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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
7
The text recounts Virgil's evasive reply to his mother about mischief with the line Oh let the little bird tell you The speaker notes the child's sly wit and repeated use of the bird as a defense against accusation The piece showcases a playful teaching moment about honesty and fault finding
A Los Angeles mother recounts using California Fig Syrup for her son Leroy Young from age infancy to improve chronic constipation and biliousness. She notes benefits for colds and upset stomachs, praising the product as purely vegetable and endorsed by physicians. Four million bottles are used yearly nationwide. Always check for the word California on the carton.
A compact observation on the tone of boldness, noting that impudence loses bite when unbeholden to intention. The remark suggests that audience perception shapes irritation levels in witty or brazen remarks.
Jed Hopkins relates a store visit in which Lem Pawley fronts gadgets for customers to heft before purchase. The tale endorses “Seein is believin” as sound policy and praises Lem’s shop for offering choice and easy returns, concluding with a nod to general merchant ideals.
About 28 698 residents enroll in 13 free correspondence courses from the Ohio State University College of Agriculture, with poultry farming charging a fee. Courses cover pork production bee keeping corn culture farm accounts lighting systems water supply sanitation orchard fruits potato growing poultry farming small fruits soil fertility vegetable gardening and writing for the community newspaper.
North Carolina farmers increasingly harness small streams to power farms. Agricultural engineer David S. Weaver notes western slopes offer good sites for home power plants using overshot or undershot wheels and turbines. He advises careful site study and horsepower estimates before investing.
L E McMillan blue earth county agent reports vaccination success on John Wastrow herd Vernon Center township hogs. Ten bred sows double treated remained healthy while spring pigs sickened. One pig given 40 cc serum recovered quickly with strong feeding, others not vaccinated died or were killed.
Colorado Farm Youth active in 4 H clubs reached twelve thousand nine hundred twelve members across the state. Demanded by Dc W Ferguson state club agent the total shows an increase of three thousand two hundred seventy six from 1929 30. Members practiced livestock and dairy care poultry field crops fruits vegetables foods nutrition sewing and home furnishing learnings.
Gov George White of Ohio appoints a Hancock County committee to aid mortgagees and farmers. The 88 county panels will accept foreclosure details, investigate each case, and recommend a course of action to assist hard pressed home owners and farmers.
Adults shape a child’s behavior during visits and mothers may lose guidance control. Some kids seek attention, some demand mother’s focus, while others are shy or well behaved. Callers should acknowledge the child with brief remarks and smiles to include them without hijacking conversation.
London Tit-Bits warns that dwelling on self-pity wastes energy and harms judgment. The piece argues that self-pity dulls humor and proportion, sabotages good decisions, and harms health, advising a vigorous, proactive stance instead.
Industrial chemistry turns sardine herring fish scales into pearl essence used for pearl finishes on cars and imitation pearls. The byproduct historically piled up as waste before scale-based pigments gained commercial use in various goods.
The passage notes fishermen reclaiming fish scales by ingenious methods and selling them for five to ten cents per pound. Demand for scales grows as new uses for pearl essence are discovered, according to the New York Times.
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