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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
2
The article describes child rain wear designed to keep preschoolers warm and dry with shower-proof fabrics and easy on off design. It details features such as simulated back belt, four back buttons, leg plackets with godet pieces, vented side plackets, and roomy, flexible cuts for outdoor activity.
Codfish chowder and other codfish recipes appear alongside bread making guidance. Instructions cover Dutch Cod and Scalloped Cod with Tomato, plus general bread techniques for yeast rising, kneading, and Salt Rising Bread using graham flour and wild yeast, with care on heat and texture.
A humorous tale features a nine banded armadillo family debating storytelling order. Sir Nine insists on telling his own tale first while others mishear tail for tale. The dialogue shows playful miscommunication about attention and storytelling as Sir Nine begins his story.
A dialogue features the nine banded armadillo Sir Nine describing a horned shell with nine bands and burrowing life. A six banded armadillo Sir Six compares habits, shells, and diet noting six bands and stronger bone shell. The exchange blends natural history with whimsical personifications.
In a playful tale from 1930, a three handed armadillo boasts its rarity and abilities. The creature claims it can roll into a compact ball, exposing only bony parts for protection, and explains its name Sir Three. The other animals listen as he explains the purpose of living and protecting himself.
The feature outlines tweed sets for immediate wear including hat coat scarf and handbag. It notes black and white prints give way to lighter wools and new color plays with bright blues reds greens orange and pastels. Cape costumes inspire lighter shades and fashion mixes with pink jersey frocks and coordinated capes.
A brief line recalling memories about having roses in December, reflecting on past seasons and sentiments.
The USDA home economics bureau recommends a roast meat thermometer to avoid guesswork in cooking pork. Begin in a hot oven to sear, then finish at moderate heat until the thermometer reaches 182°F. Prepare a brown sugar glazed rind, brown top, and make a gravy from pan drippings with flour water parsley onion and seasonings.
Mrs Joseph W Hill of Omaha shares how California Fig Syrup aided her baby John with weak bowels and colds. The ad endorses the product as a trusted remedy used by millions yearly and bears the California label.
In Landulph a distant Tamar valley parish in Cornwall is famed as England’s shyest village with only one wedding in five years. The rector notes cricket takes priority over courtship while a church warden hopes romance will return in due course.
A vintage advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast acting remedy for sour stomach and gas. It claims quick relief similar to soda and notes the product calms digestive organs, suitable for children, and emphasizes using the genuine Phillips name to avoid ineffective imitations.
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