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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
3
The passage presents recipe ideas and tips from a 1981 Western Newspaper Union column. It includes a salad idea with crisp lettuce grapefruit and nuts, a creamed Finnan Haddie dish with white sauce and peppers, and a Franch Potato Soup variant. It also mentions using fish like salmon tuna or haddie and finishing touches such as borders of chopped egg.
In 1883 during a Michigan Supreme Court session held in the territorial capitol, Isaac Day known as General Day, snoozed as a thunderstorm raged. He woke, struck the floor with his staff, and commanded Silence, sending the court into convulsions of laughter.
The Montreal Family Herald notes the Cowthorpe oak as England’s oldest, about 1600 years old. It grew near a Roman road near Wetherby, once housed 100 children in its hollow, and in 1842 held 74 tons of timber with a 60 foot trunk circumference. Now only massive limbs remain while leaves reappear each spring and work continues to preserve it.
Eskimos inhabit Nome on the Seward Peninsula and communities along Alaska and Canada coasts. They also live on the Alaska Peninsula, in the southwest, and reach toward the Greenland area in the northeast.
Miss Sere remarks on her grandfather as one of the city’s oldest inhabitants. Miss Pert notes she has reportedly inherited that distinction from him.
Washington Star notes a trend of skilled individuals facing incarceration, highlighting rising legal scrutiny and the impact on reputations, careers, and public perception. The piece emphasizes systemic pressures and the cost to society of prosecuting and detaining capable figures.
Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum debating messaging to constituents. He seeks to retract previous statements as public expectations shift from mending fences to burning bridges amid changing times.
A witty exchange hints at a social scene with sharp dialogue and light innuendo between unnamed speakers. The fragment suggests a humorous moment about request and posture with a casually charged tone.
A friend at the couple’s efficiency apartment asks about an odd sound. The host explains the noise comes from the tio cans going down the incinerator, describing the domestic scene with understated humor.
A man was abducted by gunmen who forced him into a vehicle in a troubling early incident. Police investigate the assault and seek suspects described as armed. Local residents are urged to come forward with any information to aid the inquiry.
A brief debate contrasts art and literature with the question which appears more generally. The piece notes that many would prefer sending a picture post card over writing a letter, signaling art's broader appeal.
A judge sentences Plodding Pete to two years in prison after a tense exchange. Pete retorts that the judge aims to humiliate him and points to wealth affecting justice.
A serious adviser remarks that one is expected to work for the interests of a party or cause. The line reflects a prompt toward duty and loyalty in service or advocacy roles within a broader discussion.
A fragmentary item mentions Bullet McGann and an early start involving holding up midgets with an air rifle, indicating a sensational or tabloid style note amid unclear context. The passage lacks full clarity on names, places, or outcomes.
A witty remark rejects a bold invitation from an unintroduced suitor. The quip frames proper manners as essential before courting, reflecting social etiquette norms in playful fashion.
A man accused of theft faces his own plea to the jury as he questions a witness about his whereabouts during the alleged chicken theft, seeking to prove his absence from the crime scene.
J H Bodwell argues the key to egg production is the owner and team training, proper feeding, and preselecting birds. Feed fattening mash with milk for ten days if birds are poor, then switch to an egg producing diet rich in protein to avoid stressing the flock. Vines and soil fertility analogy underscores the impact of adequate nutrition on yield.
High quality capons command top prices as surplus American and heavier breed cockerels are turned into birds. Delaying caponizing beyond twelve to fifteen weeks reduces quality and increases death loss. Capons succeed best when cockerels reach about a pound to a pound and a half by eight to ten weeks. Bunty cockerels never pay.
An old barn or shed serves as an ideal finishing space for turkeys for market, per North Dakota Agricultural College. Finishing can occur in moderate confinement with adequate exercise. corn is preferred feed, but care with fall corn quality is essential to avoid digestive issues. A finishing ration of 50 lb corn 25 lb wheat 25 lb oats is suggested for poults moved to finishing four to six weeks before marketing.
Roosters sell well in this season as in others. mortality rises in hot weather. Keep any roosters for next season separate from laying stock. Sometimes keeping unusually sturdy males pays, but most roosters are more trouble in fall and winter than in the next spring.
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