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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
4
Public health warning urges careful laxative use and reliance on physician guidance. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promoted as safe for all ages, claimed to be the world’s most popular laxative from herbs and pure ingredients. Available in drugstores in ready or generous bottles.
Aunt Maria remarks that marriage ends shorthand and typewriting for the new bride but she counters with constant practice as Henry supposedly talks at a hundred fifty words a minute even in sleep.
Overeating rich foods or smoking can sour the stomach. A spoonful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system. Physicians endorse Phillips as a relief for distress from overeating acidity or nicotine.
A note suggests more hermits would exist if solitude were safer, but dangers of solo living keep numbers down. The remark frames loneliness as a risk, implying harsh conditions or threats deter solitary dwelling.
Paul and Carla flee their concealed world and face a perilous ascent toward daylight. He declares ownership and vows to safeguard their love, while Carla wrestles with a haunting truth and the need to turn toward Claire, even as hope gleams at the day’s start.
The article traces crossing the line rituals aboard ships, dating back to ancient worship of a deity. It notes Neptune ceremonies evolved in the Middle Ages, occurring at tropical, polar visits, and Arctic crossings, not tied to Columbus voyages, and cites the 1529 French order Chevaliers de la Mer as an early knightly tradition.
A local dealer notes a friend plans to buy a more costly car for his wife who previously favored lighter, cheaper models. The friend sighs that she has developed a six appeal, signaling a shift in preference and a desire for a better bargain.
Poultry expert Charles N. Keen outlines costs per pullet from $1 to $1.60 and feed needs for dual purpose and Leghorn pullets. He cites production timelines, hatch rates, and estimated chick costs, with typical weights and feed consumption for Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns at various ages.
The article stresses strict sanitary practices to keep baby chicks healthy and growing. It urges clean housing and grounds, wholesome feed, clean feeding utensils and water fountains, and regular use of disinfectant. Weekly cleaning and thorough disinfection after each brood on range are advised to prevent contagious diseases.
The article advises feeding infertile eggs to chicks only after boiling for at least five minutes to prevent pullorum disease. Do not feed raw eggs as they may carry infection. boiled eggs become a safe and good practice for chick diet.
Baby turkeys should not eat for the first day or two as they absorb the yolk from the egg. After two days they can have chopped hard boiled egg and corn bread crumbs for a week, or soaked stale bread in milk. When they range, feed only morning and night as they gain from the outside.
A widely used starter ration for ducklings combines equal parts rolled oats and dried bread moistened, with sand added at one part per twenty parts mush. Feed five or six times daily. At six days old switch to equal parts bran yellow corn meal rolled oats and dry bread.
Geese form pairs for mating though a young gander may mate with several geese before selecting a favorite. Mature ganders can be identified by a voice between a whistle and a whisper. A June hatched young male has good odds, but confinement with varied ages may delay readiness until February.
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