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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
2
Edward G. Robinson recounts terrifying hotel stay in New York area with cold noises and a dripping pool of warm liquid. He wakes to see blood on his foot and learns a prior guest was found murdered in the neighboring room, a grisly room mystery from years past.
Colchester stands out as a major farming and shopping hub in Essex outside London, earning the nickname Baltimore of England for its seafood. The city is known for rosés and oysters, while Colchester nurseries produce thousands of blossoms shipped to London markets.
Agricultural engineer H Reed discusses eight years of farm management records from Illinois showing that rapid seed corn drying and protection from freezing can raise next year’s crop by about 23 bushels per acre compared with poor curing. He notes heating, ventilation, and avoiding temperatures above 120 degrees Fahrenheit are essential to prevent mold and preserve seed quality.
Demand for horses and mules is set to rise over the next few years. Production now falls short of meeting about 70 percent of expected work stock demand as many animals are aging. Even with rising colt production, the low point for the population may come by end of 1936. Higher feed costs could curb mechanization and breeding plans despite anticipated higher work stock prices.
The Missouri Farmer notes winter feeding will be problematic due to feed shortages. Working horses need ten to fifteen pounds of clean roughage daily, plus grain. idle horses should receive some grain. For weight maintenance, five to six pounds of grain daily suffice for idle horses, while ten to fifteen pounds per head are needed for work horses. Barley can substitute for corn or oats if ground or rolled.
The notes cover tomato as a fruit per the Encyclopedia of Food, storage tips for honey, beet pulp replacing hay, and lamb production in Canadian ranges. It cites percentages for grain protein needs in cows fed alfalfa hay and corn silage, warns about fluorine sprays harming teeth, and notes farmers near St Louis plowing under vegetables for fertilizer value.
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In the Chelsea Record dialogue, Jasper asks if Ruth's teacher can salvage her voice and Freddy replies she has earned over $100 already. The exchange highlights the unexpected earnings tied to Ruth's voice and the teacher's role in shaping it.
Senator Sorghum muses on modern budgeting as a liability tied to math competence. The exchange hints at political pressures on fiscal discipline and appearances in governance.
A terse exchange reveals a woman asking why her husband should go to the hospital while a friend notes he is not severely hurt, adding that he will not complain in front of the nurse.
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