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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1944

Page

8

Local Classifieds and Batavia Notes Promote Goods and Housing

Bulk seed, farm machinery, and livestock offered for sale in Batavia details include seed potatoes, a 1927 Dodge farm truck, a McCormick Deering binder and more. Housing and rental listings appear with Fayetteville and Covington addresses. Local social updates note visits, gatherings, and club events in Batavia Ohio.

Dodge McCormic-Deering Ray Hultz Williamsville Ohio

Clear channel stations defined for rural radio service

Clear channel station shares its frequency with no other station in the United States to provide radio service for rural areas. With the large number of stations, some must share channels, using the allocated frequencies as roads through the skies.

Clear Channel United States Federal Communications Commission

Notable Sales Pitch From a Progressive Market Ad

A confident advertising block touts a leading nationwide market with customer focus. It emphasizes “we work for our customers first,” invites non customers to become buyers, and promises “Service That Satisfies” with a reference line about asking the first man you meet.

Europe Faces Postwar Livestock Shortage Challenge

Europe must rebuild its agriculture with large livestock numbers after the war. Europe lacks these herds now and will even less in the near term, risking American producers supplying looted pastures. A market must be created with agreed value and cash or kind payments, while transport capacity and feed shortages constrain shipments in the first 18 months of peace.

Europe Successful

Keeping Sows On Pasture or Hay For Pig Rearing

Swine specialists advise bred sows or gilts on good pasture or high quality hay such as lespedera, soy bean, or alfalfa. Feed just enough grain to maintain good flesh with a constant mineral mix. Begin protein supplement 30 days before farrowing, then allow sows full grain and minerals after 10 days old pig age. Hand feed about a pound of protein per sow daily. Provide a creep with shelled corn. Wean at 8 weeks on pasture and hand feed a large ear of corn per pig daily. Maintain dry mineral access and continue protein supplement until pigs reach ~75 pounds.

Boundaries and Water Rights Across Federal and State Lines

A war department engineer notes rivers are governed by usufruct rights and federal and state authorities. Naval and commercial federal powers apply only to navigable waters. States keep fishing rights and police control within limits without overriding federal prerogatives. Boundary lines often lie midway between banks unless treaties specify otherwise.

War Department United States

Global rabbit industry figures rise across Europe

The report cites Belgium about 6,000,000 rabbits yielding $60,000,000 yearly with Ostend exports to London plus domestic use. Holland exported 800,000 pounds domestic rabbits to England and 700,000 pounds of rabbit skins annually. In 1940 Germany admitted five million doe rabbits and urged 70,000,000 more does. The Rabbit Breeders Association had 160,000 members and 6,000 local societies in 1934, with 80,000,000 pounds of flesh valued at $25,000,000 and $4,000,000 in pelts. Luxembourg had 4,000 rabbit-club members and 75,000 producing rabbits.

Belgium Ostend London Stouthearted Holland England Germany Rabbit Breeders’ Association Little Duchy of Luxembourg

Labor saving farm machines slash hundreds of hours

The passage compares manual and machine labor efficiencies across crops and tasks. It notes binders versus combines for grain, hand husking versus row pickers for corn, hand versus machine potato transplants, dairy herd care by hand versus machine milking, and sugar beet cultivation with machine methods cutting hours from seventy-two to twelve for blocking and thinning.

Save the Spinach Cooking Liquid for Later Use

Do not waste the cooking liquid from spinach as it contains vitamins and minerals. Save extra liquid for soup gravy or chilled vegetable cocktail, even if you have more than needed for the greens.

Manure Spreading Advised For Permanent Pasture

Farm agronomists recommend applying manure in fall and early winter to permanent pasture. The guidance stresses timely application to improve soil fertility and forage growth while minimizing runoff risks.

Textile Industry Older Than Recorded History

The article traces the textile craft to the Stone Age with early spinning and weaving evidenced across the Far East Europe and Americas. It notes flax fabrics in England Lake Dwellers sites in Switzerland and early textiles in Peru Mexico Egypt and in caves of the American Southwest. The Navajo and early settlers from England helped establish spinning and weaving in America.

Far East Europe England Switzerland Peru Mexico Egypt New Mexico Arizona North America America

Early Chinese Trade Ties From Han to Modern Times

The article outlines ancient and medieval trade links from China to foreign lands. It notes direct overland exchange with the Roman empire in the Han dynasty, flourished relations with Arabia during the Tang, and commerce with South Sea islands in the Song Yuan Ming eras. It adds that Portuguese and Spaniards led silk and tea trade in the 17th and 18th centuries, while more recently Britain and Japan have major investments and trade interests in China.

China Arabia South Sea Islands

Soap Waste Prevention in Bathrooms and Kitchens

A perforated soap dish or drying out the dish prevents waste by keeping soap dry. Waste also occurs if soap soaks in tubs or basins during bathing. Careful removal of soap from basins or tubs reduces unnecessary melting and waste.

Potato Tuberworm Characteristics in Larva and Adult

The potato tuberworm larva reaches three eighths to one half inch and can be pink, green, white, pale yellow or light brown with a brown head. The adult moth is small with narrow wings three eighths to one half inch long and about a half inch wingspan, silver body and grayish brown wings with tiny black spots.

Potato Storage Tips for Light Freezing and Taste

POTATO STORAGE ADVICE warns against exposing tubers to light in cellars or porches to prevent greening and bitter flavor. Keep potatoes in a dark cool spot, away from direct illumination, to preserve color and taste.

Gadgets for a Professional Look While Pressing Clothes

A roundup of handy sewing aids includes a sleeve board to reach sleeves and curved areas, and a tailor's ham for shaping armholes and curves. The ham is made from two canvas ovals, stuffed after sewing, turned inside out, and kept firm with sawdust or cloth scraps.

Flavor of Milk Varies Greatly Among Cows

The article discusses how milk flavor varies with cow diet and butterfat content. It notes that feed and certain roughages can impart off flavors within hours of milking, affecting safety and quality though not as severely as weed-related flavors.

Missing Cyclops: No Trace Found After World War I Disappearance

The United States navy collier Cyclops vanished in March 1918 after leaving Barbados with 306 aboard bound for Baltimore. A calm sea and silent wireless suggested no distress call, fueling rumors but no official confirmation beyond removing the ship from registry.

Cyclops United States Navy Barbados B.W.I Baltimore Navy

From Betrothal Traditions to Vitamin C in Fruits

The article traces ancient betrothal customs from bracelets and rings to the Egyptian and Palestinian use of carved stones and metals. It also notes vitamin C content in tomatoes and canned pineapple, and that tart varieties generally have higher ascorbic acid than milder fruits.

Europe Egypt Palestine

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