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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
8
Public health notice promotes drinking water and Jad Salts to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. It claims kidney irritation from rich foods and acids, advising a tablespoonful daily in water before breakfast to relieve back pain, cloudy urine, and nighttime trips. It emphasizes safety and affordability of Jad Salts.
A woman financier named Benham quips about an umbrella being wrecked by the wind and jokes that such mishaps will add to her overhead expenses, reflecting a playful exchange on business costs.
Nevada is developing a turkey producing sector with farm flocks of 150 to 800 birds. H L Shrader, ex USDA extension poultry specialist, cites milk and alfalfa as top feeds and emphasizes separate housing to prevent disease. He notes good expansion prospects and argues small, cooperative flocks reduce costs.
Cod liver oil fed to laying hens in winter and to chicks in spring boosts vitality and improves eggshell texture. The vitamin D in the oil substitutes sunshine, aiding mineral absorption. With substitutes on the market, choose a tested or guaranteed product to ensure effectiveness.
Open roosting aids weather tolerance for small flocks, while larger groups need two males alternately to avoid dominance by a single boss. Mating ratios vary, with 15 females per male in small flocks and two males for flocks around 26 to 80, rotating days to preserve fertility.
Guidance on removing bedbugs from hen houses involves a full wipe down to remove dust and straw, then painting walls with carbolineum and spraying the interior with a 20 percent soluble stock dip solution. A second application is required to tackle remaining insects and eggs.
The article recommends yellow corn as valuable for winter feeding due to fattening traits and vitamin content. If yellow corn is scarce, substitute with white corn, wheat, kafir, or other fodders plus alfalfa to supply vitamins. Alfalfa leaves or meal can replace yellow corn vitamins, and the winter ration must include protein.
The Farm Journal notes that a decade of road building has broadened farm production from tobacco and corn to truck crops and dairy. North Carolina and Iowa lead large road programs, expanding paved networks and enabling swift market shipments transforming rural economies.
J H Messman of Madison county Nebraska explains profitable pasturing of sweet clover by sowing a field each spring to create one and two year options. Prepare seed bed early with light manure, firm soil, and disk and harrow. Clover stays green in heat and drought easing forage, with mid July grazing in year one and mid July stock turnout in year two to let seed mature.
Dairy herd improvement data show that the present average milk and butterfat per cow could be doubled. Among one hundred thousand yearly records, twenty-two thousand exceeded nine thousand pounds annually, suggesting an abundant dairy supply for over two hundred million people without more cows, provided each cow gets more feed.
University of Illinois agronomist L. B. Miller argues soil fertility acts as a self financed crop insurance. Good crop rotation and balanced mineral and organic fertilization yield higher returns than premiums, reducing disaster in bad years and paying for itself over time.
Farmers waste up to twenty percent of wool value due to chaff seeds and burrs in fleeces says H G Zavoral extension livestock specialist at University Farm St Paul He notes foreign material requires extra cleaning costing about 20 percent of wool value and urges careful feeding and bedding practices to keep wool clean
A rhubarb bed can start from seed or crown divisions. Seed has low true-to-type yield, delaying establishment by a year. Crown divisions are preferred, with four to six pieces per crown and at least one strong bud, replanted every five to six years to ensure vigorous growth.
Red clover is a popular legume for hog pasture, Sudan grass suits college farms, and spinach germination speeds with warm water soaking. If winter killed, substitute quick growing crops on hog pasture. Sunflowers as silage are overstated. removing manure helps reduce cattle fires next summer. Quack grass spreads by root pieces clinging to equipment and is hard to eradicate. Warmers should beware creeping roots in grasses.
A London Opinion quip contrasts a remark about a new gown's price. The critic notes the jesting line calling the bargain ridiculous and absurd, reflecting satirical tone on fashion and cost.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item humorously notes the Browning Literary club discussing bobbed hair short skirts beauty treatments and hat shops with sharp jabs at fashionable women's talk and a fictional husband’s ironic view.
A San Antonio mother credits California Fig Syrup with rapidly restoring her three year old after a severe intestinal flu. Her doctor recommended it, noting the product’s gentle yet effective laxative action, long history with physicians, and high sales. The ad urges buyers to verify the California label to obtain the genuine syrup.
A social sensation, the young heiress loses wealth as a titled suitor asserts his claim. The drama revolves around inheritance laws and family honor, with courtly plots and social rivalries shaping the outcome.
Fragmentary dialog recalls a man swindling James out of 50000 dollars over a marriage proposal. The exchange mentions a named rascally swindler and a public invitation to attend an expensive affair. The terse wording hints at a sensational public misdeed and a costly deception.
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