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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
3
Beaded gowns and black and white tweed ensembles dominate fall fashion as beading accents, velvet and satin fabrics, and black accessories set the tone. The piece highlights beaded boleros, sheer gowns, and glamorous accessories tied to a chic, simple silhouette.
Calves should have access to grain from early life and be fed about three times daily with a small amount left for the next feeding. After six months cattle can graze or be fed like older cows. Avoid excessive skim milk and large milk portions to prevent scour and digestive issues.
At Minnesota University dairy work Prof. W J Fraser advocates housing all cows in a single large stall. The St Paul farm plan stalls the herd for grain feeding and milking with straw for cleanliness. Proponents say labor drops health improves manure remains intact and cows stay cleaner while more straw is needed to keep them clean.
Agricultural colleges and many users report hot water at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit removes milk fat that harms rubber parts and kills most bacteria. Start with cold water through the machine after milking, then move teat cups up and down for a water and air brushing action. Some keep cups on chlorine solution to stay sterilized.
A humorous anecdote from a Boston banquet features Governor Allen of Massachusetts about modern wives and privilege. A wife visits friends and the husband complains of frequent gatherings, only for her to retort she is collecting favors for him.
The Canadian department of agriculture at the Ottawa experiment station conducts experiments to improve the wheat crop through crossing and hybridization. Electrical lighting speeds seed growth and hybrid production, halving the usual time from eight to four years, a crucial factor in developing hardier varieties.
A Turkish proposal aims to systematically search Anatolian interior in twelve zones for lore and customs to establish racial origins. Amid the agitation a Turkish woman professor urges forming an Angora commission to rewrite national history based on ethnological findings.
George L. Hossfeld set a world typing record of 135 words per minute in Toronto on September 28 1929. He previously held records in 1818 1926 1921 1927 1926 and 1927, achieved by copying from straight reading material over a one hour writing period.
The text notes cramps arise from excessive muscle use or interrupted digestion from bathing too soon after a meal. It emphasizes two main causes and suggests a link between activity and digestive timing.
A humorous dialogue fragment contrasts self mockery with a light life outlook. The exchange presents playful lines about resilience and wit in everyday living. No further context or named entities are present.
Seven year old Billy fell ill after eating from a large cherry tree. The doctor, a friend of the family, joked with the boy asking how many cherries he ate. Billy replied he ate about enough for two people, roughly two quarts.
Russell Ancabet, a professional guide, discovered a complete fossil skull with 40 ivory teeth and a 60 foot vertebrae on the frozen shores of Chitina bay. The skeleton appears to be a prehistoric saurian with flesh and skin preserved in ice for millions of years. Annabel suspects bears may have torn the remains from the tundra.
A witty saying notes that personal growth in practicality often tracks with increasing waist size, implying intuition and judgment improve with life experience and healthier habits. The expression links body changes to mental sharpness in a lighthearted way.
Snails travel daily at over 100 miles an hour from France to Creydon air drome in imperial airways freight ers to meet epicurean demand for French snails fed on vine leaves and lettuce. Dining Out scene ends with a joke about fresh paint mistaken for fish as a woman remarks on the aroma.
A playful critic argues against sweeping change, urging focus on preserving valued practices like roses that never go out of fashion while trimming away minor faults.
Self-control comes from remembering consequences and choosing restraint to influence others.
The text advises minimal grain for yearling and two year old heifers and recommends culling inferior calves and unprofitable dairy cows. It warns against using young gulls for service before one year and stresses milking three good cows over six poor ones. It notes feed value of kelp and advantages of shifting stock, with dairy economics showing a cow yielding THAAX pounds of milk earning $103 above feed costs versus a typical New York state cow.
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