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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
3
A South Dakota State College poultry study finds capon gains are modest at best, with light breeds showing little to no advantage. Farmers should caponize late, feed fattening rations before market, and ship in January or February for best prices while dry picking for price.
The University of Wisconsin poultry expert Duncan Heid says hens will not lay in summer without mash. A suggested ration includes 100 pounds each of ground corn oats and wheat bran plus 100 pounds of wheat middlings meat scrap and 5 pounds salt with adjustments if milk is fed. The grain mix should be corn with 25 percent wheat and oats, fed light in morning and heavier at night, and mash changed weekly. insufficient water during summer halves egg production. Green clover mixed with mash aids production even if green feed grows in the yard.
Poultry notes discuss value of thick sour milk for layers and discourage ducking to prevent broodiness. Emphasizes green feed year round, large mangela and cabbages on small area, growing season growth, varied meat and vegetable protein, and lime for eggshells.
A meditation on envy and the hidden strength of those who persevere. The article contrasts outward calm with inner doubt, urging trust in a steadfast spirit forged through adversity and ready to guide the hesitant toward loyalty and faith.
An overview of Decimus Junius Juvenalis, famed Latin satirist known for his hexameter satires. Birth details are uncertain. believed born near Aquinum about 42 AD. Adopted by a wealthy freedman, studied in Rome, later exiled to Egypt where he commanded an infantry cohort and died in service.
The excerpt discusses Juvenal's biting satire as a forceful indictment of Roman corruption. It notes translations by Gifford and Dryden and attributes the commentary to George Matthew Adams via Wayne D. McMurray.
The quotation asserts that nothing truly good or innocent dies without leaving a trace in the thoughts and actions of those who love it. It emphasizes that even an infant's death is redeemed by the impact on loved ones and the world’s moral work.
A reader’s note from the McChure Newspaper Syndicate quotes a young lady across the way as saying Socrates is the most quoted figure among Old Testament characters. The item presents a humorous misattribution in a comic or reader reply context.
Practical guidance on building healthy eating habits for children with simple recipes. Includes gelatin ham mold, prune and currant ham hocks, jellied and pressed meats, popovers, vegetable salad with roquefort, and cottage cheese salad with nuts.
A meditation on mortal hope and the glimpse of a godlike power. The speaker yearns for moments when nature and spirit lift him beyond earthly bounds, hinting at an exiled god awaiting palace gates and a bridge between earth and heaven.
A Detroit Free Press snippet notes a wife insisting on the last word, humorously tied to fashion and headwear. The exchange highlights social dynamics and style preferences in domestic banter.
Tom and Mary prefer a simple quiet life after years in a hotel. Mary jokes about wearing an old fashioned house dress and baking biscuits while Tom responds with a playful line about wearing overalls and eating them.
A terse exchange finds Sandy admonishing an attacker while another voice tells him to speak. The remark notes that injuring one’s own character comes from harming others.
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