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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1938

Page

3

Homemaker hints for bride hosts by Betty Wells

A domestic article gives practical rules for starting a hostess career. Emphasizing appearance, timing, and a simple but stylish party plan, it advises ready outfits, a single standout menu touch, organized dishware, and budget friendly decorations. It also details a sample home makeover with color schemes, fabrics, and furniture choices to present a cohesive, inviting setting.

Meat Essential in Well-Rounded Diet

Meat is valued for high quality protein and strength building. The text covers meat's role alongside milk eggs fish vegetables fruits cereals and fats, and provides several recipe ideas including Frizzled Beef French Hamburger Sandwiches Jellied Meat Loaf Club Sandwiches and Fillet of Beef with Bearnaise sauce.

Harmonious Modern Room Color Scheme by Noted Decorator

A modern room features a monotone beige palette with pink beige walls and a beige carpet. Natural color upholstery is self checked while chintz draperies stripe beige and brown. One large easy chair is covered in blue.

Betty Wells

Preventing Swine Disease Through Clean Pastures

Dr Grinnells notes that keeping pigs in clean pastures reduces losses from diseases and parasites. Warm damp weather promotes infectious enteritis or necrotic disease, which can wipe out herds. Do not vaccinate pigs with hog cholera serum for other diseases. consult a county agent or veterinarian for proper diagnosis.

C. D. Grinnells North Carolina Agricultural College Service

Dark yolked eggs can be produced by feed management

A Rural New Yorker writer explains how yolk color responds to diet. Increasing alfalfa leaf meal darkens yolks, while white corn lightens them. ranges and seasonal grazing also affect yolk shade.

New Yorker

Soil conservation draws wide public interest nationwide

About 740000 people from diverse backgrounds visited Soil Conservation service demonstration projects and CCC camp areas to inspect erosion control measures. Roughly 500000 were farmers seeking specific soil-saving information, while the rest showed public interest in the program.

CCC Soil Conservation Service Department of Agriculture

Farm Advice on Nutrition and Shelter for Livestock

The article explains spreading limestone before corn grows tall to avoid interference. It notes cattle fatten best on roughage, with gains faster on good grazing. It mentions horses thinning from tooth irregularities and better endurance when turned out at night with water and salt. A family with 2 horses, 10 cows, 5 hogs, 100 hens uses about 600 gallons of water daily. It suggests range shelters reduce poultry mortality and pay for themselves.

Six Guns and Carpet Tacks in Gallos County Tale

Folklore style tale set in Gallos County centers on Butch Manton a cow thief, a lynching at a tree, a barroom shooting with Johnnie Rucker, and Sheriff Tom pursuing the gang toward the Diablo country as carpet tacks helped decide the moment. The narrative frames a mythic clash of gunmen and frontier justice.

Along the Highway No one is faultless drivers warned

The article warns that ownership does not shield drivers from fault and that distraction causes accidents on busy roads. It stresses that modern driving favors the bold over the careful and urges focus to avoid crashes.

Butch Manton Caught by Tom Through Tacks in Dark

In a rural scene Tom captures Butch Manton after bringing him from jail to a road bend where he was hanged. Tom laid tack traps to ambush Butch as he moved in the dark, triggering his capture when Butch stepped on an exposed tack.

Butch Tom Butch Manton Johnnie

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B. C Bridge Edith M. Barber Bell Syndicate WNU Service Gallos County Johnnie Rucker McClure Newspaper Syndica Wnu Service Diablo Canyon Firestone Firestone Tire Firestone Auto Supply and Service Ual Te Xm Thi Champion Farmers of America Everett Mitchell Voice OF Firestone Richard Crooks Margaret Speaks Firestone Symphony Alfred Wallenstein
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