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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
2
Dairy extension specialists at Ohio State University warn that summer milk output will drop as cows lack adequate pasture. They urge supplemental feed and roughage such as silage or high quality legume hay, plus possible daytime feeding to avoid heat and flies, to maintain steady production.
The article warns that fall slump in milk yield occurs when pastures are poor and corn shucking diverts attention. It recommends sweet clover pasture or silage to sustain production, advises against pasturing high producing cows on cornstalks, and suggests using concentrates and forage for other classes of livestock.
Legume hays provide protein calcium and vitamins essential for dairy cows while other roughages lack these nutrients. If legume supply falls this year, increased soybean planting may substitute. poor weather could force burning soy hay with corn to boost silage value. Dairying without legumes is costly, and farmers should plan legume production to cut costs and improve profits.
Dairy advice highlights lean cool milk handling and pasture feeding. Breeding and feeding improvements can boost butterfat. Omaha reports 3.5 percent average fat in March 1921. Clean, disinfected calving stalls reduce losses. cheap land and pasture may cut feed costs.
William A. Radford outlines a 20 by 28 foot square style home with six rooms plus rear sleeping porch. First floor features a breakfast nook, washroom, and pantry. second floor holds three corner bedrooms and a rear sleeping porch. The design emphasizes efficient use of interior space, a wide front porch, and a basement the same size as the house.
R W Sexton discusses designing a house as an expression of sound architectural language tailored to owners. He stresses honesty in form, organizing floor plans to fit family needs, and balancing materials, masses, and voids with functional detailing. Collaboration between architect and decorator is vital to resolve layout and furnishing conflicts for the client’s benefit.
Architects note floors are more than structures, shaping room decor with color finishes and woodwork tones. Oak flooring offers beauty, economy, and durability, with varied grades and finishes lowering cost without sacrificing permanence. Architects can advise clients authoritatively on oak’s advantages.
The article notes laying shingles with 16 inch lengths and four to four and a half inch exposure yields a tight roof. It emphasizes a shingled root will last for many years and recommends proper alignment to ensure durability.
New Bedford Massachusetts holds one whaling ship, the schooner John R. Manta, as former glory fades. Capt Ulysses E Mayhew of Martha's Vineyard recalls Civil War voyages and battles with whales, while New Bedford shifts from whaling to cotton textile mills. The era of the greyhounds Wanderer and other bark are gone, leaving only memories and a dwindling crew.
In Brooklyn, the South Brooklyn and Bay Ridge Taximen's association postponed a proposal to admit women after wives learned of the plan. Officer Harry Carlson cited wives' opposition, noting that a wife seeing her husband with unfamiliar women at a meeting would look bad. The co membership plan sits idle awaiting a change of heart from the members' wives.
A diverse panel of 77 authors and professionals accepted looser usage of shall will who and whom in everyday speech. The Wisconsin professor leading the study notes wholesale rules are loosening as writers favor clear, direct expression over strict grammar.
After David's death Solomon is anointed king and offers a lavish sacrifice to God. God grants Solomon a blank check to ask for anything, and Solomon seeks wisdom to govern rightly. God blesses him with wisdom and, beyond his request, riches, honor, and long life, proving wisdom first brings true success.
A Christian Life quotation asserts the perfection of faith lies in losing sight of oneself and making everything about Christ. It emphasizes total surrender and devotion to Jesus as the central aim of the believer.
A concise editorial line declares a person is controlled by either Christ or Satan, framing personal autonomy as submission to divine or malevolent influence, in a didactic religious tone.
A compact devotional fragment notes that God remains faithful and will not abandon believers in His presence. A second line defines humility as rightly judging one’s own worth, reflecting a Spurgeon quote style.
Fifty years ago women faced limited jobs but now many fields are open. Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain of Trenton New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after years in a Unionall factory. She endorses it to factory workers and invites letters.
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