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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
3
Dr. W C Thompson of Rutgers explains that milk improves feed intake and egg production during hot weather. Liquid milk and milk pastes raise consumption. start with 2 pounds per 100 birds, rising to 4 as tolerated, and continue feeding into late September for best results.
University Farm extension dairyman H. R. Searles says flies do not cause the dip in summer milk output. He urges better feeding practices, notes summer is a low cost period for dairymen, and outlines hay based rations, pasture management, and grain supplements to maintain production during grass shortages.
The report notes 19 million irrigated acres in the West and that New York and Wisconsin lead cheese making. It cites 18 distinct cheese varieties on the market and Argentina wheat for 1937–38 at about 6,006,000 tons. Supplemental irrigation covers nearly 1,000,000 acres east of the 100th meridian. The Iowa corn crop has exceeded $200,000,000 in on-farm value in eighteen years since 1912.
C Houston Goudiss extols bananas as a top nutrient source. Fully ripened fruit delivers rapid energy from sugars while providing vitamins A B C and G and 11 minerals. Bananas aid digestion, support growth from infancy to old age, and pair well with milk for weight gain.
The reader asks about digestive discomfort from peas and beans and learns they can be eaten without distress if pureed. A second note compares potatoes, stating sweet potatoes provide more vitamin A than white potatoes and both have vitamins A B and C, with sweet potatoes being the richer source.
A girl designs blue and white linen with white snow crystal embroidery for a dressing table. She fits it to an unusual space using coins to mark random placements and three strand white cotton to stitch. The piece grows with varying crystal sizes and is showcased alongside a Sewing Book offering patterns.
A speaker urges improving the home environment for children. Emphasizes small daily acts like kind words and avoiding nagging as the seeds of happier, nobler manhood and womanhood.
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