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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
8
The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept promotes pattern 1212 to reproduce The Angelus painting using wool or rope silk with a plain background. Includes transfer, color chart, stitch illustrations, and material list. 15 cents in stamps or coins requested. send name and address to 82 Eighth Ave New York.
The Post Company advertises a free supply of Postum health drink to readers who write in for the offer, promising a full supply at no cost. The notice urges inquiries through the advertisement.
A concise reflection on learning through action over contemplation. The excerpt urges doing by duty to reveal inner strength, echoing Goethe’s call to practical virtue.
Pimentos are stuffed with beaten eggs and cream seasoned with cayenne and salt. They are baked in a buttered mold set in water, then served on crouton toast with pate de foie gras Newburgh sauce and a black truffle garnish.
A Southern newspaper quotes a maxim on courage and constancy linking true bravery to innocence and a just, honest cause. The line emphasizes virtue as the essence of steadfast action in moral struggles.
The article recalls Hawaii's prominent role in Pacific voyaging and lists famed navigators Paao Lonokaeho Pili Kaaiea Kaulu a Kalana and Moikeha. It highlights Paao and Lonokaeho shaping Hawaii and Polynesia through canoe building and seafaring and notes historical interconnections across the islands.
Agricultural engineer Prof FE R Gross urges thrifty farmers to store seasoned machinery in a simple well ventilated shelter. Avoid crowded barns. build a sturdy high dry structure with braced framing and oil treated earth floor to protect against sun wind rain and snow. Regular upkeep lowers long term costs through cleaning tagging parts listing and periodic repainting.
Winter vetch serves as a strong cover crop for young orchards but under shade in older trees it yields poorly. Seed after late rains. inoculate with proper bacteria using soil or pure cultures. Max growth occurs in early May, then plow under to add organic matter up to 15 to 20 tons per acre plus nitrogen.
An authority from the University of Kentucky notes two main causes of off flavors in milk at milking. The primary source is cow feed with weeds like wild onions ragweed and bitter weed as common offenders. Green forage and root crops such as rye and alfalfa also affect flavor if grazing intervals are not spaced.
C P Thompson at the Oklahoma agricultural experiment station found grinding kafir to be inefficient, requiring 440 pounds of ground kafir to gain 100 pounds versus 438 pounds from whole kafir. Daily gains were nearly the same for pigs self fed on either form.
Sweden marks 125 years of the Royal Academy of Agriculture. Hog cholera spreads rapidly between farms. California's 1936 lamb crop reaches 2 339 000 head, up 6 percent from 1935. New York City uses over 1 200 horses to haul produce. US lamb crop up 9 percent this year. Bruising is the top defect in potatoes on the market. Massachusetts farmers expand forage production on their own farms. Argentina's corn crop, though below expectations, ranks as the third largest on record.
Three Barbara Bell patterns offer home sewers stylish options. Pattern 1966 jacket ensemble flatters waists and pairs with a box jacket or standalone, in sizes 36 through 50 with fabric needs noted. Pattern 1874 house dress features a panelled yoke and shawl collar in multiple sizes and yardage. Pattern 1800 graceful smock uses eight pieces with a contrasting yoke and generous sleeves.
A collection of aphorisms and musings on life duty friendship and youth. The sentiments range from love and illusion to the value of steadfast friendship and the caution against overtalkative partners.
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