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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
3
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The article by William A. Radford promotes building a low cost implement shed to protect farm machinery. It describes a 16 by 40 foot design with two open fronts and one enclosed section with a concrete floor, lightning protection, and post-supported framing. The plan allows easy expansion by adding additional sections as needed.
The article explains why reroofing directly over old shingles is now common. It highlights insulation preservation, cooler summers and reduced heating costs, simpler work, and lower risk of weather damage. It notes improved home value and improved curb appeal from harmonized colors.
United States Bureau of Standards tests show that two inch solid partitions match or exceed acoustical performance of other partitions, with solid plaster walls offering advantages in small apartment spaces featuring kitchenettes.
Home advice stresses window frames as essential for weather tightness and comfort. Proper frames resist wind and rain with features like double shoulder sills, grooves, rabbeted joints, and water grooves to prevent leaks and costly repairs.
Helen Bishop notes in Arts and Decoration Magazine a decade long renaissance in American architecture. A shift from the nineties frame house to Colonial design, then Mediterranean styles with Spanish influence, now integral to Florida and California housing.
Good taste in planning and decoration creates authentic charm in a home, regardless of budget. Knowing how to apply tasteful choices yields meaningful results beyond money.
Built-in medicine chests give the walls of the bathroom a pleasing and uniform appearance. Finished to pick et silver with many attractive designs on the mirror, these chests appeal to diverse tastes and suit all color schemes.
Ohio State extension dairy specialist L. L. Blackman says breeding cows to freshen in fall yields a steadier milk flow and higher annual production. A study of 10,000 records shows fall freshening cows averaging 6,889 pounds annually versus 5,842 pounds for spring freshening, with implications for price and income.
An article explains the cow's sensitive nervous system affects milk production when stressed or uncomfortable. It recommends clipping around the udder, flanks, underline, and tail to prevent dirt and bacteria from entering milk and souring flavor, plus wiping with a damp cloth before milking.
Extracts made from real vegetables like lettuce celery potatoes cabbage and onions preserve the essentials in concentrated form after years of study. One pound of extract yields about 60 cups of soup and domestic and tropical fruits are planned for addition later.
The Greek Y M C A proposes a Temple of Youth in Athens blending ancient grandeur with modern recreation. One million dollars is being raised with support from several wealthy Americans through the North American cooperating committee.
A persistent woodpecker drilled two holes through wooden protection on pipes from a large tank, freezing temperatures split the tank and released the water, leaving Emmons Minnesota without water according to the St. Paul Dispatch.
A witty line about a man boring a woman until her dog arrives. He asks if she has taught the dog more tricks since his last visit. She replies that the dog will fetch his hat if he whistles, in a humorous exchange.
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt captures a street corner exchange where a poet warns against endurance and an actuary counters with a bleak forecast. The conversational pair undercuts permanence with urban irony.
A Life magazine quip notes that when told to stop kissing, Jack complied each time, highlighting a humorous pattern of obedience and light social commentary captured in a brief exchange.
Prof. R. H. Olmstead reported survey results at the State Dairy Men's Association meeting showing cows in Pennsylvania fed silage produced about 1200 more pounds of milk and over 30 pounds more butterfat annually. Lancaster County silos correlated with $430.50 higher Labor income per farm due to year round succulent feed, with corn silage highlighted as optimal.
Several different grain mixtures can be used successfully in feeding young calves depending on availability and feed prices. A mixture of one third corn or barley one third oats and one third bran proves suitable. Corn and oats may be fed as shelled corn and whole oats. If barley is used it should be ground. Grinding corn and oats is beneficial if a grinder is available. A mix of one half barley and one half oats works well, or one half corn and one half oats.
An advertisement touts a cold remedy named Bromo Quinine tablets with a claim of curing a cold in one day. It advises looking for E. W. Grove signature on the box and lists a price of 30 cents.
Mothers praise Fletcher's Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for infant colic constipation and diarrhea. The ad urges early use at first signs and notes a care book included with the product. It advises consulting a doctor for real sickness and highlights Castoria’s safety and sweetness.
The quality of butter depends on when you stop churning. Stop when granules are wheat sized or split pea sized to avoid passing through the strainer. Overchurned butter holds extra buttermilk making washing hard. Draw off buttermilk immediately after churning.
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