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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

2

Supreme court judge urges kindness in marriage in 1931 essay

A White Plains judge told a court audience that attention and sacrifice strengthen marriage. He recalled court cases showing small kindness could avert needless disputes and even a golfer’s regret for neglecting his wife. The judge phoned his wife on their forty second anniversary, illustrating lived advice.

Supreme Court White Plains Bell Syndicate WNU

The Problem of Feeding the Family

In the 1931 Western Newspaper Union piece, a plea to women to master thrifty feeding during the Depression. It urges better home economics, budgeting, and market skills, noting men earn income while women plan meals, with guidance on a cost effective bone soup menu for large families.

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Superstitious Sue Warns About Rocking Chairs at Cards

A comic panel prompts with Sue warning Sis against sitting in a rocking chair while playing cards. The gag notes this as bad luck, reflecting a lighthearted superstition from 1931 syndicated by McClure Newspaper Syndicate and WNU Service.

Sis McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNU McClure Newsraner Syndicate

Chowder Varieties and Home Preparation Tips

A 1921 McClure Syndicate note explains chowder as a soup like dish with two main classes milk based and milkless varieties. It covers stocks from fish heads and tails, seasonal vegetables, and herbs such as thyme and parsley with onion celery and optional Worcestershire sauce to enhance flavor.

Ruby Throat Humming Bird Sparks Magical Land of Wonders

In a playful Children’s Corner tale, a boy and Mr. Jogalong observe the tiny Ruby Throat hummingbird. The bird disappears and reappears on blossoms while feeding, its humming shaping its name. The scene shifts to a pair of tiny chicks in a gray cup nest, then a return home revelation.

Ruby Throat Mr. Ruby Throat Mrs. Ruby Jogalong Mr. Jozalong

Lower Fencing Costs With Large Fields

A Ohio State University expert argues fencing small irregular fields is costly. J L Falconer says general farms should have fields at least 40 rods long and notes rectangular and small fields need more fencing per acre than square or large fields. Larger fields use less fence per acre and waste less tillable land.

J. L Falconer Department of Rural Economics Ohio State University Falconer

Inoculate Ume Seed by Mzal'nz Them Sticky Dry Materials

Purdue University and U S Department of Agriculture report that dry inoculation methods are less effective than jelly or moist applications for legume seeds. To inoculate small seeds use a one to two sugar water solution, moisten seeds and soil. Soybean seed should be kept slightly damp to prevent seed coat slip. All noninoculated land should have seed inoculated this year.

Mzal'nz Purdue University United States Department of Agriculture K. E. Beeson Tieson Beeson

Weedy Clover Seed Not Popular on Any Farm

Buckhorn duck and pigweed seeds contaminate clover seed and multiply seed output many times. Samuel M L Jordan of the Missouri state board of agriculture warns that one clover seed yields 30 clover seeds but buckhorn yields 2 400, dock 50 000 and pigweed 1 000 000 weed seeds. He advises sowing only scrupulously clean clover seed to avoid weed contamination.

Samuel ML. Jordan Missouri State Board of Agriculture Jordan

Strawberries Lacking It Among Some Farmers

A local observation notes the surprise at fruit scarcity among farmers while milk cream pork poultry bread and pastry are plentiful. The writer urges planting a few rows of strawberry plants to provide daily dessert with cream, predicting they could enjoy fruit three times daily.

Farm Notes on Orchard and Garden Practices

Guidance on filling apple barrels and sharpening tools. Notes profit from cucumber pest control and use of grape arbors for home grounds. Advises thinning fruit after June drop to improve quality. Warns against omitting last potato spray and emphasizes spraying to control potato blight while vines stay green.

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