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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1939
Page
9
Mrs. McBride jokes about a brave gesture to prove love. McBride replies he would perform one now. She then tells him to inform Bridget in the kitchen that she is given a week’s notice.
Mrs Meeker Dear asks about direct versus indirect taxation. Meeker replies the same as asking for money and taking it from pockets while asleep, in a Pathfinder magazine quip.
A mother spots a small green snake while searching shrubs and warns her child. The child cautions that the reptile could be as dangerous as a pipe snake, prompting a careful assessment of the situation.
Agricultural engineer W C Krueger of Rutgers advises repairing etched silo interiors promptly to stop damage. Use Portland cement washes for slightly etched surfaces and cement mortar plaster for deeply etched areas, with thorough cleaning and careful curing to improve durability and acid resistance.
Farmers are advised to top dress wheat fields with manure this winter if planning inter seeding of clover or alfalfa next spring. The Ohio experiment shows significant yield increases for red clover, alfalfa, and sweet clover on acidic soils when manure is applied compared with non manured plots.
Ohio Experiment Station researchers led by Dr. R. M. Bethke found vitamin D levels in hen rations affect egg production shell quality and hatchability. Cod liver oil proved a superior vitamin D source to ergosterol, and hens with higher vitamin D produced eggs richer in the vitamin, with the same biological form as consumed.
The Poultry Standard recognizes six farm turkeys: Bronze, Narragansett, Buff, Slate, White and Black. Differences lie mainly in size and color with Bronze and Narragansett largest and White recently so improved it ranks third in size. Buff and Slate are typically medium in size.
A cheerful note describes a friendly calico dog mascot toy ready for sewing. The pattern 6202 includes instructions and materials, with a request to send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle in New York for purchase.
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