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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
3
Pleated sleeve forms an epaulet shoulder with center front buttoning, soft paths above the bust, and a patch pocket for chic daytime wear. Pattern 2212 offers sizes 14 to 42 in linen, cotton, or silk. illustrated instructions included. Send 15c to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
A humorous exchange shows Cactus Joe reflecting on keeping a desperado in jail. The dialog notes bungled attempts to placate him with fired cooks, dispensary credit, and magazine subscriptions, while Mrs A and Mrs B joke about staying in.
A terse verbal clash erupts amid a crowded avenue as bystanders note a sharp remark about a wife and driving style. Witnesses describe the heated moment escalating before officers arrive to quell the glare and restore calm.
There is no mia with high ideals. Witt is hey a roundler. Detroit News.
A frail old woman asks about the ship’s plumbing and a sailor replies that the sink is used only once, reflecting a humorous exchange aboard.
Dairy Bacteriologist J. M. Brannon notes adoption of milk ordinances by about 600 municipalities and emphasizes cooling milk to 50 degrees, pasteurization, and strict hygiene as key to safer, higher quality milk. He cites eradication efforts for tuberculosis and Bang’s disease, plus vigilance against pathogens and off flavors in dairy production.
A Missouri Farmer writer extols oats as the best grain for horses noting they are light palatable and balanced. It adds corn should be limited to one third to one half of a brood mare's grain ration and wheat should be ground or rolled in small amounts. Barley is bulky and often cooked for its medicinal qualities. Bran is essential lightening the ration and protein rich soybeans and cowpeas are good additions for mares in foal.
An authority in Pathfinder Magazine explains that cows should be dried at least six weeks before freshening for better milk quantity and quality. If milk falls under two and a half gallons daily or shows mastitis signs, reduce grain by about three-fourths and stop milking.
It L Donovan of the North Central School at Grand Rapids advises rubbing posts on a 45 degree slant to help pigs scratch under their fronts and bellies. The method aims to spread old crankcase oil on pigs to kill mange mites, with posts wrapped in soaked sticks for that purpose.
The article explains that winter-reared bees become old and incapable of work. As spring opens they forage for early nectar and pollen and care for the brood. Brood numbers rise as new workers emerge, then the brood reaches its maximum by early summer, and the old bees die off rapidly.
The Brine Color council publishes a two volume dictionary set. One volume contains 2% silk ribbons each color coded, the other offers a history of each color with past names and justification for current standards. The work aids industry and artists with a precise color vocabulary and notes new shades may be added. Random sample colors include Cyclamen pink Nettle gray Big ship gray Bee eater blue Clary green Buttercup Banana.
An advertisement states the Postum Company will mail a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in this issue as a customer incentive and is open to readers.
An excerpt from the Boston Herald hints at a chorus of objections to the idea of old clothes. The playful verse contrasts nostalgia with modern views on aging garments and memories.
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