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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
8
A bystander recalls a wild moment as a youth anchored to a lamp post spins and resists being freed. The chaotic street scene includes muttered pleas and puzzled comments from onlookers about what will happen next.
Henry Van Dyke argues that inner temperaments guide action more than external forces. A person moves decisively according to the ideals loves and beliefs within the mind and heart, shaping the direction of life.
Velvet fashion shifts to high color while keeping black velvet’s prestige. Paris designers showcase rich reds purples greens sapphire and gold hues in ensembles from gowns and capes to jackets. Highlights include blue velvet cape by Molyneux with red velvet accents and Lelong cerise red velvets with fur collar accents.
Extension specialist notes seventy percent of fowls tested harbor intestinal parasites. Emphasizes hygiene and sanitation over medicines, as reinfestation occurs without clean premises. Describes tapeworm eggs in droppings and worming medicines, including capsules, for certain cases.
The illustrated afternoon gown interprets the military fashion theme in black silk crepe with a latticed cardigan and a matching crepe blouse featuring silver thread to imitate mail. An office black felt hat completes the current lines.
Lastex materials become popular for diverse items from sports and ski apparel to underwear and upholstery as manufacturers embrace the versatile fabric.
The Paris art exhibition inspires bold sleeve trends. Full, detachable mittenlike velvet sleeves, vivid transparent plastics, and contrasting bands appear. Bouffant sleeves with slashed panels and medieval long sleeves reaching the skirt hem showcase Italian influence on fashion.
Carmel Snow editor of Harper's Bazaar notes dead white is the top evening color in America. She cites London jubilee influence and Vionnet designs as shaping the grand style with marble white draped dresses making a strong showing this autumn.
Two piece snow outfits for youngsters aged four to eight arrive with plaid double breasted jackets and attached scarf collars for warmth. Plain color jackets in brown and green include tricolor yokes and zippered fronts with snug collars. Reinforced knee trousers and knitted cuffs complete the set, with matching hats included.
Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station tests year round turkey production on a production basis like chickens. Late summer hatch poults are in rearing pens to see if winter turkeys for spring markets are practicable and profitable. Prior work suggests demand can expand into late summer and fall beyond holiday sales.
A study of poultry house design stresses ventilation dryness light and air interior cleanliness and ease of cleaning. Economical construction is vital for profits and should guide all planning and maintenance decisions. While site specifics vary a standard unit type has proven versatile for sanitation and upkeep.
The Missouri agricultural station notes a natural tendency for hens to lay larger eggs during the regular breeding season and smaller eggs in summer. Dr. D C Warren finds high temperatures lower egg size. The Missouri study also shows the first egg in a clutch is typically the largest.
A poultry authority in the Rural New Yorker explains that milk-fed dressed poultry is fattened for two or three weeks on a liquid or semi liquid ration containing milk. The birds are kept in confinement during feeding and the result is superior quality that should command a higher price.
Farm Journal suggests selling inferior pullets and keeping proven hens for better viability and egg production. Faults in stock or management can doom pullet quality, while healthy hens often remain profitable into the second year. A compromise is to retain the best hens.
A New Yorker recalls an 1892 Irish youth who arrived in New York to learn by writing about exchange. He joined a Wall Street office, learned plumbing duties on Columbus Day, and later built an international writing reputation while befriending the office cat colony at Leffert’s Place.
Quilt kit featuring four 4 inch blocks stamped on bleached material. Embroidery in fine stitch invites mother and child to work together at bedtime. Address Home Craft Co. Dept. A Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis MO for details and reply envelope.
Collier's notes the economic value linked to Thomas Edison from his 1864 patent launch to the present. It estimates his impact as about 15 billion dollars in value, implying roughly 600 thousand dollars of property produced every 24 hours.
An American who recently visited Moscow was placed aboard an outgoing plane by authorities five minutes after his arrival. Publication of his book Soviet Russia from the Inside is expected shortly.
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