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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1928
Page
5
Explains tuna fish as the turkey of the sea and provides multiple serving ideas. Includes tuna with cauliflower, tuna with caper sauce, tuna fish and rice loaf, and various soups and warm egg-topped luncheon dishes. Contains detailed measurements and cooking steps.
A humorous exchange where a nephew asks an aunt her age and guesses forty six, while the aunt quips about looking younger at forty seven. The dialogue pivots on playful misperception and literary irony about poetry and waste baskets.
The item notes a student named Smith who has spent 30 terms in a freshman class, a situation described as stale and the student no longer being a freshman.
A fire erupted yesterday in the Gazette editorial offices causing damage and prompting an urgent response. No injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation.
A brief tale shows an exchange where a tough man demands a wallet and the other claims loss, threatening to go to the police station for help. The dialogue reflects a tense, idle skit of intimidation and pursuit of stolen goods.
A distraught wife at the police station shows a photo and says her husband vanished after leaving home. She pleads for a rapid search as the inspector questions her about the disappearance. The exchange underscores the urgent call to locate the missing man.
Andy ends up feeling better when he feels worse as a curious paradox. The piece frames Andy as a hypochondriac and questions the motive behind his health anxieties.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer shows a neighborly scene as a woman asks about scratching a ticket and Mrs Dumbbell exclaims about whether it has a bite, hinting at a light minded joke or pun in a street exchange.
A lecturer claimed strong audience impact, noting many viewers shifted in their seats and others left their seats during the presentation. The remark highlights an unusually engaging or provocative moment in the talk.
A father explains a hospital garden as a space where the sick go when they are well and come back to when they recover. The line uses a playful contrast to describe healing and care in a metaphorical garden setting.
Poultry expert R L Watkins outlines winter feeding to maximize egg production. He stresses mature healthy hens, proper housing, and balanced rations of egg mash plus grains, meat and bone meal, minerals, and greens to sustain weight and output.
A poultry professor praises cod liver oil for stronger, healthier birds and better eggs. He notes fewer leg weaknesses in late winter, sturdier shells, more and stronger hatchlings, and fewer blood spots. Feed options include semi solids like buttermilk, cottage cheese, or mixing a cup with scratch grain for 100 hens weekly.
Some butcher shops install bone grinders and sell ground green bone as feed. Do not grind poultry offal because it risks transmitting disease to the sock, especially tuberculosis. When purchasing green bone, spread it thin in a cold room to prevent center heating and spalling. only thinly spread keeps it longer.
Fresh water should be available to hens at all times. In extremely cold weather birds need more corn and grain than in mild weather. Birds prefer grain feeds and the mash consumed depends on the amount of grain fed.
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