I Am Ig the World Getting Better
A brief, fragmented remark asks if the world is improving and notes fewer home breakups for flats, reflecting a casual public sentiment about social conditions.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
6
Rowles Red Pepper Rub Advertises Quick Chest Relief
An advertising snippet touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub for chest colds claiming instant relief from congestion. The copy pressures topical use and promises soothing warmth to ease breathing.
A Daily Blurb on Lindbergh and Morrows 1932
A diary style reminiscence references Charles Lindbergh and the Morrows, noting media scrutiny and public pride. The piece discusses notable figures, a New Jersey home, and opinions on public figures amid early 1930s debates. It blends anecdotes about Hearst, Cobbs, and a Georgia style courtroom humor.
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Moriz
Lindberg
Cobb
Mr Morrow
Husflay
Morrow
Argent
Bot Sives
Myuraiv
New York
Heroe
China
Japan
Mexico
France
New Jersey
Rock Oil Ad Origin Tale From Early Colonial America
The article notes a debated origin of the term rock oil used by Indigenous peoples and early settlers. It describes crude petroleum’s early uses for cures and the term seen by Europeans in America, tied to New York Pennsylvania and Ohio settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Power Tests of Singing Touched by Mental Perception
A fragmentary article argues great singing ability stems from mental and emotional perception rather than bodily skill. It also mentions the world oldest book allegedly found in China with 78 wooden leaves, and a fire damaging land in the West affecting plant growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Gelendlitet Avi
China
Beavers and Beacons in Colonial Echoes Across Continents
A patchwork of historical notes notes a beaver as the largest North American rodent, Ecuador dependent on farming, Indian turnips in root cuisine, and a Philadelphia gun shop aged 181 years. It mentions European views on gender worth at birth and a colonial site tied to William Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partaelphia
William Penn
Wic Noam Prinker
Fragmentary Confession Sparks Family Dispute
A brief, unclear exchange shows a man questioning a suitor about marrying his daughter and mentioning a banker who holds notes, suggesting a disputed financial claim. The damaged text hints at a tense confrontation without full context.
Muttged Wheat In Ration For Dairy Cows
Ohio State agricultural experts outline dairy cow rations using wheat as a base with corn and soybeans or corn cob meal and ground wheat as alternative mixes. They advise high protein feeds, timothy or mixed hay, and 50 to 150 pounds of high protein supplement per ration, emphasizing cost efficiency and nutrient balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Milner MubbHdry
Ohio State Aniocratty
Grass pasture not enough for cows says expert
A. J. Cramer, superintendent of state testing associations, warns that dairy cows need 20 to 24 pounds of dry matter daily beyond pasture. He cites 25 to 80 pounds milk per cow and urges supplementary grain, even with sweet clover pasture. He offers grain mixes for good and poor pasture conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cramer
Cramer
Cows and Cold Weather Drops Milk Yields Significantly
A Nebraska farmer notes cows’ milk output fell from about 20 to 15 pounds daily as cold weather began and feeding changes occurred. He cites cold air and housing as major factors, warning cows struggle with winter conditions and urging proper shelter and feeding to maintain production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spbgoriher
Nebraska
Dolman
Wisconsin Holstein Cow Sets National Milk Record
A Holstein cow from Lima Ridge Farm in Dutchess County New York produced 21,912 pounds of milk and 262 pounds of fat in her thirteenth year. The herd animal earned first place in the United States for the year and sixth all time, highlighting dairy feeding and management notes for cost efficiency and winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Ridge Farm
Ponghagprg
Dutchess County
New York
United States
Automobiles Barred from Transatlantic Radio Station Grounds
Automobiles are banned from the vicinity of the transatlantic radio telephony stations to avoid interference with delicate instruments. Deliveries are made by horse drawn vehicles except for Bratiot connected cars which have shielding. Twelve Indian scouts remain in United States military service at Ft Huachuca in tepees matching Apache designs, last active in the 1916 Pershing expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
United States
Ft Huachuca, Ayiz
Fireproof Forests Germany Planting Varied Trees
A German effort to create near fireproof forests through careful planting of diverse tree species. The text suggests water management tips like using umbrellas to avoid brain water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dr. Galdwall’s Syrup Beau Get a Benefit of 13
An advertisement touts Dr. Galdwall’s Syrup Beau claiming to stimulate a sluggish system and bring fresh energy. It promises to relieve constipation by purifying the bowels and removing waste matter.
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