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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
2
A McClure Syndicate urging of encouragement. The piece argues a kind word lights a weary soul and lifts spirits in hard times. It urges smiling at burden-bearers and offering comfort to ease sorrow, hoping small acts brighten lives and move the world toward heaven.
The article traces the Warren surname origins from place names and various derivations, noting possible links to Waring Wearing and Guerin. It mentions Richard Warren, a Mayflower passenger who sailed from Plymouth in 1620 and became a respected, upright member with Elizabeth arriving later aboard the Able.
Fragment discusses Mistress Warren and widowhood in colonial New England, noting Richard Warren and his seven children as part of Warren family traditions. Includes a recipe fragment for a gelatin custard with gelatin, milk, sugar and eggs, chilled with whipped cream folded in.
A poem asks whether success means wealth fame or personal gain or whether true achievement lies in easing others pain. It suggests that blessing others with kindness and mercy, even without riches or public acclaim, defines real success.
A homemaker guide offers practical ideas for stretching leftovers with roast beef served as lunch or supper, tomato sauce sauce, croquettes, stuffed peppers, and turnips. It provides desserts like emergency fruit cake in custard, prune ice cream, Welsh Nectar drinks, and a coffee Charlotte Russe recipe with coffee and cream components.
A narrator from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate notes the nickname Doctor Lorenz the bloodless surgeon is viewed as a healthier epithet than heartless while pondering how he is called.
An overview of how trees benefit people, from oxygen production and shade to medicines, wildlife habitats, beauty, writing materials, employment, wood for housing, and watershed protection across forests and landscapes.
Yellow corn contains heart and vitamin A in higher amounts than other grains and can be used extensively in chick feeding with success. Recommended ration uses 80 lb yellow corn, 20 lb wheat middlings, 5 lb raw bone meal, 5 lb pearl grit, and 1 lb salt mixed as dry mash, with ample grit, water, and direct sunlight.
Legumes differ in causing bloat with alfalfa the worst offender. White and red clovers can cause trouble in rapid spring growth and wet conditions. Sweet clover is usually harmless and rarely causes bloat.
The article offers farming tips to improve county fair exhibits through better records of poultry ancestry and performance. It discusses market terms for mixed fruit carloads, advises using a binder bundle sizer, notes corn crop costs per bushel from a USDA survey, recommends bone cutter use in poultry departments, and highlights the importance of proper moisture for alfalfa seedbeds and August sowing. It stresses farmers control production costs via high cultivation and attentive soil management.
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