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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
2
A fragment from Stray Stories Magazine notes a tutoring conflict as Miss Cayenne adjusts roles from teacher to referee in a tense scene. The dialogue recalls a late start, a boy kept in, and a dispute during a singing school amid dissensions.
A pleasantry laden remark recalls a remark about Jim who is said to be missing or unaccounted. The dialogue hints at a lighthearted dig about his absence and prior evasiveness.
Dr. C F Garrett recommends keeping cows off rough green forage at least five hours before milking to reduce seedy, garlic, and onion flavors and improve milk taste. Start after morning milking and return cows to pasture after night milking, extending this practice during the entire pasture season for best flavor.
Oklahoma experiment station findings show no increase in breeder mortality when green feed is supplied during protein forcing. Green feed protects hatchability and allows protein levels up to 28 percent with daily sprouted oats or alfalfa meal. Using green feed alongside lighting helps sustain egg production advances.
Marion Clark of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises selecting a pond site where drainage from clean pasture or meadow enters the pond. Water from barnyards and lots should never drain into stock ponds, and terraces should divert contaminated water to a separate watershed to protect pond quality.
A NC State poultryman notes the common grain mix is 60 percent yellow corn and 40 percent wheat. He adds the ration should reflect farm yields and grain costs. He suggests substituting barley or oats for part of the mix if abundant, but not exceeding 30 percent of the total.
Hogs provide the most edible meat relative to other livestock. Fire incidents show seven in a hundred farm fires start from sparks landing on roofs. Spring oats offer rapid, cheap pasturage. Milk cows need 100 to 300 pounds of water daily per Missouri station. Over 50 fruits and vegetables are commercially important. In ten years US tobacco averaged 1.35 billion pounds from 1.74 million acres with farm value around $214 million.
The Boston statue honors Anne Hutchinson as a courageous exponent of civil liberty and religious tolerance, but 1637 records call her a notorious imposter and heresy. Her trial led to banishment, yet she inspired religious freedom and women’s clubs in America, influencing later constitutional rights. Hutchinson fled to Rhode Island, then New York, where she and her children were killed.
The article chronicles Charles Farrar Browne known as Artemus Ward born 1834 in Blaine who rose from printing apprentice to Cleveland reporter and Vanity Fair editor. It details his creation of Artemus Ward the traveling showman persona, his book Artemus Ward His Book, and his rise to a national figure whose humor reached President Lincoln who quoted Ward amid the Civil War context and Emancipation Proclamation discussions. Ward influenced American humor and gained fame in England before his 1867 death.
Fashion notes promote bloom on dresses this Spring with easy embroidery. Learn to renew plain gowns using running stitches and large small nosegays in wool floss or chenille. Pattern 5801 offers transfer motifs in varied sizes and colors, with color illustrations. Send payment to The Sewing Oil Household Arts Dept. at 259 Fourteenth Street for pattern 5801, include name and address.
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