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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
3
A collection of fruit based recipes including broiled bananas with butter and bread crumbs, bananas with bacon, frozen fruit salad with oranges bananas pineapple and cherries, mixed fruit salad with pineapple orange pulp and bananas, a whipped cream dressing, and a banana orange grape sherbet style mix.
A fall article offers refreshing drinks including Citrus Cocktail with lemon orange grape fruit juices and mint, plus Tea Cubes made from lemon and orange flavored teas. Other beverages include Fruitade Orangeade Grape and Orangeade with pineapple juice and crushed ice for serving.
A collage of comedic snippets features a boy counting to 237 to calm anger, a bad golf moment on the sixth hole, a jab at government, a plug for City Deeps, and a speaker who says after dinner jokes bore him yet promises an unheard story.
A light exchange turns on psychical research as one professor implies the college spirit, provoking a witty reply about academic interests and traditions. The brief vignette captures a humorous clash around scholarly pursuits and campus lore.
A stout owner touts one of the finest kitchenette apartments to a prospective tenant in a brief Chicago Daily News exchange. The scene captures a brisk, urban rental pitch in a noisy city block.
A fragment from Lorbes Magazine shows a scene where an Olive Boy hurried through a crowd to deliver cigars, answering his boss’s insistence on being on his toes. The exchange hints at street crossing tension and workplace expectancy.
Maggie says she likes George but wants to keep him at a distance. Jennie replies with a bold suggestion to marry him, prompting a terse exchange about their plans.
A humorous dialogue shows an older man asking a small boy for directions to the railway station. The boy responds with a concise answer, offering a brisk path and a courteous misdirection, reflecting a playful street exchange.
An onlooker records a fragment of a private chat in which a town woman questions her missing approval of her husband. The speaker hints at seeking consent or opinion before discussing discipline or approval with another man.
A brief exchange reveals distrust as Hurja warns about an acquaintance seeking a loan. The unidentified speaker cautions others to avoid lending money to the individual, emphasizing wary recognition of the borrower.
Extension poultryman 0 Offord of Colorado Agricultural College says shed type poultry houses are safest and most economical for Colorado. A well built deep shed uses sunshine, warm dry conditions, and can cost under two dollars per hen with proper materials. Concrete floors and back windows under dropping boards improve light. improved designs are illustrated for home builders.
L. E. Card of the University of Witness reports that overmineralizing chick feed harms growth. In tests, chicks fed a ration with higher bone meal and limestone weighed 253 grams at six weeks, while reducing these minerals by 2 parts raised weights to 212 grams and 187 grams respectively.
Across the nation farm prices faltered but poultry prices stayed firm in the Middle West. The piece argues a well managed standard bred, high producing flock provides a reliable income, often outperforming other farm activities.
Poultry notes report 46 506 eggs laid per minute last year with tips on profits from better loan practices. Sanitation saves chicks. cold drafts and dirty conditions harm flocks. Do not wash eggs. keep nests clean and collect eggs often. Lice surge in heat and can be controlled by nicotine sulphate on roost tops.
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