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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
3
A 1930 kitchen column offers fruit desserts and cocktails. Recipes include Blueberry Betty, Orange Jelly with Strawberries, Raspberry Charlotte Russe, Foamy Sauce, Red Raspberry Whip, Custard topped cups, Frozen Plum Pudding, and melon based cocktails, with step by step instructions and serving ideas.
A stern teacher probes a pupil about circles and sides. The student replies that a circle has inside and outside as its sides, highlighting a playful misunderstanding of geometry.
A bookseller’s assistant is asked to guarantee a book is perfectly clean. The customer worries about content while the assistant notes the hero is a white hope, the heroine works in a laundry, and her mother does washing.
A fragment notes a frontier scene describing a block house with Indians nearby and a hush in the life of travelers. It evokes danger and isolation in distant frontiers, highlighting frontier tension and exploration dynamics.
Vickers asks about carrying a stove on a camping trip and replies that cooking happened on the mountain ranges. The Border Cities Star records a light, humorous exchange on outdoor gear during a leisure outing.
In a brief interchange a shop assistant asks Mrs. Newlyrich for the desired size of a terrestrial globe for her son. She selects the natural size, implying a full scale globe for educational use.
A witty exchange turns on sports metaphors as a poet laments his rejected contributions, while the editor’s dismissive act is framed as poetry in motion. The line blends humorous grievance with creative framing, highlighting editorial rejection.
In a lively exchange a woman scolds a man for smoking in her presence without permission. He responds defensively about his right to smoke. The confrontation highlights casual social rules and manners in public behavior.
In a terse village note a resident asks about population figures. A native states the village has 478 regular inhabitants and three boys serving in the navy.
Father and daughter exchange quips about married life. The daughter notes her husband Tet is dear but stubborn, while the father remarks not every married man has the chance to listen to reason.
The note jokes about typewritten stories improving editor readability while suggesting editors fear the altered opinion of clearer text. It presents a witty exchange that underscores concerns over manuscript clarity and editorial access.
Ohio State extension dairy specialist C L Blackman says legume hay is essential for low cost milk production and soy beans can supply hay in emergencies. Early June sowing ensures harvest by late August. late sowing lowers quality. Soy bean hay is palatable and nearly as nutritious as alfalfa, though stems are coarser.
Farmers overfeed or underfeed due to unbalanced rations. Alfalfa or clover can supply excess protein causing losses, while timothy hay and silage may lack protein and minerals. A balanced ration with appropriate protein, carbohydrates, minerals, and vitamins improves feed efficiency and stock production.
The article discusses pasture scarcity into winter, dairy feed choices, and the advantage of good cows. It notes butterfat peaks in fall to spring, cooler cream handling, and that feeding quality cows yields long term profit. It warns against culling for minimal gain and promotes mixed protein feeds over single concentrates.
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