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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
7
The piece notes how sports clothes are expanding to cover almost all outdoor wear from riding to touring. It describes knitted fabrics in silk and fiber silk, new dressy options, and practical northern and southern styles including paddock suits, jackets, and accessories like hats, gloves, and shoes.
A six inch rule is a useful article to have in the work basket for measuring hems or other measurements six inches or less. It is more convenient than a tape measure and convenient for quick checks during sewing tasks.
The article urges farmers to study winter texts from the U S Department of Agriculture and state colleges. It highlights bulletins on farming, home economics for wives, and the option to receive free material by mail, with some titles available for purchase.
A USDA note warns egg-eating hens are hard to cure. Prevent by balanced rations, nest care, and reducing egg breakage. feather plucking ties to improper feeding and confinement. Tanlac ads cite cures in children, praising its safety and vegetal ingredients.
A Farm Journal idea describes adding a fly-wheel to a grindstone setup to reduce jerky motion and improve edge quality on axes and chisels. The guide proposes a cement wheel mounted on a frame, bound with wires, and connected via an extended grindstone shaft with squared section for bearings.
Three daily milkings raise yield and average tests compared with twice daily milking. The practice is advised when records are being set or cows produce so much milk the twelve hour periods are burdensome. Time and labor costs influence the decision, as extra help may not offset the added production.
In spring 1921, one two three Washington Colorado and Idaho herds were 100 percent headed by purebred bulls. By fall, one third of western dairy associations used only purebreds, making scrub bulls a social disfavor in some localities.
A noted engineer H. R. Horton of Vooorheesville New York argues inland cities over 100000 may be thunderstorm spots. He notes a shallow sandy margined lake in a forest can breed storms and cites observations over Oneida Lake New York.
In Liverpool England a rare medieval borough court of record remains, the court of passage, with nearly unlimited jurisdiction over actions arising in the city. It contrasts with the City of London court which only has jurisdiction when the defendant works within the city.
The line suggests shared hardship yet notes the other party is unlikely to follow up with a second call, implying limited contact or follow through in the situation.
A Youth's Companion quote explains how winter’s cold and wet protects seeds and ensures new growth in spring. It notes vegetation would overgrow into a tropical jungle without winter, and cites violets, daisies, and lady's slipper orchids as current flora. Even decay serves a purpose in nature’s cycle.
The passage surveys many popes who patronized Jewish physicians, with Paul IV as an exception for introducing the Ghetto in Rome. It notes that at least a score of popes extended friendly recognition to Jewish medical professionals.
The Secretary warns the speech could cause trouble and the Honorable suggests drafting a statement denying misquotation by the newspaper. Life remarks on the exchange as a notable dispute over reporting accuracy.
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