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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
2
Winifred's kitchen stands out with green and white linoleum light walls and bright yellow curtains. Yellow and red Tyrolean fabrics decorate chairs and shelves while green canisters and dishes brighten the space. a corner for sewing reading or resting while waiting for meals.
Ivanhoe North Carolina features Charles R Corbett a 65 year old merchant who keeps a department store stacked from floor to ceiling. Customers order outside while Corbett digs goods by flashlight. he operates three buildings and handles letters from his coat pocket.
Ethel decorates a room with blue stars on white walls red linoleum and curtains. She paints stars on canisters and ceilings calling them the stars in her crown as part of her daily duties. Betty Wells reports.
Old Mr. Toad snubs friends for a grand dinner with Buster Bear and Blacksnake, flees in pride. He hides under bark and reflects as friends circle him. Humble revelations follow as the old toad learns honesty and friendship yield true happiness.
A dozen members of Congress Vice President Garner an admiral and a general participate in the Alfalfa Club outing at John Himes estate Washington realtor. Five hundred guests harvested an exclusive quarter acre of alfalfa.
Farm guidance stresses tracking chick growth to ensure readiness for egg production. It recommends weighing ten chicks at each check and compares average weights per 100 birds to standard targets for White Leghorn and heavy breeds across eight to twenty four weeks. Deviations prompt inquiry to avoid late maturity and reduced egg yield.
Embroidery tips for trimming a pale blue chambray dress with a blue blanket stitch and white loop stitches. Describes needlework on collar and sleeves, thread choices, and variations for fine fabrics. Includes publication note and ordering details for two sewing books by Ruth Wyeth Speaks.
W J Morse of the U S Department of Agriculture says soybean breeding is just beginning but prospects look bright. New varieties are needed as soybeans vary by local needs for forage oil meat processing and vegetables. An area may require two or three varieties suited to forage high oil or protein and table use. The soybean is self fertilized and artificial crossing is difficult but possible.
The text offers farming guidance on feed lot practices for maximizing yield, culled hens until September 1, benefits of dust baths for chickens, and eggs as a nutrient source. It notes room temperature eggs beat better than refrigerated, recommends black locust for fence posts, and mentions air flow and weight facts for a thousand pound cow.
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