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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1937
Page
3
A reader seeks decorating guidance for a compact living room and adjoining dining room. Advisors propose aquamarine walls across both rooms with matching venetian blinds, pale cafe au lait draperies, and mulberry damask upholstery to harmonize with walnut furniture and oriental rugs.
Edith M Barber notes the historical shift from raw to cooked vegetables and their role in minerals and vitamins. The article includes recipes for mixed vegetable salad spiced peach salad glazed carrots cocktail sauce and cucumber dishes plus butterscotch pie and shrimp and celery sandwiches with detailed methods and measurements.
John Smith of Ozone Park New York faced a comical medical mix up when his identical name led to a hospital stay and near surgery for a finger infection. Doctors and nurses misidentified him amid an unnecessary procedure before realizing the mix up.
A reflection on Haydn composing with joy as thoughts of God inspire cheerful music. A health note cites that the average man inhales over 500 cubic feet of air daily and lungs accumulate about 1.2 pounds of dust yearly amid city dust levels around 230 tons per square mile each month.
Extension dairy experts say adding molasses preserves green crops for silos with minimal feed value loss. Corn silage stores well due to preservatives, but legumes and grasses need molasses. Harvest early for higher value. cut in milk stage for cereals. store promptly, add 40–45 pounds molasses per ton of cereal or grass and 75–80 pounds per ton of legume.
Colorado State College extension poultryman O C Ufford warns that producers lose hundreds weekly in warm weather from perishable fertile eggs. He recommends marketing roosters in summer to reduce infertility, one nest per four hens, gathering eggs multiple times daily, cooling before packing, storing in a cool cellar or damp sack, and marketing every three to four days to protect profits.
The Soil Conservation Service finds mowing weeds and brush on erosion control areas promotes beneficial grasses like clover and lespedera, reducing competition for moisture and nutrients and improving turf resistance to erosion. Over the last two years mowing expanded to more than 100000 acres. High mowing, four to six inches, is advised when weeds are in full bloom.
Three major adjustments in milk transportation and production practices would save farmers thousands of dollars annually, according to University of Illinois agricultural economists. They suggest rearranging hauling routes to cut mileage and raise load, marketing more milk through country plants, and reducing seasonal production fluctuations to benefit producers and consumers.
University of Illinois observations show high protein feeds yield faster gains better finish and lower costs in cattle fattening. Linseed meal soybean oil meal and cottonseed meal are common feeds. Feeding one pound of these per seven to ten pounds of corn proves profitable, depending on cattle age and roughage type.
Good ventilation in the poultry flock prevents heat prostration. Open the north side and east or west side windows or doors for air movement. Do not use room ventilators as they increase air flow. Roofing insulation helps reduce indoor temperatures.
A 5 1 4 inch key square repeated creates a two square look. Complete instructions, materials, and illustrations for pattern 5845 are available from The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins.
Prepare apple sauce then mix with sugar marmalade and cream. Fold in whipped cream and freeze in a tray until firm for about two hours yielding six servings.
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