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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
3
The article advises door curtain choices using window curtaining principles. It describes a dining room with a sun porch view, showing dark green velveteen hangings matching a green wallpaper and red mahogany furniture. It explains pleated portieres, short rods, and draw-curtain options plus lining considerations to harmonize room color schemes.
The piece argues crying does the baby no harm and may benefit him if parents let the child cry without soothing. Dr Philip Stimson cautions parents to avoid overreacting to each cry and notes soothing when unnecessary trains the baby to rely on attention. The Farm Journal is cited on the permissive approach to infant crying.
Mr Hoatzin and Mrs Lovely Bird feature in a tale of two odd birds living in a thorny tree. They discuss singing flying humor and identity while observers reveal others’ misguided nicknames. The dialogue humorously questions human labels and happiness.
Simple kitchen hacks from the bureau of home economics offer two tomato based dishes. Potatoes in Tomato Sauce uses sliced tomato juice with onion and butter to braise until tender. Baked Onions in Tomato Sauce bakes onions in a spiced tomato mix until soft and flavorful.
The column offers practical kitchen hints and home care advice from caramelizing sugar to cleaning stains. It suggests mushroom sauce for steak, rust removers, quick beet relishes, and entertaining ideas. Garnishes are praised for appeal and nutrition, with tips for beverages and lace washing.
A U S Department of Agriculture nutrition specialist advises serving small portions and one at a time to young children. The article highlights a girl learning self-help with her own pitcher, tumbler, dishes, and utensils, stressing attractive presentation and consistent child-specific meals to avoid picking and teasing for unsuitable foods.
The text notes asthma treatment using masks like mine workers use. Patients inhale through tubes connected to cabinets where curative elements are produced, described as successful in this setting.
An assertion divides humanity into three hair type groups straight woolly and curly with the text stating the white race belongs to the curly haired group. The passage presents a simplistic and biased racial typology without broader context.
A body that sinks displaces its own volume while a floating body displaces its own weight. The principle contrasts how submerged versus floating objects interact with surrounding fluid to determine buoyancy.
The article highlights fur trim as a dominant fashion statement for winter, detailing fur borders on jackets and sleeves for sheer prints and crepes. It notes evening transformations by removing jackets, the prominence of matching jackets, and a trend toward navy as a backdrop with florals, plaids, stripes, and checks in bold prints.
A citizen asks an unemployed apple seller about business on a windy corner. The vendor replies that business is slack but would improve by 100 percent if the man buys now. The anecdote mocks sympathy without immediate wallet action.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss method. It claims a woman named Mrs. Mame Carey of Buffalo lost 20 pounds and feels healthier after using the product for four weeks. It promises energy, clearer skin, and a youthful sense of vigor with a money back guarantee.
Charles Boone aged fifty seven of Cherry Hill Md and his son George found a Fourth of July torpedo shaped candy. Charles bit into it thinking candy and required surgery to sew up a facial wound. The note ends with a proverb and signature.
Advertises Lyko as a general tonic that makes the body operate at peak efficiency. Claims to restore vigor and drive, noting it is pleasant to take and available at druggists.
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