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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
8
The Town state health department urges a balanced diet to improve health and efficiency. It warns against extreme eating habits, notes men overeat and women undereat, and stresses proper portions, variety, and rest for the digestive system. The guidance includes three meals daily and suggests slow eating, avoiding stress, and simple weight control tips.
Dr. C Y Cannon and Iowa State researchers report cracked soybeans and soybean oil meal are top protein supplements for dairy cows. With bean surpluses and low prices, soybeans may replace cottonseed or linseed meal if available cheaply, benefiting dairy rations and cow palatability.
The Castle Grove Farm Bureau plans a Friday meeting on January 30 with a report from the Iowa Farm Bureau federation meeting in Des Moines. The Castle Grove 4 H club girls, now named the Fortune Hunters, hold an open meeting January 24 at Mrs C A McLaughlin's home. all township girls are invited.
A collage of humorous asides about door to door salesmen and a mountaineer with a mirror joke. The quirky lines include a salesman opening lines and a wife discovering the attic mirror, ending with odd references to plates and psychological themes.
A compilation of real estate transfers shows H L Kohl and wife to George C Gorman. Roy C Pinkenbinder and wife to National Life Insurance Co. Montpelier Wt. John B Zimmerman as trustee to Warvel's add Monticello. Albert M Doyle to Elmer and Rose Glick. Delbert Stingley to Lura Stingley. H W Taylor and L W Taylor to Gertrude Norton. Gertrude M Norton and L W Taylor to H W Taylor. Anna Eichhorn Christina Tompkins Laura Fishwild and spouses to Peter Eichhorn and heirs. multiple parcels in various townships and additions, with nominal consideration.
The Omaha World-Herald mocks Senate moves to change government form, praising President Hoover's dignified response. It argues the power commission issue should be judged by rulings and leadership, not political theater, as the Senate digs its own hole.
Practical kitchen tips on desserts and nutrition from the era. Notes on gingerbread fillings with cream cheese dates and nuts, red cabbage cooking to preserve color, and eggs as two foods. Includes a tutti frutti sauce recipe for ice cream with pineapple almonds cherries citron and spices.
The narrator blends humor with stoic philosophy describing resilience in hardship. A playful verse by John Kendrick Bangs contrasts debt and danger with gratitude. An odd line hints at a note about international students sport contests marking Dartstadt’s 600th anniversary.
Barbara Young notes in the New York Times a toast to the simple comforts of life a roof and bed savory dish pipe and ivy beside the door field for harvest forge to tend deep-brewed ale and a lass or Ind to light his eyes a lusty friend in the market place and a woman’s heart of gold when winter comes.
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