15 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
1
In Thornton W Burgess story a heron named Longlegs lies in wait among rushes by the Smiling Pool edge. Two young mows play nearby and the minnows swim unaware of the danger. Grandfather Frog has warned the pollywogs away to keep them safe while Longlegs hopes to catch the biggest minnow.
A fragmented old text argues for simplicity in eating and exercise, noting that certainty fades until possession. It uses fables of Longlegs, Rattles, and Stickytoes to urge moderation, referencing a kingfisher breakfast and a single basic diet as a model. It contrasts Western diet complexity with a Chinese dietary pattern and cites a nine-child family showing simple meals can satisfy all.
The fragment mentions a character Kitt McKay by Nina Cox Putnam and includes random musings on lighters and a Tyrolean origin ocarina called sweet potato, with assorted vintage newspaper text and notes.
A garbled OCR style extract presents quirky misspellings and odd definitions such as poragis on backs and humorous Gdbits in exams. It includes odd entries like inertia a rest ability and a water shed at sea. The passage cites Bell Syndicate WNU Service style dates 1333 and 1932 with a soliloquy line about a steady young man.
A Missouri Farmer guide warns against mixing age groups in poultry breeding. It notes sanitation risks, parasitic exposure, and trampling hazards when young chicks share space with older stock. Advice covers proper brooding, dusting lice control, and safe ground for healthy growth.
A fragmentary verse reflects on time passing relentlessly as the clock ticks without end. It muses on birth, day and night, months and seasons, and the fleeting nature of life with a refrain of tick and tock forever. Written in a dated, archaic poetic voice.
Ay Roy S Dearstyne head of Carolina State College poultry dept explains using surplus cockerels for caponizing. Recommend robust non Leghorn breeds like Rocks Brahmas Orpingtons Cornish Wyandottes Jersey Giants. Caponize July 1 to 15 for Easter readiness. finish in 10 to 14 days with intensive feeding.
Proper balanced ration yields great results when stock is well bred and housed. Inadequate housing or equipment for 100 chicks won t properly raise 500. Use growing stock feed and good mash. growth and market quality hinge on proper growing and fattening practices.
Dr Samuel J Bradenburg of Clark University and Mrs Brandenburg are described as well regarded by locals in Shanghai as they prepare for a visit. Dr George H Blakeslee, trekking on Uncle Sam’s mission, met Lee So a former Clark student who showed a new wine added to his home and confirmed rooms ready for their guests.
The article notes few active US volcanoes currently. It cites historical eruptions including Tres Reyes in 1837, Lassen's mild renewed activity, Hood in Oregon with vapor, Reinier in Washington, Saint Helena in 1843, and Baker also in Washington active in 1843, highlighting varied geographic activity.
A brief domestic exchange centers on fatigue with a playful remark about an afternoon nap. One speaker teases the other for waking from sleep, highlighting a light hearted moment of daily life.
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