Christmas Ads Spark Creative Card Making by Kids
The Roberts family faces Christmas expenses as a doctor’s bill weighs on them. Seven year olds Beth and Bob craft unique cards from newspaper ads, while older siblings Eleanor and Randy praise frugality. A Smith Market promotion offers a 12 pound turkey to the child collecting the most marked ads.
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Bob
Mrs. Roberts
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Western Newspaper Union
Better Late Than Never Christmas Letter Finally Arrives
Ruth Renfield, a postmistress in a suburban town, dreams of a Christmas engagement from Ned Traverse. After three years of absence and a return from South America, she finds a long‑overdue letter dated three years earlier. Ned writes that he sails to South America in two weeks and expects an answer. Ruth and Ned decide to meet, believing better late than never.
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Ned Traverse
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Ned
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Cows Need Rest to Recover and Regain Productivity
Prof H A Hooper of the New York State College of Agriculture urges rest for cows between lactations. Six weeks minimum, two months for poor condition. High milking cows deplete minerals faster than they can be replaced, making dry-off and legume feeds essential for optimal milk production.
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H. A. Hooper
New York State College of Agriculture
Hopper
Term Balance in Ration Means Proper Portions
The term balance in a ration refers to the proper nutrient proportions required for specific purposes. Young pasture grass provides a balanced ration for milk but as it matures protein falls, breaking the balance. A milk cow needs 15 to 25 percent digestible protein. too little shifts resources to body tissues or reduces milk, while excess protein offers no extra value and wastes money.
Cows Drink Warm Water in Winter to Boost Milk
Dairy cows require large water intake and high moisture content in milk. Warmer water in winter, plus salt fed in moderation, stimulates drinking and milk production. If water is cold, use a tank heater to keep it warm and encourage consumption.
Dairy Notes On Winter Milk And Cream Quality
Frozen milk and cream risk product quality. Dairymen should protect milk and cream from freezing in winter. Key needs are sheltered milking, cows out of storms, and protected watering systems. Partial corn silage leads to underfilled silos. dry corn calls for water addition. Tuberculosis risk via raw milk with tubercle bacilli. high grade butter from frozen cream is unlikely.
Cuba to Create Its First National Park for Forests
The Atlanta Journal notes Cuba has begun a national park in Oriente province covering over 64,812 acres. Rivers Mayari Levisa and Caenico cross the area with streams stocking fish, including mountainous regions. The plan links utility with beauty, aiming for a tropical reserve rivaling U.S. parks.
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United States
Not Possible Read Of Marry In Haste Quote From Louisville Lad
A Louisville lad quips about the old saying Marry in haste repent at leisure. The editor counters that it is a worn platitude and questions who ever heard of a hasteful marriage with time to repent.
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Louisville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Clara Riley
That Big Difference in What to Keep Up For Young Couples
A quotation from Woman's Home Companion frames the dilemma of marriage life for modern couples, arguing the real issue is deciding what to keep up rather than striving to match societal standards.
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