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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
7
Craft note promotes swan motifs for towels scarves and pillowcases with simple applique finish. Includes transfer patterns two sizes and instructions plus stitch guides. Send 15 cents for Pattern 1581 to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York.
A reflective piece notes three kinds of men the Maybe Yes and No types. It argues wisdom arrives late after effort and wealth. It observes Fortune smiles briefly then threatens once success is built. Courage in danger earns followers, while self analysis is elusive and rare.
An advertising note touts Bayer Aspirin as a rapid sore throat remedy. It instructs crushing three tablets in water, gargling twice with head tilted back, claiming local anesthetic relief and quick pain relief at low cost.
U S Department of Agriculture researchers report 13 cross hybrids show strong potential for farm use. Notable crosses include Rhode Island Red with White Wyandotte and Barred Plymouth Rock with Rhode Island Red, with advantages in egg production weight and reduced broodiness. Both hybrids outperform pure Rhode Island Reds for broiler production.
Observations from the Wisconsin experiment station reported in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association show mastitis affects the two rear udder quarters more often than the front ones. No significant difference between right and left halves. rear quarters bear more pressure and produce 60 percent of milk, increasing infection risk.
W R Chapline chief of the division of range research United States forest service told the International Grasslands conference at Aberystwith Wales that overgrazed range lands totaling 728 million acres supporting about 55 million head of livestock must be restored by better range management. Programs will require years of determined cooperative effort.
The article explains storing eggs at about 55 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent germ development and maintain interior quality. It notes that a well ventilated basement is usually the most desirable place to hold eggs on an average farm, balancing temperature and avoiding sweating when moved.
A Wallaces' Farmer writer urges flushing sows ten days before breeding by rapid nutrition. Use corn or similar feed with tankage skimmilk buttermilk or their mix. A suggested ration includes 50 lb tankage 25 lb linseed meal 25 lb alfalfa meal fed up to 0.75 lb daily.
A playful mix of lines featuring a teacher and Tommy debating animals and family nicknames, then a joke about being a coin collector and planning to talk. The snippets sketch light, old magazine humor and a boyish coin theme.
Terse vignette describes a shiftless man who collapses in bed after a coon hunt with clothes on including his boots. His wife wakes him to rise, and he mutters that the shoes are not his good ones, revealing a habit of careless pride or mischief.
Ad copy extols Pepsodent toothpaste featuring Irium notches brighter teeth. It invites readers to marvel at radiant smiles and gratitude for choosing the product.
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