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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
8
Ernestine enjoys a sunlit day with Will, a cartoonist in training, sharing art talk and memories. Their contrasting ambitions spark tension with Loring Hamiltons courting of Lillian, as Ernestine navigates affection, friendship, and a growing sense of independence.
Ernestine Briceland, heiress from a wealthy family, renews a childhood attachment with Will Todd, a newspaper artist and son of a carpenter. The detail hints at a romantic entanglement between two generations and social classes.
The London Mall reports rail workers fear odd omens from cats and dogs to cross eyed spectators. Engineers report triplet accidents, stray from proper lamp height, and the New York New Haven Hartford engine 0-18 allegedly falls ill on the thirteenth of every month, drivers included.
The Constitution set that Congress meet March 4 1789 and then each year on the first Monday in December unless another day is law. By May 20 1820 eighteen acts named dates other than December. Since then Congress has convened in December with few exceptions.
A father and eight year old Henry clash over gardening tasks. Henry prefers play over weeding and resents coercion. The essay suggests a natural, reciprocal lesson from Mother Nature: if Henry avoids work, father withdraws help, teaching cooperation through mutual limits.
An observed incident shows two boys using a live toad as a target while playing with a baseball bat. A teacher witnesses the cruelty and later teaches gentleness but neglects a direct lesson at the moment. The piece argues cruelty in children predicts future crimes and urges immediate, personal intervention.
University of Wisconsin hog feeding trials show an average daily gain of 1.86 pounds over 81 days with feed cost of 6.32 per 100 pounds and four hogs dressing 79.05 percent. A second group averaged 1.61 pounds daily for 92 days at 6.86 per 100 pounds of gain with similar high dressing, while other hogs varied gains from 1.54 to 1.14 pounds daily and costs per hundred pounds of gain ranged from 6.82 to 7.47.
The exposition bars all bulls born before September 1 1926 except Anguses with May 1 1926 as the cutoff this year to preserve aged bulls for breeding. It also eliminates heavyweight barrow classes with no barrows over 300 pounds, aligning with current market trends and hog pricing.
A hog testing program is being developed across sections of the country. Records are kept at experiment stations and the U S Department of Agriculture tracks litter size feed required and dressing percentage to breed reliable, thrifty pigs with high yields.
Beef calves kept in high condition during the first winter do not gain as economically on pasture the next summer as calves kept in medium condition. Maintaining a lighter feed level to achieve about a pound of daily gain reduces production costs over the feeding period.
The article advises delaying fattening pigs until after the first part of April with well bred stock and ample feeding to reach an early market when growing period feed is limited. Pigs that fatten too late should receive a limited grain allowance in summer and be finished largely on new corn.
Lesson outlines from September to September describe biblical figures Abraham Jacob Moses Deborah Ruth Hannah Samuel Saul Jonathan Amos Josiah Jeremiah Jonah and their paths to greatness through obedience, reform, mission, and faith in God.
David Livingstone declares that all he is owes to Jesus Christ as revealed in the divine Book. The quotation frames his missionary calling and gratitude toward Christian revelation guiding his work.
A reflective quote by J. M. Burrle notes that people who spread joy to others may struggle to sustain personal happiness, urging empathy and self-care amid generosity.
Spurgeon argued that defense is misplaced as restraint harms the Bible. He urged to open the cage and release the scriptures rather than shield them. The quote frames defense as a hindrance to the Bible’s impact and reach.
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