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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
4
Instructions and charts for two 10 inch companion crochet squares forming a check erboard design. Includes material requirements and joining tips for scarves and small items. pattern 5895 from The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York. Send 15 cents for pattern 5895 to 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY.
The passage argues welfare is a moral issue not economic and warns civilization falters without stronger ethical leadership. It cites Calvin Coolidge on moral force guiding scientific progress and mentions Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a long standing tonic for women.
Samuel Crowther analyzes traits of notable figures and argues that sustained effort during emergencies distinguishes great men from lesser ones. He cites a saying that big men press on when tired, while little men quit. Hoard's Dairyman references support this idea.
A brief quotation asserts solitude as essential to imagination equal to society’s role in shaping character. The line emphasizes inner reflection as a companion to social experience.
The 250th anniversary of Emanuel Swedenborg’s birth is celebrated this year. He contributed to science, philosophy, and religion, publishing early scientific periodicals from 1710 to 1718 and proposing nebular ideas before Kant. He served in Sweden's parliament for over fifty years and later produced major theological works. Information requests may be directed to the Swedenborg Foundation in New York.
The article advises poultrykeepers to tailor hen care to animal behavior. It compares feeding freshness, water quality, warm water in cold weather, and a daily moist mash to human dining habits. Clean surroundings and clean litter are linked to increased egg production and cheer in flocks.
Washington State College investigator Harry L. Garver warns that untrained individuals should not experiment with electric fences. Properly built, battery powered fences by experts are safe. amateur builds risk unsafe wiring and liability. Posting warning signs is advised.
A nest for a Rhode Island Red hen should be 12 to 15 inches square and about 12 inches high with one nest per four to five hens. Dark front rear entrance nests reduce egg eating and losses from pick outs. Community type nests lack partitions and may run six to eight feet long with a four inch front board to retain litter.
Hoard's Dairyman warns that baling wire nails and steel pieces in barns can injure cows. Unwind all wire from hay straw and shavings and keep a continuous pickup of metal. Do not mend stanchions with wire or leave nails behind. Eliminate the steel brush from the feed area.
The feed for hens depends on bird development production rate housing conditions and daily mash consumption. Do not weigh scratch grain feed what they will eat up clean and allow them to fill their crops at night after roasts.
A reading in Verkhoyansk, northern Siberia, reported by officials as minus 90.4 degrees Fahrenheit. The record cold figure underscores extreme winter conditions in Arctic Russia.
Errors in a visual scene include mismatched curtains and sofa design misalignment. A man outside smokes a pipe whose smoke drifts inside. a cat and mice appear friendly. a half portrait labeled Grandpap is shown. and lamp fixtures and glasses misfit.
The Conte di Savoia liner uses a stabilizer that reduces roll by more than 2% in rough seas. It weighs 750 tons and cost nearly $1,000,000. Its three gyroscopes with 175-ton flywheels take about three hours to reach 910 rpm.
Around 7 the House offers practical kitchen hints and simple recipes. Includes chili peanut butter sandwich idea, soaking potatoes to cut bake time, cream soup skin prevention, bacon in stuffing, orange rind to grease pudding, haddock with tomatoes method, bird feeding tips, a homemade wrist pincushion for dressmaking, and using old shears to shred greens.
Scores of people who felt denied joy and confidence celebrate the natural radiance Pepsodent with Irium brings to their smiles. The ad promises a safe effect with no bleach grit or pumice and urges readers to try it.
Gardeners can achieve earlier bloom by starting seeds indoors before frost danger passes. The guide lists flowers to sow indoors six weeks prior and adds a second wave a week or two later, noting some species do not benefit from indoor starts. Gilbert Bentley of the Ferry Seed Institute cautions against early indoor starts for several popular flowers such as sweet alyssum calendula and marigold.
Advertising increased demand enabling women to buy ready to wear garments at roughly material costs from decades ago. The advertising industry also generated thousands of jobs across the clothing sector.
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