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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
3
A vintage food feature outlines prepared peppers recipes Pimiento stuffed peppers Mushroom Sauce and Pimiento Canapes with cheese, then shifts to desserts Angel Food Cake Melba Pastry Banana Custard Gooseberry Pie and a decorative jelly roll dessert, offering baking tips and ingredient notes.
In a rustic chat a risiman asks why the weather vane on the barn stays up and Vat replies it would be inconvenient to go after the eggs. A send off scene follows as the referee shows displeasure with the home team and the captain is queried about catching the 6 10 back to town with about 150 people waiting outside the gate.
In a playful exchange Smish notes Mr Eel is arrested often but always escapes. Jellyfish confirms he wiggles out of jail each time.
A grocer touts a 20 cent butter as a bargain even at double the price with Mrs. Bordin-Lodge agreeing she has used it before and found it economical as her border eats very little of it.
In a pair of exchanges Mrs Hoyle claims her husband is a regular caveman while Mrs Doyle counters his job keeps him busy at the observatory. The tone shows domestic satire on gendered labor.
A conversational scene unfolds with a woman asking John Tsay if money talks and requesting he leave some money behind to ease her loneliness during the day. He answers with a light remark about the figure of speech.
A fragmentary exchange features Queenie and Walter discussing a muddy spot. Airlie notes a newspaper as a possible remedy, hinting at a playful or domestic tone in this clipped historical snippet.
A playful fragment reflects Miss Bel’s witty response to a marriage proposal from Mr Fish. The excerpt hints at humor and social propriety in a lighthearted exchange.
Prisoner pled for mercy before sentencing, insisting he waited to reveal his last words to the court. the judge warned for a proper hearing and potential consequences.
A Cornell agriculture bulletin warns of a feed slump in poults and outlines causes and remedies. It cites low intake, high mortality risk, and possible molt if production falls. recommends longer artificial light, adjusted mash and wet mash feeding, skim milk in the mash, and keeping dry mash available to restore intake.
A historical note on breeding peafowl for ornament and profit. It outlines pen setup with four hens and one cock, initial wandering risks, and roosting preferences. Incubation lasts 28 days with active, bright chicks. mother hens brood for a lengthy period.
Rotate chick ranges like crops to avoid ground re-use. Do not allow the same ground more than once in three years to deter coccidiosis and intestinal parasites. A grass rich range improves sanitation, economy, and feed efficiency while providing minerals and vitamins.
Lice and mites cause death and reduced egg production in poultry. Lice live on birds while mites hide in nest crevices. Treat birds for lice and clean and disinfect houses, paint droppings boards roosts and nests.
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