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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
4
The text argues that a soft answer may fail to calm anger, tolerance can become laziness, and money matters bend to heart-strings. It cautions that winning an argument makes an enemy and that youth is a blunder, yet wisdom follows. peace of mind comes to hermit-like lives, though fortitude is scarce.
The piece tours Tunis and its environs highlighting Tunisian markets mosques souks and the Bardo museum. It notes Italian residents in Tunis French influence and Dia Tunisian trade from Carthage to Tripoli and mentions Sulla's loot mosaic treasures and Pompeian style bronzes in the museum.
The life of Irving Berlin, born in 1888 in Russia, climbs from East Side poverty to world fame as a songwriter. He toiled as a paperboy and waiter, then began composing proving his talent with early songs earning 37 cents and 25 dollars before publishing 300 works by age 36 including Alexander's Ragtime Band.
A portrait of Herbert Hoover showing his early work ethic, from childhood chores in West Branch Iowa to night school and entry into Leland Stanford, through odd jobs, a laundry agency, and eventual rise as engineer, businessman, and in 1928 as President of the United States. The piece emphasizes the habit of work as the path to success.
D. R. Dodd of Ohio State University advises WAU Farmers to use favorable weather and current soil conditions to establish increased soil conserving grass and legume acreages. He notes benefits for livestock feed and winter ground cover, and outlines seedbed, fertilization, liming, and winter cover crop practices to reduce erosion and aid the 1938 Agricultural Conservation program.
University of Minnesota extension warns farm work horses are at risk in hot weather and outlines preventive steps. Keep horses in good condition with salt, bran mash, and limited hay at noon. Provide water often, bring water to fields, and wash shoulders with salt water to reduce heat prostration.
Farm observations report about 36 million acres of cropland nationwide and corn and cotton planted on 10 out of 36 crop acres. Notes cover poultry feathering, horse grooming, milk as poultry feed, and the value of skimmed milk. Also mentions egg sizes, bindweed control with sodium chlorate, and Oklahoma chick-rearing protein needs.
Advertisement offers sewing pattern 1475 from The Sewing Circle Needs Dept. listing motifs sizes 6 by inches 5 by 9 6 by 6% and 3% by 5% with color suggestions and stitches. Request 15 cents and provide address and pattern number for mailing.
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