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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
1
Helen and Joe live by a home budget until temptation and a clever bridge lamp test their trust. A misused incidentals fund prompts an argument then a birthday twist ending with a locked budget box gift. The pair resolve to tighten controls and share a fresh start.
A letter argues front entrances should remain visible with trees and shrubs subordinating to the house. It urges residents to plan and maintain front yards to improve community appeal and livability, claiming individual effort yields tangible results beyond club propaganda.
W Linn extension dairyman of Kansas State emphasizes more testing of dairy cows for economical production. The nine points summarize benefits including judging cow ability, efficient feeding, sire variation, culling poor performers, value of good cows, selective breeding, focus on economical rather than maximum production, business methods in dairying, and sharing knowledge with neighboring dairymen.
A Missouri Station report shows crop rotation with legumes and manure boosts corn yields. Continuous corn without manure averaged 20.9 bu/acre over 30 years, rotation with no manure 32.6, and a three year rotation with manure 43.4. Manure and rotation reduce milk production costs.
The article details how separator speed, milk temperature, and flush water affect cream fat. Normal speed yields 39.7 percent fat, three-fourths speed 35.5 percent, with higher fat at lower temperatures up to 43 percent at 75 degrees F. Increased flush water lowers fat more when fat volume is reduced.
The document explains that milk production depends on adequate water and feed. Cows receiving only water and feed struggle to produce milk, while well fed cows during a 45 day short feed period can maintain production. It emphasizes feeding top producing cows enough roughage to sustain profits.
A man with beef cattle experience may be surprised by the water needs of a high producing dairy cow. The milking cow consumes much water since milk production requires substantial intake and the animal is heavily fed.
William A. Radford describes a five room Dutch Colonial design 26 by 22 feet with an open living room 14 by 21 feet and a second floor hall. The plan emphasizes large airy rooms, a front porch, sun porch option, and a practical layout for a small family.
The piece advises homeowners to use paint to modernize aging houses rather than costly remodeling. It covers lightening dark rooms with pale buff walls, ivory white trim, and floor coatings, plus color strategies for high ceilings, hot rooms, and outdated kitchens or baths. It notes exterior painting to soften gingerbread details and harmonize with a cohesive color scheme.
The article advises choosing wallpaper first when decorating a small room without an interior decorator. It explains using wallpaper colors to set a general color scheme and harmonize drapery and upholstery. Manufacturers employ artists to design colors, making wallpaper a reliable guide for planning.
A Des Moines builder built two identical houses, one frame and one face brick. Final costs show brick house at 2901.30 dollars, frame at 2816.50 dollars, with brick costing 84.80 dollars more.
A six year old girl, from a poor neighborhood, visits a country club home of a woman involved in social work. She notes the lack of flies, asking Where are your flies She answers We haven't any Then adds We’ve got millions The remark underscores the gap between poverty and affluence as the child questions what feels like home.
Senator Sorgum dismisses seeking both affection and money as futile after long service. The exchange questions political aims and the practicality of courting public favor and financial support simultaneously.
A long standing remedy claims to cleanse the bowels without shock using herbal laxatives and pepsin. The advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as harmless and suitable for adults and children, promising regular movement and relief from bilious symptoms.
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