Milk Essential In Poultry Feed Warns Ohio Expert
R M Bethke of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster warns poultry keepers not to drop milk from rations. He notes milk and green feed supply protective factors for chick growth, mortality reduction, and high hatchability. Recommend including milk in any form and high quality legume meal, with five percent dried milk and five percent alfalfa in starter and laying mashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Bethke
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Bethke
Hese
Auction Regulations Effective March 30
Ohio Department of Agriculture will enforce new rules on licensed auctions starting March 30. State Director Earl Hanefield said a livestock disease prevention law passed last year grants the department authority over buyers sellers and handlers of livestock. Under the rules all sheep offered for sale or housed at auctions must be dipped before returning to Ohio farms with full compliance by March 30 for community sales operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Earl Ho
Hanefield
State
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Cold Frames Give Plants Early Start
A guide for gardeners to start seeds early using cold frames. It covers construction with a glass sash and lumber, sinking sides 6 inches, sunward setup, drainage, soil mix, sowing in rows, moisture control, thinning, and progressive ventilation until after last frost.
Dairy herd tests honor Lorain County divisions
The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association reported top dairy performers for last month. Holstein Otis Lyndes Elyria Township led herds of five to 15 cows with 29.6 pounds butterfat and 815 pounds milk per cow, while Guernsey J F Ford Oberlin led larger herds with 33.2 pounds butterfat and 663 pounds milk per cow. Overall 36 herds totaled 558 cows, 486 milking. top butterfat was a Guernsey cow from Jackson Camp and Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Lorain County
Eppley
Jackson, Camp and Wol
Record of high butterfat cows at La Grange sale
The La Grange herd lists 73.8 pounds as the top butterfat for a Guernsey cow, with eight Holsteins among the ten high producers. Owners and records include Jackson Camp and Walcott 73.8, W F Youngsberg 62.2 and 53.9, C D Lehman and Son 60s, J L Jones 56.8 and 54.8, F Sheffield and Son 66.4, Amy Ferriman 52.1, Frank Crawford 0?2, plus others. Top milk production figures show W F Youngsberg at 1,859 pounds, John E B Carlson 1,717, J L Jones 1,670, William Bouga 1,160, Jackson Camp and Wolcott 1,604, and Lehman and Son 1,543 to 1,494 pounds.
Insects Survive Zero Weather Says Ohio Expert
Columbus march 11 in a talk Ohio State University extension specialist T H Parks notes insects endure zero temperatures when snow blankets them. He says winter cold matters little for most species, with activity months driving numbers. White grubs wireworms chinch bugs and Hessian fly ignore winter. heavy rains cut chinch bugs by two thirds. Hessian flies die in dry spells. Corn earworm and Mexican bean beetle may fail acclimation and suffer. plant lice survive as eggs. Cold weather did prevent winter plowing and helped cutworms and webworms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parka
Ohio Jersey Herds Make High Yields
Ohio continues its rise in Jersey breeding ranking as 30 herds in the state test under the Herd Improvement Registry. Charles F. Micheel of Bucyrus serves as vice president of the American Jersey Cattle Club, while Jack Shelton of College Station leads the organization founded in 1868. John Reimer’s Weston herd posted a top production record, averaging 520.06 lbs butterfat and 9.679 lbs milk per cow annually, with 12 cows on a twice daily milking schedule, now in a second test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Jersey Cattle Club
Charles F. Micheel
Bucyrus
Organization of
Jersey Breeders
Jack Shelton
College Station
Texas
Jersey
John Reimer
Weston
Cold damage to shrubs and recommended treatments
Ohio State University horticulturist Victor H Ries warns that cold snaps will visibly injure less hardy landscape shrubs in Ohio. Pruning and fertilization can partially repair damage. California privet may die to the ground and should be replaced with a hardy hedge. Prune dead wood, fertilize broadleaf evergreens, and apply March or April complete fertilizer. consider replanting with Privet varieties such as Regal, Ibota, Amur River, or European privet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
California
Ies
Amur
Buy Seed In Ohio Hanefeld Advises
Earl H. Tanefeld, Ohio state agriculture director, urges farmers to buy seed from Ohio dealers. He says unusual winter weather may cause a large crop of low quality seed and stresses local sourcing to ensure reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy Seed
Ohio
Hanefeld Advises
Earl H. Tanefeld
MEMORY LANE: GLENN HUNTER’S HOLLYWOOD TRAIL
Glenn Hunter, now back from a Chicago run of Equaring the Circle, is childed with luck and a sunny, ingenuous expression. The screen favorite known from Merton of the Movies and Waterloo Bridge recalls early poverty, stage beginnings, and later roles from Clarence to The Petrified Forest plus a love of music and sun. Born in Mills in 1896, he is remembered for Weath of the Water Tower and Smilin Through and remains a buoyant, absent minded eccentric in public and private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hunter
Circle
Chicago
Ill
Glenn
Merton
Weahington Square
Weat
Water Tower
New York
Clarence
Helen Hayes
Alfred Lunt
Mary Boland
Bille Burke
George Tyler
Tony Lumpkin
Young Woodley
June Walker
Juliet
Petrified Forest
Mills
Columbia Teachers Visit Program Closes Schools
Columbia schools closed last Wednesday for the faculty visitation program to surrounding schools. Principal M. L. Royer presided over a teachers meeting the day before to map out details of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
M. L. Royer
Twin boys born to Hawke couple in Berea
Jacquelin Charleen is named for the newborn girls, while twin boys arrived at Community Hospital in Berea on March 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hawke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelin Charleen
Arthur Hawke
Community Hospital
Berea
Miss Donna Cletzer Weds Leon Reisinger at Methodist Parsonage
The marriage of Miss Donna Cletzer of Columbia to Leon Reisinger of Belden was performed last Tuesday at ten o'clock by Rev. Paul Brown. Those present included Arthur Cletzer, Mrs. Brown, and Miss Emily Brown. The bride wore a silver pink dress with matching accessories. The couple left for a week in Cincinnati and will reside at the Cletzer home in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Cletzer
Columbia
Leon Reisinger
Belden
Paul Brown
Arthur Cletzer
Brown
Emily Brown
Cincinnati
Cletzer
Reverend Longsworth to Speak at Columbia Town Hall Meeting
Rev. W. H. Longsworth of Glenville Congregational church will address the Town send meeting at Columbia Town Hall on the evening of March 18. Special music will accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Longsworth
Glenville Congregational Church
Columbia Town Hall
School board sets May events and speaker lineup
At the last meeting the board chose May 21 for the high school commencement with Dr. Wright of Baldwin-Wallace College as speaker. Other dates include May 8 for the senior class play May 17 for the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. P Brown in the Baptist auditorium and May 20 for class night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Baptist
P. Brown
Local Briefs From New London Area
Birth notice reports Miss Joy Walkden's former Columbia ties, Frederick Bauer and wife welcome an eight and a half pound son in New London. Community updates include library additions under Robert Pointer, maple sugar efforts by Henry Weekly J Jasper and Gerald Crum, and a high school Economics Club party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Heineman
Frederick Bauer
New London
Bauer
Joy Walkden
Columbia
Grace Stone
Robert Pointer
Henry Weekly
J. Jasper
Gerald Crum
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Frank Herrington
Elyria
Frank Craig
Bigalow Road
Rollie Fitch
Lizzie Halli
Cleveland
Hall
Lydia Richards
Berea
David Jones
Jones
Viola Henke
Nancy Berry
Olive Mittersbaugh
Janet Murdock
Elnor Hawke
Mary Ellen Hickey
Frances Fenderbush
Viviene Collier
Olmsted Falls
Riggs
Lorain
William Bonner
Ridgeville
Frank Schriever
Mary Frances
Martha Jane
Belden
Paul Brown
Birth Notice for Dent Child at Community Hospital
Born March 4 at Community Hospital Be rea to Mr and Mrs George Dent Jr formerly Miss Elnora Artz a son weighing seven and one half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dent, Jr
Elnora Artz
Community Hospital
Berea
Ohio seed laws require analysis tags on all seed sales
Ohio officials promote spring seed purchases emphasizing that all seed must be sold with an analysis tag. The tag shows purity, noxious weed content, germination test, and test date. Buy from reliable home dealers to ensure accurate information and safe seed for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hanefeld
Course Offered For Grange Lecturers
Grange lecturers from Ohio will travel to Columbus March 23 and 24 for the eighth annual short course at Ohio State University. Speakers include J. W. Ficher Walter F. Kirk and L. J. Taber with topics on consumer education home and community activities Pomona lecturers rural leadership and more. Last year 155 lecturers from 53 counties attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
J. W. Ficher
Walter F. Kirk
L. J. Taber
Pomona
Grange
Ohifo
Ohio Farm Electrification Drives Rural Power Push
About 60 000 Ohio farmers have signified desire for rural electrification. Lincoln cites 8831 miles of lines and 10 658 390 dollars projected investment to supply farms. Twenty two counties have setups underway with 18 completed and awaiting loan division approval in Washington. He says electrification will boost living standards on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lincoln
Washington
Huntington Grange Pinochle and Pedro Party Planned
Huntington Grange No. 2045 sponsors a public pinochle and pedro party at the home of Mr and Mrs Irangings Con on March 14. The Grange met Thursday with twenty four in attendance and conducted business before games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington Grange
I Rancigs
The
Grange
Local Moves Highlight Community Shuffle at Gelhar Farm
The notice lists residents: Mr and Mrs Edward Auble moving into the Gelhar Farm while Mr and Mrs Gelhar relocate to Cleveland. C L Clouse visited Huntington friends last week. Louis Hawley’s children noted as 11, reflecting small town life and family movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iness
Edward Auble
Gelhar
Mrs. Gelhar
Cleveland
C. L. Clouse
Huntington
Louis Hawley
Carlisle Woman Plans Visit Home After Health Improvement
Carlisle March 11 Word reached Mr and Mrs Henry Lantsberry that their daughter Mrs Phillip Omahan who has spent months in Albuquerque New Mexico is much improved in health and plans to visit home in early summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Henry Lantsberry
Phillip Omahan
Albuqueque
N. M
Doris Jackson to entertain at Lindy Lodge St Patrick party
Miss Doris Jackson will entertain the Lindy Lodge at a St Patrick s day party Tuesday evening March 17. Mrs Ford Bachtel will entertain the Carlisle Neighborhood Club at her home on Banks road Thursday afternoon March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jackson
Ford Bachtel
Carlisle
Banks Road
Birthday Dinner Surprise for Frederick Cowles at Butternut Ridge
A Monday evening birthday surprise gathered Frederick Cowles and guests at his Butternut Ridge road home. The party included Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn, Miss Eloise Grossman of LaPorte, Clyde Newberger of Elyria, and Mr. and Mrs. Cowles, with a spring flower centerpiece on the dinner table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cowles
Butternut Ridge Road
George Quinn
Eloise Grossman
LaPorte
Clyde Newberger
Elyria
Cowles
Mrs Rahl Hosts 36th Wedding Anniversary Party
Mrs Frank Rahl returned to Chestnut Ridge after a Mothersingers Group rehearsal to find twenty two guests gathered in honor of the 36th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Rahl. A dessert course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rahl
Chestnut Ridge
Mothersingers
Mr. Rahl
Mrs. Rahl
Sunday Dinner Hosts Include Elyria Guests on LaGrange Road
Miss Cecile Pfieffer entertained Sunday at her LaGrange Road home with guests Mr and Mrs Miller Jones of Mansfield Mr and Mrs Jesse Kauffman and son and Stanley Rocher all of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Pfieffer
LaGrange Road
Miller Jones
Mansfield
Jesse Kauffman and Son
Stanley Rocher
Elyria
Clover Leaf Club Dines Then Hosts Bridge Night
The Clover Leaf Club met for dinner at the Gables in Elyria Monday evening and then went to Miss Cora Bingham’s home on Fast River road where three bridge tables were in play. Prize winners were Mrs. Joseph Stern and Jack Hallidin. The club will meet March 33 with Mrs. Henry White at her Butternut Ridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
the Gables
Elyria
Cora Bingham
Fast River Road
Joseph Stern
Jack Hallidin
Henry White
Butternut Ridge
Births Reported at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs H E Willis of LaPorte announce a son born last Wednesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Kolb of Butternut Ridge report a daughter born last Wednesday. A son born to Mr and Mrs James Gage of Carlisle at Elyria Memorial Hospital Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ollie Palmer East River Road announce a daughter born last Sunday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edison Wood Fuller Road at Elyria Memorial Hospital last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Willis
LaPorte
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Walter Kolb
Butternut Ridge
James Gage
Carlisle
Oliie Palmer
East River Road
Edison Wood
Fuller Road
Local social notes include dinners and visits around Elyria
Mr and Mrs Oscar Ramore hosted twenty Study Group members on Chestnut Ridge Monday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs A A Bungart and Barbara Ann of Avon visiting Lon Bungart and family in Grafton road. Herman Goodspeed and Mrs East avenue visited Mr and Mrs Paul Savage in Lakewood. Cleo Osborne of Diagonal road was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Littlemn Olmsted. Mrs Lloyd Yost of Miller Court, ill at Elyria Memorial, is much improved. Emma Lou Erdman attended a Queen Hathers meeting at First Methodist church in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ramore
Chestnut Ridge
A. A. Bungart
Barbara Ann
Avon
Lon Bungart
Grafton Road
Herman Goodspeed
East Avenue
Paul Savage
Lakewood
Cleo Osborne
Diagonal Road
Henry Littlemn Olmsted
Lloyd Yost
Miller Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Emma Lou Erdman
First Methodist Church i
Elyria
Local Social Visits and Illnesses Across County
Spencer Charles Ream of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLaren Mrs. Susie Ream and Mrs. Jennie Burbage. Mrs. Mary Howe spends the week in Litchfield with Victor Haines and George Swindler families. Mrs. Frank White improves from pneumonia. Miss Beatrice Nelson of Akron visited Alta Allen. Nora Eglen dined with daughter and Walter Rowe in Homerville. Otta Allen in Nankin with ill mother John Yoder. Lenard S Bridges family improves from influenza. Cecil Wolf and daughter Luella visit Berlin Heights with Stanley Wright family. Susie Ream visited Wellington and Leota Bair. Ralph Coon and two daughters of New London visit Cecil Wolf family. Peter Stark has word of sister's death near Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ream
Cleveland
Charles McLaren
Susie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Mary Howe
Litchfield
Victor Haines
George Swindler
Frank White
Beatrice Nelson
Akron
Alta Allen
Nora Eglen
Walter Rowe
Homerville
Otta Allen
Nankin
John Yoder
Lenard S Bridges
Cecil Wolf
Luella
Berlin Heights
Stanley Wright
Wellington
Leota Bair
Ralph Coon
New London
Peter Stark
Lodi
South Ridge W M 8 L A Meeting Highlights
Mrs. Milton Eppley hosted the Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies' Aid Society meeting in South Ridge on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. E. Cook presiding. Devotion centered on Christian Stewardship and Tithing. Business session led by Mrs. Milton Schlechter featured readings by Mrs. Schlechter, a duet by Mrs. Newton Baus and the Ray Pferrer, and a playlet by Mrs. Pferrer, Mrs. Ida Brown, and Mrs. Newton Baus. Mrs. Edward Brucker will host April 2. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Milton Eppley
Woman’s Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. E. Cook
Milton Schlechter
Ladies’ Aid
Schlechter
Newton Baus
Ray. Pferrer
Social notices from Elyria guests and visitors
A sequence of social visits and guest appearances in Elyria and surrounding areas includesMiss Wilda Foreman hosting a Monday meeting at her home, N W Calvert of Cleveland as a dinner guest, Mrs Herman Goodspeed spending Friday in Cleveland, the Ross family moving to Diagonal Road Eaton, Mrs Russell Rudy returning from Daytona Beach to LaPorte, Dr O E Brodbeck and family at the Borns on Butternut Ridge, Miss Sara Bucholtz visiting the Swertz home, Mr and Mrs Jacob Hoffman entertaining the Sooys from Lima, Miss Helena Seville and Mrs Hart Sumner visiting Lorain, several students returning to Ohio State after a weekend with Lev Babcock family, Celia Cole visiting Lima, Mrs Don Bungart hosting Lorain guests, Miller Jones visiting from Mansfield, Angea Dimick visiting LaGrange, and Elizabeth Chapman staying with her parents in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Foreman
Elyria
N. Ww. Calvert
Cleveland
H. H. Gregg
Herman Goodspeed
East Avenue
Ray Ross
Diagonal Road
Eaton
Russell Rudy
Daytona Beach
Fla
LaPorte
O. E. Brodbeck
George Born
Butternut Ridge Road
Sara Bucholtz
Tiffin
Jacob Swertz
Indian Hollow Road
Jacob Hoffman
Fuller Road
Frank Sooy
Lima
Helena Seville
Oberlin Road
Hart Sumner
Lou Byers
Lorain
Henry Babcock
Jack Pearce
William Long
Jack Dill
Ohio State University
Lev. Babcock
Celia Cole
Middle Avenue
South
Barbers and residents named in Ridge area list
A partial OCR list includes several barbers and residents from Ridge area such as Eshirath, B 7 Dalener Ridge, the Rev. Mra. Pferrer, Mra. Ida Stetn, Gould, Emma Ralph Fowl, Mrs. Margaret Baus, Mrs. mate, Milton Sch Edward Brecker, C. Conk and J. P. Bechtel among others. The fragmentary text lacks context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers Eshirath
Ridge
Xm. B
Dalener Ridge
Mra. Pferrer
Ida Stetn
Gould
Emma Ralph Fowl
Charles
Margaret Baus
Mate
Milton Sch
Edward Brecker
C. Conk
J. P. Bechtel
Needle Guild Society Meets for Quilt Work in Elyria
Mrs. Clarence Lapp hosted an all day Needle Guild Society meeting at her Elyria home focusing on quilting. A tureen dinner and supper were served. Plans were made for a chicken supper at Mr. and Mrs. A J Haist in Lorain on March 14. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs Cart Dramm’s home on April 1. Attending were Mrs A J Haist Edith Dehn Cart Dramm Emil Schroeder Charles Dute Albert Schroeder Matilda Dramm Milton Baus Miss Mabel Dehn and Ethel Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lapp
Needle Guild Society
Elyria
A J. Haist
Lorain
Cart Dramm
A. J. Haist
Edith Dehn
Emil Schroeder
Charles Dute
Albert Schroeder
Matilda Dramm
Milton Baus
Mabel Dehn
Ethel Thompson
Local Club and Church Notes From Amherst and Nearby
Brief items report a series of social meetings and visits across Amherst Elyria Oberlin and Vermilion. Attendees include Mrs Mary Schaub Mrs Fred Schaub Mrs Walter Grobe Mrs J P Bechtel and Mrs Gertrude Williams among others with ties to St Peter s Evangelical Church M E Church BE C B Club Pomona Grange and area families. Visits included Mrs Milton Schlechter Mrs Emma Fowl Mrs Louise Salisbury Mrs August Merthe and others with travel to Steubenville and Lorain. The Rev Heubner preached at Flat Rock and social calls continued through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schaub
Fred Schaub
Woman's Union
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Amherst
Walter Grobe
Woman’s Foreign Society
M. E
Leonard Fisk
Elyria
J. P. Bechtel
BE. C. B. Club
Gertrude Williams
George Knittle
Marion
Pomona
Harland Schlachter
Henrietta
Milton Eppley
Bruce
Frederick
Steubenville
Elmer Baxter
Joseph Baxter
Heubner
Flat Rock
Frank Laraway
Ford Bellinger
Lorain
Invisible Rays For Messages May Aid Uncle Sam's Army
CHICAGO A German born scientist uses invisible light to build a radio and television based system for U S army and submarine communications. A A Arnhym, of a prominent professional family, describes a finished set weighing about 10 pounds that a Mason officer can carry and use to handle communications for at least 35 miles without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
A. A. Arnhym
Hemroid treatment claim ad from Dr Leonhardt
An advertisement promotes Hemroid tablets as the solution for itching pain and bleeding piles by improving blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. It claims internal medicine over salves or cutting and asserts druggists offer a money back guarantee after one bottle if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
P. T. A. Meeting Next Wednesday at School
The P. T. A. will meet next Wednesday night at the school house. Following the business meeting a program will be presented by local talent.
Sunday dinner guests gather at the Rugg home
Mrs Conrad Naegele was the Sunday dinner guest of her daughter Mrs D G Kater Dr and Mrs Paul Wilkinson and Evalye Rugg of Toledo spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Rhoda Rugg and family Dorothy Dernier of Oberlin is making an indefinite visit with her mother and sister at the Rugg home Mrs Waldorf was called to Cleveland Friday by the serious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Naegele
D. G. Kater
Paul Wilkinson
Evalye Rugg
Toledo
Rhoda Rugg
Dorothy Dernier
Oberlin
Rugg
Waldorf
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cara A
Ma Fanghes
Elyria Fence Co
Temple Court
the State University
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass
Huron Street
Rwlt
Memory Lane
J. C. Brenner
Maude Adams
Townsend Speaker
Pedro Party
Spencer
W. M
L. A
Uncle Sam
Chrysler
Big Mar
Columbie Newwort
P. T. A. Meeting
Broed S&s
VIC Resar, Inc
Wyria
Onis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!