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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
7
Agricultural notes warn that young cattle commonly harbor lice. The text describes lice movement, grooming, and treatment after brushing. It notes that lice concentrate on neck and shoulder areas and can cause scratching and irritation. Farmers are advised to follow proper grooming and treatment to prevent infestation.
A historical note describes three years of research on durable brush dams and banks protection. It cites the United States Bureau of Reclamation engineering supply lines and expert Cheek. The study details practice based on three year results, noting brush dams withstands pressure better than other methods in preventing soil loss and debris buildup.
A university extension expert warns insects threaten stored farm commodities including food crops like wheat, apples, and fruit. M D Pacer, a horticultural entomologist, notes pests feed on stored produce after weeks or months in storage and urges protective actions under NRA AAA and other programs.
The Arkansas College of Agriculture conducted statewide field trials showing higher cotton yields when applying manure alongside 410-4 fertilizer. Optimal results occurred with 40 to 75 pounds of superphosphate and manure not heavily heated, improving soil chemistry and crop response across tested plots.
The report notes South Africa aiming for 186 percent wheat yield with 3,001,000 bags, Germany among others facing confusion in forecasts, and warns of grasshopper pod infestations. It mentions cows fed on simplified rations and notes pest densities from 40 to 120 eyes per pod, advising control in fields.
A fragmented children's story follows Wane Revcoat the Tanager and Putee Ratibir as they seek aid from Farmer Brown's Boy. Redeant explains fear and injuries, and Clever help is provided to mend a wing. The piece blends tale with recipes and a dessert note, ending with a dental care tip and a coffee caramel parfait.
A historical recipe note describes Healthout drinks used for refreshment and medicinal purposes. It mentions lemon juice, orange, and other fruits, with a rough instruction for mixing with sugar and water and serving in glasses. The text references gin and tonic style preparation.
Fragments describe a girl claiming to see odd figures and forecasts in February. The text blends whimsical phrases with unclear references to people and places, mentioning straw hair and grandmotherly advice amid dreamlike imagery.
A garbled text fragment discusses carbon dioxide and oxygen in the air, noting their roles in combustion and dilution. It quotes a Dr. Rilter or similar figure, touching on reading dogs and a stray remark about twelve year olds, with numerous misspellings and unclear context.
Fragmented verse about love and a narrator craving a child’s smile and purity. The piece contrasts wealth of gold with a priceless moment: a baby’s blue eye mirroring heaven, implying deep personal longing and poetic nostalgia.
The item showcases a wrap around model in English style. It is light in weight and highly iractive.
This excerpt features advice from Mrs. Post on social etiquette including teen behavior, introductions, wedding planning, invitations, hosting out-of-town guests, and acceptable responses. It preserves period tone, offering practical rules on dress, manners, and hospitality with multiple reader questions and concise answers.
A fragment describes a white collar extending from the base of the neck onto the shoulders with distinctive outer tears. It mentions a full-grown specimen may weigh between 250 and 300 pounds.
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