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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
4
George A Dorsey argues that human behavior stems from innate appetite mechanisms such as hunger and sex, which are shaped by conditioning and nurture. He explores tumescence and detumescence, instinct and habit, and asks where nature ends and nurture begins in forming our actions and emotions.
A compact feature by DJ Walsh examines David's continued role in theater and public life. The piece highlights recurring performances, evolving public reception, and the actor's influence on local arts, projecting ongoing interest in his career.
Monica learns David is a costumed Pierrot clown aiding a store blaze evacuation. He explains his need for money and conceals his identity, while Sally and the crowd witness the daring rescue. The confession follows as the sister runs away, and David reveals his return to St. Louis.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review column notes a shift from meat toward abundant winter vegetables. It credits vitamins with popularizing vegetarian eating, detailing how Americans now crave salads, greens, and veggie dishes, aided by widespread access to fresh produce.
The Society of Women Geographers outlines active membership criteria, acknowledging Della Akeley for Africa collection acquired by Newark Museum, Elizabeth Dickey for Brazil and Venezuela expeditions, and Ruth Crosby Noble as discoverer of a frog species Elentherodactylus Ruthae named in her honor.
Lord Charles Leverholm dismissed rumors linking a famous movie star and an old magnate at Palm Beach. He said the young lady has refused him ten times and compared her stance to a famed musical comedy actress who chose independence over fortune.
Government bread line in Glacier National Park gathers diverse wildlife from weasels and bears to deer and birds. Hunger fosters unlikely harmony as animals share food, leaving interspecies conflict aside in a rare communal scene.
The article notes old Itoman roadways in England persist through centuries as carts tracks or hedge lines, surviving as quiet memorials to a bustling era that faded before William the Conqueror crossed the Channel.
The New York State College of Agriculture advises starting mash feeding for chicks at 36 to 48 hours old with constant access. It specifies a mash with yellow corn meal, bran, flour middlings, oats, bone meal, salt, meat scraps, protein, and dried milk, plus milk substitutions if needed. At eight weeks, switch to a grain mash of cracked corn and wheat, and provide grit and oyster shells as chicks mature. Cod liver oil is added to the mash during sunny periods.
The article cautions against overfeeding ducklings with concentrated feeds and outlines a staged diet including greens and grit. It also notes fowls’ heads turning dark as a sign of internal diseases requiring organ examination.
Do not set eggs older than a week or ten days as hatchability drops rapidly after ten days and hatchlings lose vitality. Keep saved eggs near 50 degrees Fahrenheit. For saving, place eggs in a 15 dozen case and turn it daily to reduce turning work. though effort is required, it pays off in hatch success.
Practical guidance on chick housing feeding and housing hygiene. Do not mix ages under the same hover. Use tested feed, clean dry litter, weekly cleaning, separate cockerels early, and water and feed systems that fence out feet. Grow oats on unused range and rotate ground to prevent contamination. Early gosling feeding advised and bluegrass range linked to high hatchability.
A heron at Cape May New Jersey stayed motionless on one leg for nearly a week. Fishermen mistook it for taxidermy placed by a joker until clamdiggers approached. The bird finally fled as a giant clam embedded in hard sand held it captive.
A terse dialogue pits a ready-made philosopher pining for genuineness against Cactus Joe who argues that a cowboy’s salary never matches an actor’s for mere appearance. The exchange highlights values of authenticity and market perception in a Western setting.
William Plumb, assistant instructor at Morningside College in Sioux City Iowa, tested student honesty by placing fifty pennies in a box by the door. After class, the box was opened to reveal fifty three copper coins.
An anecdote recalls a vocalist finishing an encore when a Sydney Bulletin reporter cheers with “Fine! Fine!” The exchange prompts a witty remark about payment, reflecting the era’s social theatre and press culture.
The article estimates that 6 to 7 million pounds of almond paste are consumed annually in the country. Most supply comes from large candy manufacturers who sell to bakers for cakes and macaroons.
Burns and skin diseases are relieved and healed quickly by Cole's Carboli salve. Leaves no scars and is essential in every medicine chest. Available in 30c and 60c at druggists or from J. W. Cole Co. Rockford Illinois.
A man purchases a thermometer at a rate similar to buying a new watch, illustrating cautious consumer habits and parallel timing in everyday purchases.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a cheap 85 cent monthly solution to rapid fat loss. It promises 16 pounds in a month, renewed energy, better health, and a clearer complexion, urging readers to weigh themselves and start the four week regimen. It claims the product boosts blood, nerves and glands and mocks expensive fat cures.
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