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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1939
Page
7
They Do at Home Teacher and Pupil Debate Global Swim
A classroom exchange highlights a discussion about fish that travel long distances with the pupil mentioning a goldfish that encircles the globe and the teacher engaging the notion in a light exchange about animal movement.
Grandson's New Car Referred to as a Wow
A brief exchange has an old lady guessing the grandson’s vehicle, asking what make it is while the visitor recalls hearing him call it a Wow. The lighthearted moment centers on an unusual nickname for the car.
Unexpected Turn in Care as Wife's Health Deteriorates
The exchange notes concern for a spouse’s driving skills followed by an admission that her condition worsened last week. The dialogue implies a decline in health affecting daily life and safety considerations.
Historian Claims Medieval Women Used Cosmetics
An historian asserts that women in the middle ages used cosmetics. The claim challenges modern stereotypes and notes continued cosmetic practices in medieval communities.
Rubber tires boost tractor efficiency and speed in farming
Rutgers tests show rubber tires allow tractors to work faster and with less wear than steel rims, reducing draft on farm machines and wagons. Rubber tires enable higher operating speeds, lighter draft, and greater productivity while saving time and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Gross
Rutgers University
U S oats lead world crop with 1937 output over rival nations
U S Department of Agriculture reports 1937 American oats totaling 1 146 258 000 bushels or 38 56 percent of the world 4 429 000 000 bushels. Germany France Canada Poland United Kingdom Czechoslovakia Sweden Argentina and Finland follow with smaller totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Germany
France
Canada
Poland
United Kingdom
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Argentina
Finland
Contour Farming Gains Ground in Agriculture
A Missouri Farmer writer says contour farming is a permanent advance reducing erosion and improving land use. However farmers object to point rows that occur when fields are square and row crops no longer follow straight lines but trace the slope contour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Farmer
Something Different in a Crocheted Chair Set
Nostalgic Needlecraft ad offering Pattern 1957 for a crocheted chair set with charts and stitch illustrations. Includes materials list and directions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
Life is a Parade and Other Notes from Uncle Phil
A collection of aphorisms on conduct and life. It critiques salesmanship deceit and anger while touting tact and ingenuity. The passages speak of crowds, parades, and the contrast between a leisurely town saunterer and a hurried harrier ending in the cemetery.
Wintersmith tonic used in twentyone foreign countries
An advertisement asserts Wintersmith's 70 year old Tonic is used not only domestically but in 21 foreign countries. It invites readers to try Seal Tonic for malaria and urges action over lengthy promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersmith
Wintersmith's Tonic Heroism in Privacy
A quoted line from Richter extols private acts of courage within the home, framing domestic privacy as the arena for the grandest heroic deeds. The reflection centers on virtue performed away from public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter
Grain Feed Guidelines For Chicks After Initial Week
After seven to ten days chicks should receive grain feed two or three times daily atop mash. Ensure ample mash hopper space so all chicks can eat simultaneously. Early hatchlings lacking range or sunlight should have cod liver oil supplement at one and a half percent, with vitamin D at 85 USP units per gram and at least 600 USP units of vitamin per gram.
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