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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
1
California Fig Syrup touted as a cure for children's ailments
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a fifty year trusted laxative for children. It features a testimonial from Mrs. H. J. Stoll of Nebraska praising Rome Lucile’s quick constipation relief, improved color, and energy. The copy warns to look for the genuine label with California on the carton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
H. J. Stoll
Valley P. O
Nebraska
Roma Lucile
West
Ruffles Pauline Sends Shopper to Grocers for Leaf Lettuce
Pauline complements her mother by insisting on leaf lettuce with ruffles. The exchange shows a simple domestic errand as Pauline vows to buy the correct variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Mother
Incompatibility Divorce: Two Sides Seek Ends Splitting Paths
A couple seeks divorce on incompatibility grounds even as both want to end the marriage. The move rests on proving irreconcilable differences and demonstrates mutual desire to separate. Legal steps involve filing, service, and possible mediation or settlement negotiations.
Armour Honored for Plant Introduction Work Worldwide
Allison Armour, patron of eight expeditions to introduce useful and ornamental plants to America, received the Frank Meyer medal at Beinn Bhreagh. Dr. David Fairchild noted Armour’s role in coordinating expeditions aboard the Utowana, with staff from the USDA, Harvard, and Kew Gardens, to enrich farms and gardens through plant introductions and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic
Washington, D. C
Allison V. Armour
America
Frank N. Meyer
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Beinn Bhreazh
Alexshot Tateseit
Grosvenor
Armour
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Harvard University
Kew Gardens
England
David Fairchild
Utowana
Federal
Fairchild
Canary Islands
Garden of
Orotava
Don Juan Bolinaga
Jardin de Aclimatacion
Botanic Garden
Tropics
Europe
Arctic Circle
Wildpret
South Florida
Honduras
Canaries
Egypt
Teod
Mohave Desert
Galapagos Islands
Division of Foreign Plant Introduction
Department of Agriculture
China
Central Asia
Yangtze River
Doctor Fairchild
American Genetic Association
J. Leighty
EE. W. Sheets
J. J. Kempton
G. N. Colins
Two Methods Of Eliminating Poultry Lice
The article outlines two practical lice control methods for poultry. One uses an artificial dust bin in a dry protected area to clog the lice’s breathing openings. The second method involves a sodium fluoride dip, mixing one ounce powder to one gallon warm water, dipping birds, then using the dust bin for the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rotation in Green Feed of Highest Importance
The article outlines a yearly green feed rotation for poultry, starting with November with early cabbage and Swiss chard or New Zealand spinach, then December through January with late cabbage. If temperatures drop, succulent green feed is unsuitable. From November to May, dried high quality immature alfalfa, red clover or soybean hay serve as winter greens, followed by dandelions and clover through July or August, before returning to cabbage, Swiss chard or spinach for the year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Avoid Crowding to Prevent Poultry Bad Habits
L. M. Hurd of Cornell University says overcrowding and lack of activity breed cannibalism and feather pulling more than food shortages. Keep about three hundred chicks per lot, provide grass range and ample feeding space. Allow one feeder three feet per 100 chicks first week, then four feet per 100 chicks thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Hurd
Cornell University
Water use and frost control in poultry houses
Poultry experts say 100 laying hens use about three to four gallons of water daily, nonlaying hens about half that. The moisture creates frost on the inside of poultry houses. to prevent it, insulate walls to keep the inside surface warm and provide ventilation such as a straw loft to remove excess moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orotava
Rosburgh
Himalayas
Burma
California
cYandes Dames
London
San Juan de la Rambla
Fresh-laid eggs hatch quicker with higher vitality
Incubation timing affects hatch speed and chick vitality. Fresh-laid eggs hatch in fewer hours and show stronger vitality than eggs set after longer delays, though eggs up to two weeks old can still produce reasonable hatch rates. One-day-old eggs hatch a day sooner than two-week-old eggs.
Growth Before Production in Pullets
The text states pullets should reach body maturity before production. It notes ample growth time during the normal season, enabling reduced animal protein until maturity. Normal development ensures body size and avoids undue stimulation of egg organs by diet.
Paul in Corinth A Missionary Pattern In A Great City
Lesson outlines Paul working for Jesus in a cosmopolitan city. He finds shelter with Aquila and Priscilla, toils as a tentmaker, preaches in the synagogue, and gains converts including Crispus. Silas and Timothy arrive with gifts, and Gallio later dismisses the case against him as a matter of Jewish law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jesus
Christ
Corinth
Aquila
Priscilla
Rome
Claudius
Silas
Timothy
Thessalonica
Saul
Satan
Crispus
Crisspus
Europe
Gallio
Sosthenes
The Will of Christ and Our Fruitful Union
A reflective note quoting Marcus Dodds on spiritual union with Christ and the cause of fruitlessness. It argues that unfulfilled good deeds reveal a need to deepen attachment to Christ and scrutiny of the juncture with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Marcus Dodds
Prayer's Power Highlighted In Community Efforts
Readers note that results from prayer are described as greater than worldly dreams, reflecting a belief in divine influence guiding community actions and aspirations through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
After 40 bowel trouble and constipation warning
The ad warns that constipation may become chronic after forty and cause piles and other disorders. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, doctor recommended laxative suitable for all ages and claims it does not gripe or sicken, usable for frequent symptoms.
Wording on a get-rich-quick scheme exchange
A promotor dismisses continuing mailings to a man already invested in a get-rich-quick venture. He asks why waste postage on someone who is broke, implying ongoing solicitations would be pointless.
Vermitage Guardian Angel on Job At Utica N Y
Charles Merritt received only a minor scratch when his car struck a dog, rolled over four times, smashed a hydrant, crashed into a telephone pole, and tore down 25 feet of fence. The wrecked car and scene are described with terse details, followed by an unrelated ad claiming Cole's Carboni salve heals burning skin diseases. The ad promotes 30c and 60c sizes at druggists or J W Cole Co Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Charles Merritt
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford, I1
Palestine Hails Its Narrow Yet Vast Territory
Palestine is described as a small territory 140 miles wide in the north and 80 in the south, yet covering 9,000 square miles. The report emphasizes its compact dimensions alongside its substantial land area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
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Deans
N. U
Des Moines
Roxburgh
P. Bo Fitzwater
D. D. Mems
Bible Sea
W. B. Caldwell
Doctors
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
Jaynes Vermitage
Rinso
Betty
Aeree
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