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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1937

Page

8

Christmas Eve Ride Through the Westover Mystery

In a tense night journey, Vance and The Stranger debate duty and desire as family loyalties collide. Eleanor, distraught and determined, plans a note to Emery while Darrow battles fear beside a dark roadside car awaiting rescue. The snowbound journey reveals truth, guilt, and the cost of broken faith.

Thetranger Vance Westover Eleanor Westchester Darrow Eleanor Noth Hast Darrew Emery Will

Pasture as a cash crop in dairy farming

Dairy expert urges farmers to value pasture, applying 250 to 300 pounds per acre of nitrogen each spring. Demonstrations show cash returns 4 to 6 weeks after application, improving milk yields when pastures are managed like other crops.

B. Bender New Jersey College of Agriculture WNU_ Service

Fathers of the Dime Novel Beadle Brothers and Beadle and Adams

Erastus F and Irwin Beadle started a chain of dime publications from Buffalo to New York shaping Beadle and Company and Beadle and Adams. The duo issued the Dime Library and Pocket Library once paired with Robert Adams and later William and David Beadle. The line produced moral thrillers for boys and grew into a major American publishing venture, with Erastus retiring in 1889 and dying in 1894, leaving a legacy that later made some titles highly collectible Americana.

Erastus F Irwin P. Beadle Buffalo Robert Adams Beadle and Company Beadle and Adams Beadle Irwin Beadle William David Erastus Beadle Young America

Insects That Mimic Nature To Evade Predators

The passage explains mimicry in insects that imitate objects like twigs, leaves, sticks or moss. It notes that predators ignore these imitations because they avoid eating those object types, with the leaf insect given as an example of safety when it remains motionless among foliage.

Percheron First Among American Draft Horses

Percherons have long led American draft horse markets with about 140000 registered in the stud book, plus 30000 similar types in the French book. Early imports were gray and lighter, later breeding favored heavier Belgian types as pavements and trucks changed demand. Prices for prize stallions rose in the United States and Belgium under government supervision of breeding.

New York Herald-Tribune France Belgium

Minorca Large Bird Breed Description

The Minorca is the largest of the Mediterranean or egg breeds noted for its size body length large comb long wattles and long back sloping to the tail. It has a long under line a low carried tail well spread and long shanks visible hock and part of the thigh.

Minorca

Raising Geese on One Acre of Land

The article notes that one acre can support a fine goose flock if a small stream exists. Enclosing ground with wire netting prevents conflicts with other poultry. Geese should be fed ground grain only, avoiding wheat and corn, and oats are useful only after harvest since geese lack a crop to soften food.

Victoria Claflin Woodhull A Turbulent Presidential Hope

The article profiles Victoria Claflin Woodhull and sister Tennessee, detailing their poor Ohio origins, scandalous reputation, spiritualism and free love advocacy, Woodhull's sensational presidential runs, legal battles for women's suffrage, and eventual relocation to England and later life as a reformer in Worcestershire, dying in 1927 at age ninety.

United States Victoria Clafin Woodhull Ohio Tennessee Clafin Tennie C America Victoria Canning Woodhull Col James H. Blood Tennessee New York Commodore Vanderbilt Woodhull Clafin Washington Judiciary Committee House of Representatives Colonel Blood England Worcestershire

Farmers Pay Weed Tax Across Illinois Farms

A crop production expert at the University of Illinois notes that every farmer pays about $450 annually for weed losses. Reducing this cost is possible by using a small farming mill to clean grain, though many seeds must be cleaned with commercial seedmen’s machines to remove noxious weeds.

University of Ilinois

Farm Land Bank Sales Rise Sharply in 1936

Figures show 1936 saw more than 15 000 farm properties sold by federal land banks for 35 200 000, up from 9 700 properties valued at 28 100 000 in 1935. About 75 percent of buyers were farm operators, who in three years have largely displaced non-farmers as top purchasers.

Federal Land Banks Federal Land Bank

Parading the Fashions in Spring Style Show

Betty Ann leads in a form fitting basque and puff sleeves with a feminine silhouette. Matrons and younger women admire styles that balance slim lines with flattering collars and waist seams. Patterns 1285 1282 and 1983 offer Barbara Bell designs for sizes 12 through 50 with yardage details and 15 cent pattern prices.

Betty Ann Mama Winifred Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Washing Windows And Household Tips From WNY Service

Tips on washing windows with starch to add shine and ease dirt removal. A method for linen hemstitching uses soap lather to relax threads for easy drawing. A tomato and lima bean casserole is suggested using green baby lima beans tomatoes and butter. Boiled whitefish with vinegar parsley and onion is described and mustard stain removal uses hot water soap and warm rinse.

WNY Service

Over-Estimate Some Think They Are Revolutionary

A short aphorism notes that some individuals believe themselves revolutionary though their stance is simply quarrelsome. It contrasts grand self view with ordinary contentious behavior. The remark critiques self-styled radicals and hints at performative politics.

Why Adlerika Laxative Claims Quick Constipation Relief

Laxatives take 12 to 24 hours to relieve constipation but Adlerika offers a claimed double action with seven cathartic ingredients for a quicker cleansing. The ad says it relieves gas and stomach discomfort within two hours and has been recommended by doctors and druggists for 36 years, available at leading druggists.

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