21 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
1
A dialogue snippet from the Louisville Courier Journal features a quirky exchange about fashion and perception. Characters discuss women's clothes and personal openness in a short, stylistic exchange.
A New York State College of Agriculture bulletin warns dairy producers on removing horns from calves. Expert J A Mapper and Prof SWopper NeYoung urge early dehorning with safety in mind, noting age and handling affect risk and future behavior. It invites readers to request details from the Agriculture Office in Ithaca.
The article notes spring freshening gives cows a temporary production boost under ideal feed, but the advantage fades after summer. It highlights lower butterfat prices in midsummer and the ongoing difficulty of restoring production after cows decline.
Guidance on feeding heifers before and after breeding emphasizes keeping them in good condition without excess fat. Too much fat slows growth, while proper fiber and nutrients are needed for future production. Upon freshening, lush pasture with moderate grain improves health and profitability.
Analysis suggests dairy profitability suffers when cows receive incomplete rations. Advocates argue every daily cow should receive a complete ration with surplus feeding as an investment rather than a cost. Cow testing records support liberal funding as a prudent dairy industry investment.
EB. G. Elite of the Mistonel Agricultural college suggests using corn as the cheapest feed and recommends a ration based on corn and ebemeal for most stock. Sufficient protein should be supplied, with sour milk and bran or ground oats as desirable supplements, plus minerals for proper nutrition.
New York reports bold predictions of commercial aviation expansion. Col Dunwoodie argues for multi engine aircraft, improved radio and navigation, and lower costs via volume production to compete with rail, suggesting transcontinental air service could cut travel time and costs within five years.
Dr Margaret S Witter of New York has been named an office examiner for the seroean ties branch of the Department of Commerce. She is a Cornell Medical School graduate and has private practice experience. She is the first woman appointed to this office.
Dick Grace, famed film stunt flyer, endured a 30 second crash during a Mollywood shoot. An enemy plane clipped his aircraft at about 1000 feet, flipping him onto his back after a wing strike. He escaped with a heel cut and minor bruises, crediting cockpit protection and skill.
Washington reports the Alt Cora News Letter on Wright Field, Dayton, and Langley Field Va describes a sub cloud observation nacelle attached to an airship. The system uses a cable windlass to lower the observer into clouds with a telephone link and signaling gear for ground contact. The test at Langley Field succeeded with better than expected results and potential uses for landing in fog and special photography.
Washington A oe type at beacon radia is developed by the Dusent with the airways division to guide pilots along multiple airways converging at airports. A three phase transmitter sends a three word indicator showing the pilot’s current course and enables rapid access to guidance. Engineers report several transmitters altered and awaiting installation while tests reduce harmonic interference in the radio beam. An improved bypass and filter circuit aims to lower harmonic output and maintain total radiated power.Experiments with beacon transmitters for safe landings are being conducted under standards for the Gog gentelm Fund for to Promatlyn of Aeronautics and are being sent to Mitchell Piet for testing with Lieut. James Doolit ip assisting.
A writer emphasizes that roofing dominates a house’s look and cost. Cheap, dull, or ill chosen materials ruin appearance and insulation, leading to higher repair costs than installing durable, attractive roofing. A careful choice preserves color, harmony, and long term value.
Frank B. Tornson of Lincoln Nebraska argues at the Twenty-first semiannual meeting of the American Railway Development Association in Chicago that well planned factories with parks and attractive grounds attract nearby business, improve property value, and spur further commercial growth. He suggests aesthetically pleasing architecture benefits the surrounding area and local economy.
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Preliminary edition issued for review by associations and individuals concerned with city planning. United States Department of Commerce aims to standardize municipal jurisdiction beyond current limits to five miles for proper conical oter suby amisiga.
The article discusses color pairings in cement stucco to avoid finishing or recoating. It notes a tile range of colored stucco options, offering high color variety for artful exterior finishes. It mentions contrasts and combinations that allow individual expressive effects.
A loose nail at entry may cause siding warp and clapboard separation. Poor fastening leads to rain intrusion and interior wood rot, risking structural decay.
Most leaks that form to roots stem from corrosion of the metal in flashing. The flashing material itself is rarely to blame. The text notes effort and cost affect the assessment.
Fragmentary text reports a local notice from Larkin North Dakota about cleaning duties and a testimonial related to Tydia Jt Finkham. The readable lines are garbled and provide limited context on a duty, a person, and a newspaper reference.
A notice notes that the medicine is available in both liquid and tablet forms. The readable text mentions a woman and a discussion about expenses, but the context is unclear and fragmented.
A testimonial from H. W. Turnage of San Antonio touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle bowel regulator for children. The ad claims a 50 year history and over four million bottles yearly, urging parents to look for the California name on the carton to ensure authenticity.
Fragmentary lines suggest a discussion on love, fame, and public perception with phrases about grace, public image, and not wanting to involve with costly ventures. The text appears as a dialogue or quotation reflecting social expectations and personal boundaries.
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