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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
5
A pattern for a decorative rug made from simple square motifs joined together. The instructions include colors, stitching charts, and illustrations. To obtain the pattern send 15 cents to the Household Arts Dept. in New York, with pattern number, name, and address.
A fragment citing Ruskin argues that pride ruins great efforts while passions may yield some good. It warns that even the rich can lose comforts as if weather leaves falling, and urges quiet, humble actions over proud deeds.
Christmas of 1913 nears as the Vances await Emery son’s reply about inviting his wife Eleanor and children to House in the Glen. Emery, a city executive, ignores family while inventor gossip and a friend’s visit stir tension. a special delivery letter prompts action.
In New York, Eleanor Vance's husband Emery Vance becomes the subject of whispers among company directors. The tale centers on his rigid control, fear of succession, and Eleanor's growing loneliness as he neglects home life to chase business demands.
Prof. B S Savage of the New York State College of Agriculture urges farmers to use cane molasses as a cheap, nutritious livestock feed now planned for wide drum distribution this winter. Prices may run 21 to 26 dollars per ton. recommended daily amounts vary by animal and feeding method, including dilution and self feeders for yard use.
A Hoards Dairyman writer cites Florida Agricultural Experiment Station work showing Jerseys peak milk yield with a dry period of 31 to 60 days. Periods over 91 days reduce production, while under 30 days hasten decline. a month to six weeks rest is near the right range to sustain milk flow.
Frank Canfield of east of Des Moines Iowa built a large round straw bale silo after a July heat ruined his corn crop. The straw silage walls collapse as it feeds cattle and require less handling, with pliers pitchforks and simple headwork keeping the herd fed.
Mastitis may be any abnormal udder condition. Transmission to other cows depends on the trouble's nature and progression. Younger cows are less affected than older high producing animals, and congested udders after calving are not always infectious.
A Detroit News writer notes grafting joins a superior plant to inferior stock within the same genus. The cambium layer must fit precisely, making grafting a skilled task. Since peach and plum are the same genus, a peach graft can grow on a plum tree or vice versa.
The Sewing Circle offers patterns 1812 1998 and 1938 with simple feminine designs for children and women. Each pattern includes sizes, fabric guidance and a sewing chart. order the Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book for 100 patterns. send 15 cents per pattern to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois.
A humorous snippet from Florida Times Union about a couple arguing over a car break down and a joking kiss line. The Altoona Constitution notes a playful exchange as a man claims kisses would revive a partner while urging a kiss to the car itself.
A visitor questions living in a remote place for thirty years and is told by the inhabitant that they have, but the resident cannot see much to keep busy. The conversation ends with a mutual shrug and humor about the quiet lifestyle.
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