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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
3
The article by William A. Radford explains that a modern dairy barn must be carefully planned with sanitation light ventilation and drainage. It details layout choices including location 200 feet from the house, a 84 1/2 foot ceiling height, 36 foot width and 94 foot length, central feed alley steel tracks and drainage to a manure pit with concrete floors and durable stalls.
The article argues shades are essential to a room's decor beyond privacy. It urges careful color selection to harmonize shades with drapes and furniture, noting shades often dictate the overall color scheme and can transform a space. An expert-guided choice helps blends and affordable options exist.
The article advises using light wood such as oak cypress maple or birch for window and door trim. It recommends waterproof varnish or enamel finishes to enhance grain and color, with tones ranging from light to dark brown or red, and suggests harmonizing with warm color schemes.
Rev P B Fitzwater outlines the 1927 lesson in the Improved Uniform International series from the Moody Bible Institute. The brief notice notes the author and the Moody Institute affiliation as context for Sunday school instruction.
A lesson on evangelism from Acts 8 and 2 Corinthians 5 emphasizes sharing Christ beyond Jerusalem. It highlights Philip as a lay evangelist preaching to Samaritans and Paul as a model preacher driven by love, responsibility, and the goal of reconciliation with God.
A mother tells Dorothy to go to sleep and remembers an angel is watching over her. Dorothy chides her mother, joking that she is conceited. Boston Transcript reports a tender parental moment.
A clerk offers a highly sensitive thermometer claiming it can detect when a wife will cry. The exchange presents a humorous, exaggerated sales pitch about an instrument that allegedly senses emotional states.
Iowa chef D. M. Torrance describes severe overwork causing nerve trouble and sleeplessness. After starting Tanlac he reports improved energy, weight gain, and relief from headaches and nervous distress, praising the tonic as nature’s body builder. Drugstores offer Tanlac. over two million bottles sold.
A quoted remark from Uncle Eben in the Washington Star notes that games meant to ease worries often deepen them, reflecting a cautionary view on leisure activities and their effects on mood.
A humorous remark proposing a device that automatically disconnects the telephone and doorbells when someone is alone in the house and enters the bathtub. The idea reflects domestic life concerns about interruptions during private moments.
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