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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
3
General Hague and Captain Benning plot a covert bid to counter a Van Hasselt led invasion. Benning travels from San Antonio to Paris to Vincennes, using Bromlitz identity and French intelligence support. The aim is to slip into Mexico City and gather actionable facts while avoiding Congressional risk.
Captain Benning meets Colonel Flagwill at the War Department who assigns a covert Mexico mission and a European voyage aboard the America. He is to destroy the instruction letter after reading, then proceed via New York to Paris with Ambassador Shields expecting him upon arrival.
Extension Poultryman G T Klein explains a cafeteria feeding method for chickens with three feeders for oats corn and laying mash. The balanced annual diet averages 41 percent corn 30 percent oats and 29 percent mash with 12.9 percent protein.
H M Ellis, former extension agricultural engineer at North Carolina State College, urges sturdy construction and high quality materials for farm fences. Use galvanized wire with at least 0.2 percent copper, strong posts, proper spacing, and good workmanship. Plan on paper before buying. avoid costly upkeep on nonessential fencing.
Farmers are fooling themselves and not their cattle when they grind up corn fodder and stemmy hay so fine the animals are unable to separate the good material from the bad. R R Snapp University of Illinois college of agriculture notes that ground fodder travels further but dilutes palatability and digestibility, reducing overall ration value.
Calf and heifer lice can be controlled without dips using a dusting mix of one part sodium flourice to two parts ordinary flour. Lightly dust over the backs from a perforated can and work into the hair base. One application is usually adequate though sodium flourice is poisonous and must be handled carefully.
The gardener should know many stringless bean varieties to maximize a crop. For early harvest select Bountiful or Golden Wax. Bountiful suits small pods and canning. Kentucky Wonder is a top pole bean with quality snap beans and multiple uses from fresh to dried.
An advertisement invites readers suffering from piles or fistula to write for a free valuable book. Dr. C M Coe promises compensation and provides his address at 503 Pine Street, St Louis, Missouri.
A reflective line about continuing effort where starting is only half the task and persistence completes the work, urging steady renewal and perseverance.
The quote contrasts prosperity with fears and distastes and notes adversity brings comforts and hopes, attributed to Bacon.
The aphorism notes that a slender shrub bent by a storm yields strength by yielding to adversity. It conveys resilience as a metaphor, linking yielding to eventual conquering in the face of force.
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