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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
4
Dairy expert John A. Arey argues against relying on immature spring grass for cattle roughage. He notes immature grass is mostly water and cannot sustain bodyweight or milk production, urging dry roughage and temporary grazing as substitutes. A grain ration is recommended at all times.
A dilapidated old man asks a hospital porter to admit him. The porter refuses noting it is a veterinary hospital. The man insists he is an old soldier and a veteran, claiming this entitles him to care. The exchange ends with the porter denying entry.
The Postum Company advertises a free week’s supply of health giving Postum to readers who write for It-Adv, inviting inquiries in a separate section of the paper.
The manager explains his preference for players who value home life, saying the core of baseball is getting home and that caring about home makes a player more driven to reach it. He emphasizes the motivating power of a strong sense of home for better on-field effort.
H P Rusk of the University of Illinois predicts record pasture seeding as farms shift from grain to grass under AAA policies. He cites a bluegrass red clover sweet clover timothy and white clover mix as suitable for early livestock carrying capacity on contracted acres while complying with contract terms.
A light social note jokes that women spend freely while men tease about wives needing a doctor when too sick to shop. The quip contrasts domestic budgeting with medical excuses and humor from daily life.
A dialogue shows a former United States customs inspector unemployed and aiming for two good millinery positions in a large department store. The exchange notes his prior experience and ambition to reenter work.
A terse report notes Cause and Effect gave a weak performance during last night's event as the team faced criticism from spectators and judges. The segment highlights frustration with the act and the lack of clear outcomes or awards for the competitors.
A London customer complains the tea is weak at a stall. The server asks if he meant weak yet adds a plea for his patience as the pot is served. The exchange ends with a light, humorous misunderstanding over the order.
A playful exchange has Jimmy asking Mr. Tingle which baseball club he belongs to. Mr. Tingle replies he belongs to none, prompting Jimmy to claim he heard Malia labeled him a good cutler.
In Garden City a teacher found her pupils talking loudly. A student claimed the mothers at a card party had chatted all at once, prompting the humorous comparison to parental behavior. The exchange highlights classroom mischief and social expectations.
Ohio 4 H clubs prepare for 1934 with 48 000 members and 4 800 leaders. Ohio ranked fourth in 1933 with 80 percent completing projects and 50 944 undertaken, 41 092 finished. National total 970 000 members.
The world tobacco harvest totals about 4 billion pounds annually. Early crops aid California's strong agricultural showing. Peru cotton planters expect a profitable season for the first time in three years. Kiowa reservation Indians in Oklahoma terrace 13 000 acres for soil conservation. Mississippi ranks twelfth in cheese production with over 5 million pounds manufactured last year.
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