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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
3
Houchold suggests a peppermint for children party foods with cornstarch custard and currant jelly in cones. Orange fritters fry sections of orange as an accompaniment to lamb or pork. Apple butter served with vanilla ice cream complements the meals. Cauliflower and eggs baked with cheese forms a savory dish. Lattice topped pies require less baking time than full crusts. WNU Service.
A collection of brief quotations on behavior professionalism art and hope. Notable lines reference R Carey F Huntington Ignace Paderewski and T B Aldrich, contrasting star gazing with humble flowers and the importance of profession and beauty in civilized life.
A persuasive pitch promotes rapid fat loss through Kruschen Salts alongside diet and mild exercise. It promises weight drop, higher energy, improved skin, and heightened ambition, claiming a money back guarantee with drugstore availability worldwide.
The speaker praises patience diligence quiet unfatigued perseverance industry regularity and economy of time as dispositions to cultivate and warmly commend for personal improvement.
Cornell agronomy professor notes pasture plays a critical role beyond dairy stock. He argues young livestock rely on pasture like milk for growth and suggests turkey producers use pasture herbage as a milk substitute to improve growth and competition with New York growers.
A Montreal Herald writer stresses strict pre cooling and handling of farm or plant killed poultry to preserve bloom. Maintain 32 F for pre cooling and dressed poultry, never above 40 or below 32. Birds should be bled plucked washed and hung by both feet for 24 hours with frequent thermometer checks.
The University of Illinois dairy department developed a machine that folds heavy paper into cartons, coats with paraffin, cools, fills, seals, and staples tops. The boxed milk weighs 27 pounds per case versus 63 pounds for bottled milk, reducing breakage and space in refrigeration.
A reader reports from Dallas North Carolina about a nearby town establishing one day a month for farmers to swap items. Cows mules pigs tools guns seed and old cars are traded on a vacant lot with a lively bargaining scene followed by an auction of leftovers at fair prices.
A poultryman touts sand as a highly satisfactory litter for young turkeys. Covering with burlap or paper during the first days reduces any habit of eating sand. Sand is safe for brooding turkeys with minimal risk of crop binding or intestinal clogging.
National Geographic notes Shanghai’s Whangpoo River as key to the city’s rise as a world port. The article contrasts Whangpoo’s silting challenges with Yangtze power, detailing trade, foreign presence, river routes, and the river’s role in shaping Shanghai and inland China.
A fragment describes a transfer pattern titled Poppies with a bright border and pocket motif. It mentions applique patches and stitches, with measurements around 6% by 10% or 6% by 9 inches, and references to materials and illustrations from the Department 82 Eighth in New York City.
The text warns against envying the oppressor and choosing his path, noting that prosperity may still carry misery and that tyrants are not to be envied. It emphasizes prudent living and avoiding the ways of wrongdoing as a moral guide.
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