch springs, arguing that effort and discipline determine worth. It cautions young people against seeking quick success on a grease track, insisting lasting achievement requires grit and price.
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North
South Dakota
Wisconsin Business University of la Crosse
Leigh Toland
Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse Wisconsin
Los Angeles
North Western Line
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Northwestern
Curzon Pacific
Ogden
Oregon
Salt Lake
Kansas City
Santa Fe
California
Florida
Gulf Coast
C. E. Strouts
Marshfield, Wis
G. H. Hackae
Paul
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