Letter from W A Young discusses weather and prohibition
W A Young former Pella Chronicle editor now in Burbank California writes of cloudy weather fire last winter and warm current conditions. He notes fruit crop damage from rain and hail and recalls barefoot Mexican children in winter. He argues about prohibition and rumsellers while reflecting on Pella's past saloons and enforcement.
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YOUNG Announces Event in Early February 1892
In a brief note dated early February 1892, W A Young identifies an upcoming event and urges attention. The fragment details are sparse but indicate a scheduled occurrence tied to Young and regional interests. Further context from the original page would clarify the exact nature and location of the event.
More Overalls Signal Gain in Workwear Sales
A leading work clothes maker reports 1921 sales 20 percent higher than 1920, suggesting more Americans are using their hands for work. The rise in overalls, the blue labor uniform, may reflect a shift toward self-reliance and a rejuvenation of labor across the nation.
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Facts For Farmers Tractor Mowers Milk Rations And Disease Notes
Practical notes cover tractor mower attachments and power take off versus separate units. Chicks thrive on sour milk or buttermilk with grain feeds, while fresh cream must be cooled before combining with older skimmings. A petrified forest discovery on the Yellowstone project is described with massive trees. Turkeys on farms number over 3.5 million, with disease knowledge stabilizing the industry. Soybeans are highlighted as a cheap protein source, and tuberculosis prevention stresses cattle and poultry hygiene. Mole trapping timing and larkspur poisoning risks in cattle are noted, along with fall calf weaning and feeding guidance for baby beef vs regular beef production.
Oh Those Eyes Whose Eyes Why Irene Bordoni on Screen
The most beautiful expressive eyes on the stage have finally come to the screen. They belong to Irene Bordoni, and the thousands who have seen her on stage will now follow her to film.
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Paris Comes to the Strand Theatre in May
The film Paris adapts the stage hit featuring Bodoni as a French star with a Parisian accent and songs. Jack Buchanan leads the English musical comedy presence backed by Louisa Closser Hale Jason Robards Zasu Pitts and Margaret Fielding. Adapted from Martin Brown's stage work, directed by Clarence Badger.
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