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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
2
A Spokane Chamber of Commerce bulletin estimates the concrete in the Grand Coulee dam would form a strip a foot thick and a foot wide around the world at the equator. It says the ultimate unit would create a 100 foot square shaff 48 miles high.
University of Illinois farm specialist urges improved horse management to cut costs. A study of 33 farms shows annual horse costs from 24.23 to 76.98 dollars with 309 to 1244 hours worked per horse and 0.6 cents per hour on average. Feed dominates costs at 59 percent, followed by labor, shelter, and depreciation.
Wart disease caused by Synchytrium endobiotica infects potato fields in Britain and Ireland. The parasite can lie dormant in soil for a decade, with immune varieties needed to counter it. Lab work at Rothamsted aims to breed resistant strains, while infected landowners must report outbreaks to the agriculture ministry.
Clover hay is recommended as a superior feed for stock farms, offering higher mineral content than timothy hay. The Oklahoma study of 300 samples found legumes deliver about four times as much phosphorus and over two and a half times the nitrogen of non-legumes, aiding bone and muscle development.
A Hoard's Dairyman correspondent advises feeding horses silage with care. Start with a small portion, a double handful, and gradually increase to a maintenance allowance. Those who winter on silage report their horses stay in good condition and healthy.
The article notes 1934 feats across continents: Amos Burg in Tierra del Fuego in a 26 foot craft plus Cape Horn rounding. a California Institute of Technology expedition finding a Grand Canyon scale chasm in Chihuahua. Mount Foraker and Mount Crillon first ascents in Alaska. Washburn Harvard Dartmouth ascent near Juneau. Markiewicz-Jodke reaching Aconcagua's top via new route. Shipton EBBE and team exploring Nanda Devi slopes. Corniglion-Molinier and Malraux air sighting ruins of a great Arabian city. Maya cities uncovered in Guatemala by Carnegie Institute expeditions.
A notice from the Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The ad invites readers to request the health giving beverage in another part of the paper.
Nell-So jokes about jilting her while Belle seeks $25,000 damages for heart injury. The suit claims emotional and financial harm from the breakup.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach. It promotes one Pellet for a laxative and three for a cathartic to cleanse the system.
Cartoonish exchange shows a customer asking if his spaghetti will be long and a waitress replying that they do not measure portions. The dialogue emphasizes humor over culinary specifics.
The phrase emphasizes that mental turmoil stems from a chaotic mindset. It suggests discipline in thought as a path to reduce distress. The idea echoes classical views on self-control guiding emotion and behavior.
After treatment, regular full bowels come with a liquid laxative given in proper amounts. Gradually reducing the dose leads to lasting relief without habit formation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, containing senna and cascara, is a natural laxative option.
The speaker’s remarks draw mixed reactions as opponents decry lack of concrete policy details while supporters praise aspirational goals. Analysts note the event highlights core party lines and upcoming electoral implications.
For horses, adding flesh makes hides appear looser. Thin horses show little looseness until they fatten. A six month foal benefits from a feed mix of 128 pounds crushed oats 100 pounds wheat bran and 2 pounds linseed meal with age bran replaced over time.
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