Stella Needs A Vacation And Rest
Stella seeks a break and time to rest as described in the TVET feature by D. J. Walsh.
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
6
Stella Finds Quiet Refuge From City Life at Farm
Stella travels to her cousin Rose and Jim at Clear Spring farm where a lively rural routine clashes with her wish for peace. The week includes noisy radio, children, and farm chores, prompting Stella to seek escape, then embrace a planned solitary vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Station
Stella
James
Rose
Clear Spring Farm
Jim
Mose
Frank
Jimmie
Silas Smith
Smiths
Silas
Carr
Bessie
Bob
Lam
Bedilam
Jiggs
Tramp
Stalla
Average Person Getting Too Little From Life
Dr. S. Parkes Cadman urges readers to test life goals with ten questions and a three-square exercise. He says many people fail to demand enough from life and must use self knowledge, imagination, discipline, and religion to elevate actions and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Parkes Cadman
Doctor Cadman
Long-burning coal mine fires across regions and eras
The article notes coal mine fires that burn for years in Ohio under New Straitsville Perry county covering about ten square miles since 1884 with about fifty million dollars of coal destroyed in ten and twelve foot seams. It compares the Perry county blaze to a thirty year extinguished fire in Hocking field and mentions Zwickau Saxony and the Burning Hills of Staffordshire as other long burning cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Perry County
Ohio
Hocking
Corning
Congo
Zwickau
Saxony
Staffordshire
England
Gigantic Trees Grow In Zapata Swamp Cuba
In the Zapata swamp of southern Cuba spanning about 1800 square miles, huge trees up to four feet in diameter rise without visible soil. They begin in lime stone pockets where leaf litter and rock fragments provide cover, with roots piercing the rock surface and probing deep into hidden coral stone caverns for sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zapata Swamp
Cuba
When to Cut the Tree Rotation Ages in Doug Fir Regions
The rate of growth and yield varies with forestry intensity. The American Tree Association notes growth studies focus on major timber types in the Pacific Northwest. The minimum rotation age for Doug fir regions is set at sixty to eighty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
American Tree Association
Douglns Fir
Faithful Dog Doctor in Kingfield Maine Watches Robbers
A cocker spaniel named Peter kept watch on rubbers left on a perch while a doctor in Kingfield Maine briefly departed. The dog stayed guarding the items until the family was alerted and retrieved both Peter and the robbers later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfield
Maine
Peter
Why We Behave Like Human Beings by George A Dorsey
A philosophical essay on life as a dynamic energy driven by protoplasm and survival. It traces how humans form complex behavior from a common infant baseline, with culture and nurture shaping differences across ages, societies, and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dorsey
Fatten Broilers by Use of Pens
New Jersey poultrymen report pen fattening cockerels before market improves broiler size. Two weeks in pens with a fattening mash of corn meal, wheat middlings, ground oats, and meat scrap, fed three times daily. If milk is available, omit meat scrap. use buttermilk or powdered milk as substitutes. Water kept available. market weight target two to two and a half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Poultry Department
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Early Maturing Pullets as Best Layers
In flocks, the fastest growing pullets often become the best layers. They start laying earlier and maintain it longer with a proper laying ration and weight control. If sexual development delays growth, extend growth time by reducing protein and meat scrap to 5 to 10 percent, then feed grain for about two weeks.
Preventing Instead of Curing Poultry Ills
A poultry article warns that curing sick birds is risky as they return to the flock with weakened health. It argues prevention beats cure, noting that healthy birds yield higher returns than those kept in insanitary conditions or fed improperly.
Poultry Care and Breeding Tips From Pasture to Hatch Dates
Guidelines emphasize easy nest removal and clean housing, dry floors, clean quarters, and clean chicks. Notes cover feeding, grain needs for thinner pullets, hatch timing from February to May, concerns about Speltz in feed, breeding impact on laying, and rising poultry meat importance with price trends.
Toledo Bandit Killed in Ambush as Wife and Child Held
Police ambush at Claude Allen gang home ends in his death after a gun battle. Edna Allen and three year old John hid in a bedroom as officers seized loot tied to Michigan robberies. Edna and her child were prisoners. other gang members escaped while she faced relocation in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Claude Allen
Allen
Edna
John
Flint
Jackson
Lenawee Junction
Mich
Claude
Tennessee
Jem
Britain Plans Air Giant for Service to America
London reports that Britain will build a new giant airship, the R-102, larger and faster than the recent R-100 and R-101. destined for transatlantic service the semi Diesel shale oil powered ship aims to be a pacemaker in lighter than air craft design with construction likely to start before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Liiely
French Air Taxis Ride Four for Price of One
Paris hotel unveils its own plane service offering guests travel at nine francs per kilometer. Hangars are at Le Bourget and guests may hire planes for destinations anywhere and keep them at their disposal for any length of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Bourget
Eleven year old girl appointed church organist in England
Stella Dix an 11 year old schoolgirl from Short Standing has been named organist of a local church. The appointment highlights a remarkable early achievement in parish music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colford
England
Stella Dix
Airman Seeks Lost Children Over Montrose
A Montrose school report tells of an airman flying over at night in search of his children. The pupil recalls the flyer saying he was looking for his bairns, prompting a lesson in families and weathered faith. The exchange, quoted from the Scots Observer, highlights a touching moment in a quiet town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Sign of Indifference Sparks Domestic Tension
A wife admits doubt about her husband’s love while lamenting his tolerance of her chic dressing. The exchange reveals marital strain as she questions emotional connection and social norms. The dialogue underscores tensions over appearance and affection in a troubled relationship.
Self-Deception in Truth Telling Echoes
A reflective note on how people hear only what they want to hear. The text suggests truth is filtered by personal preference, shaping what is believed rather than what is factual.
Reporter Observes Coat Incident At Meeting
An orator removed his coat during a meeting prompting a steward to fear a reporter would sensationalize the moment. Near the end the speaker quipped that he knew a newspaper man was present and joked he kept his eye on the coat.
Potatoes Vary Wide In Size In Amateur Garden Talk
A humorous exchange asks about potato yields with one gardener noting some tubers as big as marbles others as small as peas and many small ones. The remark is styled as a light Capper’s joke about home gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
She Mary's Dress on Installments Prompt Advice
A terse note discusses She Mary purchasing a dress on installments and advises her not to wear it again until all payments are made. The exchange highlights prudence in debt and wardrobe decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Study in Manufacture Though the mischief-maker shows
A compact note on makers and production, contrasting disclosure with marveling at great works. The piece hints at the ingenuity behind industries and the paradox of the mischief-maker showcasing the most output.
Not the Only One The Installment Collector
A terse exchange centers on a promised payment as a husband confronts a creditor over a wife’s pledge. The dialogue mentions faithfulness and obedience, hinting at a domestic dispute framed as a financial demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peewee
Captain Spitz Noodle Beneath The Surface
A playful exchange questions whether Captain Spitz noodle amounts to anything beneath the surface. The reply affirms, noting he is the captain of a submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitz
Court-martial whispers hint at length of trial
The court-martial session nears opening when the defendant asks an officer how long the affair will last. The officer replies with a sharp contrast: about two hours for him and about two years for the defendant.
Meaning of M. D. after a man’s name in old notices
A conversational snippet asks what the initials M. D. after a name denote. The reply humorously suggests a mule driver, implying the marker may be a job or nickname rather than a formal title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giddap
Tommy
M. D
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