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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
6
The fragment lists four men by knowledge: the aware who knows, the unaware who knows, the ignorant who does not know, and the fool to be avoided. It includes the lines about waking the sleeper and teaching the child, marking a moral lesson on insight and guidance.
A 1910s style home econ explainer promotes fish as a nutritious staple and advises slow cooking to preserve flavor. It covers handling, seasoning, and creative uses, plus tips on salads, greens, and olive oil dressings for varied menu options.
Overheating may indicate mild radiator issues or serious mechanical damage. If on the road stop and inspect, fill with water after cooling, and seek help if needed. Continue only if necessary and overfeed with oil to protect cylinders, then tow to a garage. Maintain water in the radiator and keep the system watertight.
National Safety Council warns motorists against stopping for pedestrians seeking rides. Beggars may be hold up men, and picking up girls is frowned upon. Some cities arrest drivers who pick up companions this way. School children begging rides risk being struck or harmed near roadways.
An old note explains that steering is demanding despite easier steering mechanics. It emphasizes lubrication, noting that neglect often falls on the steering wheel top. Proper lubrication might save energy for drivers and reduce annoying wheel groans during parking.
The passage urges against revving engines in traffic to keep the car running. It recommends watching the ammeter to ensure the engine is idle and stable, noting that accelerating wastes fuel and disturbs other motorists. It argues that a little faster idle is preferable to intermittent racing.
A wooden signal arm mounted on the front of a closed cab uses a stuffed white glove at its end. A cord runs through the cab and rises the glove into sight to the left when a left turn is imminent. Described by H T P Gunderson Jr Humboldt Iowa in Popular Mechanics.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 22 368 buses operate as common carriers in line and terminal service. Their routes total 852 800 miles, exceeding railroad mileage. Officials caution the figures are preliminary and not complete in every detail.
A fragmented passage mentions push rods under hot engine conditions and a returned explorer who notes Tibet as a zoo. Other lines reference hit and run drivers, suits of armor, windshields, a Times Magazine quip about a donkey, and a figure seen passing with one hand on the wheel and an arm around a girl.
U.S. Department of Agriculture advises feeding cornstalks infested with the European corn borer to cattle or ensilage to aid pest control. Cut green plants close to the ground, shred fodder for direct feeding, burn uneaten portions, and plow fields to prevent remaining infestations. fall plowing preferred in New England, clean plowing in the Middle West.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports internal remedies for external parasites are ineffective. Tests since 1903 show no impact on cattle or sheep parasites, and the Bureau of Entomology confirms negative results for chickens. External treatments by trained professionals yield proven results and reduce cruelty.
Agricultural notes emphasize weed control without irrigation and cost savings from home gardens. The piece argues perennial vegetables complete a home garden and discusses herd quality and timely milk checks. It notes farmers must invest hours maintaining tractors, including oiling and refueling.
Mrs. John M. Roath of Sedalia Missouri describes 15 years of gas stomach pain headaches and dizziness. After three years and two bottles Tanlac restored appetite reduced pain and improved energy. The tonic claims to build strength and flesh and is advertised as having sold over 40 million bottles.
Dearborn Independent notes an Arab recently converted his savings into 350000 dollars worth of government securities as part of a wider move in India to abandon hoarding gold. The item also mentions a New York farming center from 1760 being converted into a large artificial lake and a village tale about a man missing a meal as a local curiosity.
A memorial tablet discovered near Vienna bears a note claiming Beethoven once lived in the Braiten castle at Allenstrasse 9. The one story building, erected in 1810 by Polish scholar Ossolinski, showcases empire style architecture.
Over nearly five decades a single photographer has captured 4600 distinct snowflake crystals. Each image records a unique pattern, illustrating the diversity of winter ice formations through patient study and close observation.
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