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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1931
Page
3
A mother from San Antonio recalls how California Fig Syrup aided her three year old daughter after a severe intestinal flu. She credits the vegetable laxative with quick recovery and notes its long standing physician endorsement and strong sales.
Rosie the elephant at a private Grimsby zoo wore white silk ribbon and a purple coat for the wedding of head keeper John Haith and Alice Sillis. She posed with the bride at the ceremony.
The Magnus family aged fifty two with five members travels first class from Meyersville on an elastic itinerary through Europe. Dora and the boys explore Paris while Pop cherishes sights from Munich to Rome, despite setbacks like Steve’s heel and Pop’s store concerns. Pop ultimately extends the journey six more weeks, urging patience as Dora supports the adventure for the family’s lifetime memory.
The Applicant asserts caution behind the wheel insisting every accident was caused by others. The exchange explores responsibility and self perception in driving behavior.
Bonarro blends golf and archery on a course akin to golf. Players use bows and arrows for targets and distance shoots, with scoring modeled after golf. Equipment includes bows, arrows, quiver, bow case, and related accessories.
Firefighters report a 20 mile blaze on Penvine mountain spread rapidly as rabbits fleeing flames shed fur and start new fires in the brush. The incident attributes rapid spread to animals as they move through burning areas.
Dairymen in butter districts consider skimmilk a profitable protein source. University tests show eight pounds of skimmilk can replace one pound of linseed meal, enabling a circular flow from cow to separator and back. Winter feeding is favored as cows prefer skimmilk and summer limits due to feed and silage.
In a Dakota county dairy herd test two cows differed in production and fat content yet reversed profitability. Cow No 2, with 8 501 pounds in 10 1/2 months and 4 63 percent butterfat, earned over feed costs by 60 dollars more than Cow No 1 which produced 11 058 pounds in 11 months at 2 49 percent butterfat and 275 5 pounds. Rock county results echoed the theme: top ten cows over feed cost averaged 110 54 while bottom ten averaged 3 71 with a 188 pound butterfat spread between high and low herds.
A whole milk farmer in Illinois bought a separator and boosted net by 18 05 in one month while selling 1 678 pounds less milk. Skimmilk fed to pigs and chickens. cream withheld earned 8 71. Attica Ohio's Charles Buchmann notes cream can fetch 75 cents to 2 a pound via cottage cheese and ice cream.
A survey of twelve northeastern states shows dairy production tops all commodities in co operative markets. Ninety five associations serve 126100 farmers with dairy valued at 228611428 dollars, making 65.8 percent of cash income from dairy. Fluid milk and cream account for 96 percent of sales.
An expedition led by Prof A Ahmoni from the Hebrew University at Jerusalem tracked two ostriches in the Syrian desert. A Bedouin rode on a car running board and grabbed a nearly black bird by a wing as they sped by. The other ostrich was exhausted and captured after a half hour chase.
Curly the dog from Bassano taught by Ben S. Plumer traveled about 400 miles from Lesser Slave Lake to Bassano in a covered wagon with Jack Regan guiding units. The dog vanished after Regan moved, then returned weeks later to the Plumer farm showing signs of enjoying his new home.
A dog’s behavior guided an inquest at Lewisham England to the death of Sidney A Phippen. William Shackleton of East Dulwich testified that while walking over waste ground the small white dog approached him and refused to leave. The dog then barked furiously and led Shackleton to a man hanging from a rope.
Berlin residents may witness animated cartoons projected onto cloud banks at night. German inventor Dr Manfred Mannheimer refines a large project to cast stenciled cartoons on low hanging clouds using a metal film technique reported by Popular Science Monthly.
The old bachelor sighs that T never had luck with women while a pessimist counters with luck. The dialogue notes that real sinners hide their misdeeds rather than boast of them.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri writes she lost 20 pounds in four weeks from Kruschen Salts weighing 170 pounds to 150 pounds at 28 years old. She reports increased energy and no hunger. Ad claims half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and money back if not satisfied.
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