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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
3
Deborah reveals inner conflict about Bryn as Grandmother gently probes her happiness and love. In the hall Bryn questions Deborah while Sally Madeline tease and discuss Tubby, ending with Deborah affirming Tubby’s goodness and appeal.
Deborah recalls a sunny pine woods walk with Sally Simon and Bryn. Debates inner conflict as Bryn’s careful attention and a delicate hand touch hint at hidden romance while Pilar’s elusive letter sparks fear and Sally’s biting accusation.
Cherie Nicholas surveys back to school wardrobes featuring crocheted and printed outfits for girls. Highlights include a blue two piece crochet suit with matching accessories and a mercerized crochet dress with nautical touches, all praised for washability and month to month fit.
Cherie Nichol as discusses the revival of the youthful squirrel fur in fashion. The article highlights charming squirrel models, versatile for sports and formal wear, and notes the striking new split skin design.
Outstanding silhouettes for fall feature Alix designs highlighting feminine curves with draped soft fabrics. Jersey silk and rayon dominate, with full skirts resembling lamp shades or parachutes and evening gowns focusing on sculpted folds and curved outlines.
Luxury and elegance lead autumn fashion as outfits showcased include white dinner ensembles with long skirts in white and silver tones. Exquisite hues and refined tailoring define late afternoon and formal evening wear with details like strapped blouses and simple surplices.
A fragment notes novelty buttons for motorists featuring various signs and slogans as new arrivals. The text mentions colorful themes and attention grabbing designs tied to driving or travel.
Dr. A G Black head of the bureau of agricultural economics warns of reduced grass seed supplies this season and urges farmers to save red clover and alfalfa seed. Timothy seed is down about two thirds, redtop about 40 percent of last year, with carries on timothy bluegrass and sudan seed. White clover remains larger than last year while crimson clover is down one third. clover seed carryover is unusually small.
Farmers face questions on feeding value and per acre yield of silage from drouth damaged corn. Indiana tests show cut timing affects dry matter yield, with pollination stage yielding about half of hard kernel stage, and four feet height yielding far less. Feeding estimates suggest slightly higher protein but lower sugar and starch, and poorer keeping quality, yet still good feed.
A Wallaces' Farmer note says rye is not ideal for livestock but can replace up to 20 percent of dry lot hog rations and reach about 90 percent of corn's value. Ground rye fares well for beet cattle, horses dislike it, sheep tolerate unground rye, and ergot must be avoided especially for pregnant animals.
The U S Bureau of Dairy Industry will list all enrolled dairy cattle by identity and production. About 405000 cows have records and 17000 herd sires are enrolled in 900 cow testing production records with 17900 units nationwide. Fewer than 75000 cows in associations have pure bred registrations, the plan will identify others not listed in breed club records.
The Indiana Farmer's Guide notes that breeding stock upkeep influences offspring numbers. It cites evidence that prolificacy appears across animal classes with strains showing higher output, urging careful propagation of such lines for farm gains.
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