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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
8
A sewing circle pattern ad offers a transfer pat for seven Scottish terrier motifs to decorate tea towels. It lists each motif about 8 inches and requires simple stitches. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to Sewing Circle Needlecraft, 82 Eighth Ave., New York, for pattern 128 with all details.
Deborah and Bryn discuss love and duty in a tense tea room scene. Pilar warns Bryn that Deborah is not his equal, while Bryn explains he loves Deborah and will win her heart despite her youth and naivety.
Nissley outlines field storage for root crops like beets turnips parsnips and rutabagas to seize winter markets. He describes pile sizes protective coverings ventilation and a trench system for cabbage storage including a three row and six row method with burlap straw hay and soil layering.
A dairy study reports last drawn milk yields much higher butterfat than first milk. Strippings average 6 percent versus 0.27 percent for first milk, with total milking near 3 percent. The Palo Alto tester notes 9.2 percent for last milk across herds, implying substantial monthly butterfat gains per cow.
The bureau of agricultural economics says world wool production outside Russia and China will be about 3.278 billion pounds in 1935 levels. United States supply for 1936 will be much smaller than last year due to low carry-over, though mill consumption is also likely to drop.
A 1200 pound horse at medium work needs about one pound hay and one pound grain per 100 pounds body weight daily. Annual feeding without pasture costs about three tons hay and 2.5 tons grain. With wastage considered, hay $10 per ton and grain $30 per ton total yearly feed cost about $105. Rural New Yorker.
A Wal lace s Farmer writer urges removing tusks from male pigs kept for breeding. Boars with tusks are seen as dangerous any time, with the best time being when pigs are a few days old. Nip p ers cut teeth near the gums, avoiding gum injury to prevent disease.
A set of Barbara Bell patterns showcases tunic No 1950 with stand up collar and swing, coat frock No 1891 with reversible closing, and kid style No 1812 for 2 to 5 years. Sizes range across 12 to 40, 14 to 20, and 2 to 5 years. Orders: 15 cents each from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
A quoted reflection on choosing positive traits in others and allowing love to transform relationships. It emphasizes that recognizing what is lovable in people fosters reciprocal affection, making life pleasant and elevating earthly life toward a heavenly ideal.
Water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit at sea level with 14.7 psi pressure. Lower pressures lower the boiling point while higher pressures raise it, showing the boiling point depends on surrounding air pressure.
An old advertisement claims most gas is in the stomach and upper intestine from constipated bowels filled with harmful bacteria. It asserts Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removes four poisons, relieves gas without causing griping, and is non habit forming with Druggists as leading outlet.
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