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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1931
Page
2
Martin explores a public office after hours, discovers an unsafe transformer buzzer setup, disables the electric catch, and slips into a deserted corridor. He faces Rhoda’s companion, but encounters Claire Cleveland instead, as Max Lewis confesses a theft.
Martin confronts Max Lewis over a stolen railroad ticket and trunk check as Rhoda blindsides Max with a rescue. Rhoda confirms her alibi and reveals she overheard Claire and Max arguing while hiding in darkness. They evade discovery and hide in a closet as footsteps and a lock signal danger in the corridor.
Martin and Rhoda discover a soundproof observation room behind a stagelike window. Conley, knocked out, revives as they plan an escape while Rhoda notices Claire Cleveland with Forster. Martin subdues Conley and contemplates dragging Rhoda away as the scene ends.
The National Intelligencer notes the August 26 1835 opening of the Baltimore to Washington railroad. Four trains traveled the route to Capitol Hill amid thousands of spectators, with Baltimore mayor and guests joining celebrations at Gadsby and Brown's hotels.
The cassina tree, a holly relative growing from Virginia to Texas, yields caffeinated leaves used to make a beverage. Dried leaves are boiled for two minutes or percolated for five to brew the drink.
The Washington Star warns against placing pianos in cold rooms as metal parts frost and rust when heated. Keep rooms stable year round, use blankets to shield from cold, and avoid excessive humidity or temperature swings which cause veneer checks and may require refinishing.
A Navajo woman seeking divorce reportedly uses a simple act by placing her husband’s bridle and saddle outside the door while he is away. When he returns, he must take the items and leave, signaling the end of the marriage.
Records from dairy herd improvement show grain fed to cows raises profit for dairymen. Across groups producing 5 261 to 11 937 pounds of milk, feed costs range from 55 to 145 dollars with milk values from 168 to 339 dollars and net returns from 95 to 194 dollars, illustrating feed efficiency advantages.
A controlled Ohio study by A. E. Perkins and C. F. Monroe finds no evidence acids in silage harm cows. Four cow groups compared silage rich rations to beet pulp with molasses. urine analysis showed only slight differences and no mineral loss even at 50 pounds daily.
The article explains how selective culling raises profits by weighing milk and testing butterfat, tracking feed costs. An example shows 18 cows yielding $27.48 above feed costs in February, then 8 cows sold in March, with 10 remaining producing $5.92 per cow over costs. A full year's records would safely confirm observations.
The article states two key factors for clean milk: cleanliness and coldness. It stresses clean cows, utensils, and dairymen without heavy costs, and cooling milk to 50 degrees Fahrenheit or lower within an hour, endorsing the milk tank as a practical cooling method and noting milking machines can achieve cleanliness with proper sanitation.
When pasture shortens, add grain to sustain high milk flow. Record milk production as prices fall. Remove any cows with low production to prevent losses.
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