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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
2
A compilation of era cooking tips and dessert ideas including orange marmalade ice cream, College Fudge Cake, Bellabte Frosting, Cream Jelly Roll, and apple garnishing methods. Features practical instructions for Candied Cranberries English Plum Pudding and Orleans Pork and Cabbage with seasoning and baking steps.
A playful dialogue swaps fruit nicknames as Orange-She proves charming while Lemon counters with a clever jab. The exchange reads as light banter between two speakers using fruit metaphors.
In a printed exchange from Cologne the convict declares satisfaction with three years in prison. He wholeheartedly recommends the governor to friends, praising exemplary conduct and positive treatment received.
A chaotic scene erupts as a bystander mocks a drummer with a bass drum and the band stops playing. The drummer concedes the music is not good yet claims he drowns out a lot of bad music with his drum.
Wives beware as Jimp son, once meek like Moses, gains boldness against his wife. He recalls how Jinkie ruled him with spinach and control, but now he asserts himself and stands up to her.
A youthful couple debates domestic balance in a short exchange cited from the American Legion Monthly. The man says a husband should make allowances for many things while the woman asks about allowances for married women.
A dramatic line from a society note hints at a celebrated wife's rise in attention following her marriage. The quote suggests lasting tension as she clashes with her spouse, highlighting ongoing public interest in their volatile marriage.
A playful piece chronicling a caterpillar named Miss Caterpillar wearing a fur coat in midsummer. The humorous note questions the practicality and absurdity of such fashion on a warm day.
A short dialogue about a visitor seeking company and a son speaking of going into the woods. The speaker bonds over loneliness after the death of a pet and asks if a mother is nearby, hinting at a quiet, introspective moment in a domestic setting.
The article notes that steel pens began to supersede quills in common use around the year 1803, marking a technological shift in writing tools.
A brief moral reflection notes that riches do not bar heaven but domination by wealth does. The quote emphasizes wealth controlling a person rather than merely possessing money.
United States Department of Agriculture releases Leaflet 38 L Maintaining the Health of Live Stock In Transit to prevent shipping fever and related ailments in cattle at stock yards and feeding points. Dr. A W Miller notes better handling preserves vitality to weather travel. emphasizes pre shipment care, feeding, watering, and avoiding extreme weather and stress. Copies available from USDA Information Office Washington DC.
The article explains that new tinware on dairy equipment rusts more easily than worn pieces because metal surfaces are porous and collect a film grease. It urges farmers to thoroughly dry new tinware after washing and to maintain a stricter care routine during the first months, especially with replacements.
This excerpt outlines roughage options for cows in winter rations and how to balance hay with silage roots beet pulp or legume hay. It emphasizes using both succulent and leguminous hay when possible and links grain feeding to milk output for Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire Brown Swiss and Holstein varieties.
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