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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1938

Page

7

Interior Makeover Ideas for Maple Themed Rooms

Betty Wells offers tips from a couple’s home project, highlighting maple wood accents and white organdy canopies. She describes a canary yellow and green bedroom, cherry patterned dining room, and pratical linoleum walls in bathrooms for easy cleaning and themed linens.

Elinor

Americans in Lead As Fruit Eaters

Fruit consumption in the United States rises with affordable fresh and canned options. The piece cites nutritional value from fruits and vegetables, offers recipes such as Avocado and Tomato Salad and Pineapple Bavarian Rice, and notes preservation methods for cherries and berries.

The Courageous Nurse Who Talked Down a Coke Craving Thief

Anna Robinson of Bronx, N Y, a nurse in Jeffersonville New York in 1927, faced a cocaine addled intruder in a doctor's office. She calmed him with careful talk, diverted him to the health officer, and he surrendered without violence. Her quick thinking ended the danger and led to his arrest.

Ello Anna Robinson Bronx N. Y Anna New York Jeffersonville WIN Service

Ample Space for Pullets Best Summer Plan

Dr. Thompson outlines a summer poultry strategy focusing on crowd control and colony housing. Sixty pullets per unit in moveable shelters with dedicated water and feed, five units per acre, can support 300 pullets per acre when green cover is present, reducing disease and overcrowding.

Thompson Paul Pervent Selanen University

Nervousness And Ulcers In A Businessman

A businessman develops irritability and stomach pain post meals and is diagnosed with a stomach ulcer via X ray. Relief comes from rest and diet, while infection from two badly infected teeth is removed. Symptoms may recur if stress remains, linking ulcers to nerves and dental infection. Forehead headaches are discussed as possibly eyestrain or sinusitis.

Dip for Sheep Scab Proves Cure Method

Wallaces' Farmer advises dipping sheep in lime and sulfur coal tar dip or 40 percent nicotine sulphate at the container’s recommended strength. Maintain 105 to 110 degrees and two minutes per animal, three minutes for badly infested sheep, with a follow up dip 10 to 12 days later to prevent re infestation. Clean sheds, quarantine dipped sheep for 30 days, and rotate to ground unused for months.

Wallaces

Grain Feed for Chicks in Early Rearing

After eight to ten days chicks should receive grain feed two or three times daily in mash hoppers or on top of mash to reduce droppings intake. Ensure ample hopper space so all birds can eat at once. If confined in a brooder, add one percent cod liver oil supplement. omit if range access and sunlight are available.

To Blend or Not to Blend for Garden Furniture

Remember when choosing a color scheme for garden furniture you can paint it to draw attention or coat it to harmonize with the background. Colors that blend the background include hunter’s green and deep brown, a combination that proves effective.

Wiped Out by Indians and a Legendary Massachusetts Lake Name

The first English speaking settlement in Ohio at Laramie creek mouth on the Great Miami River was wiped out by French and Indians in 1749. Massachusetts lake name Chargoggagoggmanchauggogogg chaubunagungamaugg means You fish on your side I fish on my side no body fish in the middle.

Ohio Laramie Creek Great Miami River Shelby County Massachusetts

Hair Combs Through History and Royal Sandringham Tale

Hair combs made of wood bone and horn appear in Swiss lake dwellings and were used by ancient Greeks and Romans. The piece notes Sandringham Palace as a royal residence secured in 1862 by Wales, later Edward VII, valued at 1 100 000.

Sandringham Palace Es Wales

Electric eels in Amazon stun but rarely kill humans

Reports on Amazon electric eels show the shocks are not usually lethal to people but can stun humans and larger animals like horses. The piece notes that intelligent flocking birds designate a sentinel by touch or pecking to choose the next bird.

Betty Wella Amazon

Exercise for Cows In Dairy Cattle Fat Tests

C W Turner of the Missouri station reports that in 22 tests switching cows from rest to three miles daily increased butter fat percentage in 20 cases. Decreases occurred when moving from exercise to rest. During exercise feed intake rose, milk output held steady, and fat percentage rose versus rest.

C. W. Turner Missouri Station

White Plymouth Rock Compared With Barred Variety

The White Plymouth Rock is the second most popular breed in the Wisconsin Agriculturist. It shares identical characteristics with the Barred Plymouth Rock except color. It tends to be larger and more uniform, with a slightly better overall type.

Wisconsin Agriculturist

Heal thy mind the quickest cure for minor ills says Dawson

A writer in Pearson's London Weekly argues that forgetting illness speeds recovery and that dwelling on health sustains sickness. Psychology teaches that thoughts shape wellbeing and that focusing on ailments can prolong discomfort.

Lord Dawson Penn Pearson London Weekly

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