In For a Career
A daughter argues for choosing a career over marriage while her father expresses reluctance to rely on her earnings. He hopes she may prosper with a boarding house, noting he cannot support her if she weds and leaves.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
8
A daughter argues for choosing a career over marriage while her father expresses reluctance to rely on her earnings. He hopes she may prosper with a boarding house, noting he cannot support her if she weds and leaves.
A judge in a courtroom lectures a prisoner about prior appearances. The prisoner denies prior attendance, and a character named Oliver appears as a faded likeness described as an Irish king. Judge OFlaherty discharges the case and calls the next docket.
A compact excerpt from Stray Stories and Sydney Bulletin cartoons. It highlights a joke about an exCook and his wife leaving him every few months, a quip about a son-in-law's circumstances, and a wry line on legal protection for the vulnerable.
A witty exchange contrasts a son's fate with quitting smoking as the punchline. The speaker notes the father never spoke hastily to his wife, while a friend jokes about the consequences of failing to quit smoking.
A satirical collage features a polar problem about returning explorers, a running joke about Eleanor and a kiss, and a boarding house scene with a bill rumor. Poet Lovejoy comments on rumors while a senator jokes about constituency handshakes and kitchen breakage.
Paul B. Sharp of the New York State College of Agriculture reports in Science that storing eggs in air with small amounts of carbon dioxide slows spoilage. CO2 in cold rooms and shipping containers retards decay without preventing work access, making it cheaper and more practical than oil-dipping, which clouds whites.
Concrete runs outside the brooder house offer safer soil, easier cleaning, and movable framing options. A two inch concrete base suffices with edges doubled for strength, sloped for drainage, and sized to fit chick numbers, with optional sand or litter for sanitation.
Guidance for poultry farming notes early-hatched pullets lay in fall and winter, avoid overcrowding, dust sitting hens with fluoride, collect eggs often, target October laying, improve profits with better feed and care, manage pig access, use milk from lean cows, prevent early laying to avoid moult, emphasize early feathering and crowing for earlier profits.
Daily schedule of NBC and Columbia Network radio programs from June 16 to June 22 listing times, show titles, and performers across Red Blue networks with religious services, concerts and variety acts. Includes notes on time zones and program blocks for several days.
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