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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
8
A coastal scene along the California shore reports numerous seals gathered near rocky ledges and tide pools. Scientists note the colony appears active with pups present, signaling healthy ocean conditions and evolving wildlife patterns.
A quirky, instructional piece by Betsy Gallister discusses creative uses for leftovers. It explores practical tips on repurposing stale bread, potatoes, and meats into soups, stews, roasts, and mixed dishes, emphasizing thrift and convenience in everyday cooking.
A fragment describes maple sap tapping methods on a tree, noting tools and steps to collect sap. It mentions gathering sap into containers, timing taps, and the aim to produce enough syrup while protecting the tree.
Fragmentary reading mentions a fruit fritter dish and a heated sauce. It hints at entertaining guests and a tasting context but lacks coherent details, names, dates or locations.
A garbled clipping blends superstition and dessert recipes. It references Venus and luck in love while detailing dishes like Fruity Fritters, Chocolate Nut Pudding, Lemon Glaze Treats, and Cherry Fritters. The text imitates a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style with recipes and social musings.
The Vice President is not a senator and cannot vote except to break a tie. The president pro tempore presides and may not participate in debate. The speaker of the changes of state officials is a member and has all privileges of a member on the floor.
Dorothy Edhorns presents a playful gradient of picture riddles about Harry and colorful balloons. Readers guess hidden numbers, erase words to form clues, and solve balloon sharing and color matching tasks.
The report highlights Jackie Coogan earning a million dollars before ten, Yehudi Menuhin performing a violin recital in New York, and Christopher Rabin as the son of A. A. Line, linking Breiten poet and novelist works with themes about growing up.
Instructions describe making a small doll carriage from paper and milk bottle tops. It outlines cutting two halves, folding and inserting paper fasteners, punching corner holes, securing top and body, and mounting four wheels to complete the carriage. The text notes aligning dotted lines and using a larger pattern if needed.
A New Jersey agricultural experiment station report notes that lack of vitamins A and D and B cause growth issues and higher mortality in young chicks. Whole yellow corn meal and cod liver oil provide these vitamins. sunlight and wheat bran supply B and D. Adequate vitamins are essential for successful chick rearing.
Western and eastern turkey growers move toward confined housing and standardized marketing through pools and cooperatives. The Pennsylvania experiment shows confinement ratings meet or exceed expectations. Maryland growers report success with close confinement aided by early production standards.
A University of Urbana expert notes feed costs dominate egg production and outlines an economical ration aimed at 40 cents a dozen or less. The suggested mix includes 195 pounds yellow corn, 10 pounds ground wheat, 100 pounds ground oats, 100 pounds meat scrap, and five pounds it, with an estimated cost near 1.68 dollars per hundred.
The guide discusses keeping hens healthy in warm houses, with clean straw, proper sanitation, and charcoal use. It advises correct feeding with grain and occasional apples, plus green foods for nutrition. It notes hens lay about forty to sixty eggs in August and stresses calm birds to prevent trouble in the hen house.
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