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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1937
Page
3
Betty Wells describes simple home remodeling ideas including a garden guest house with knotty pine interior and built in features. She also details Anna's kitchen plan featuring grass green furniture, white walls, green accents, and gingham curtains to brighten mood and ease daily tasks.
An article extols water as essential to life noting humans live longer without food than without drink. It advises daily intake of at least eight glasses, offers beverage recipes and meal ideas, and provides simple kitchen preparations for desserts, salads, and entrees.
A description of a home featuring a warm gray body red roof bright green shutters and white trim. The vibrant palette gives a cheerful sunshine effect against old trees and is noted as enhancing modern architecture including modified Dutch Colonial and bungalow styles.
Farm topics discuss using corn to make silage for winter feed. Trench silos suit small farms and those with large herds, offering cheaper, simpler construction and reduced risk from weather. Silage preserves forage and supports soil-building crops on limited land.
Extension dairyman E A Hanson from the University of Minnesota advises strict early fall feeding for freshening cows to raise year round butterfat. He urges hay and grain for cows from poor pastures and silage after harvest, plus a six week dry period for good producers to sustain higher milk output.
Ohio poultry researchers advise raising day-old chicks away from older birds and keeping them on range at the experiment station. Mortality fell from 56 percent in isolated chicks to 24 percent in pullets grown to laying age away from the station, signaling a shift toward specialized commercial production of ready-to-lay pullets.
A compilation of farming tips and statistics notes ten eggs per pound and 5,035,000 farm vehicles in use. It covers fertilizer forms nitrate of soda sulphate of ammonia cyanamid, Canada as a honey exporter in 1936, potato storage advice, the 1937 lamb crop near 31,000,000 head, and eggs whipping with room temperature versus chilling.
Mrs. Post answers readers on why visiting cards are left, including how they help identify full names and addresses. She covers wedding announcements, proper invitation wording for anniversaries, responses to invites, wedding breakfasts, and Sunday tailcoat norms in a concise Q and A from the WNU Service.
The Happiness Trio PRIDE presents chic outfits for youth and adults with a utility model suitable for daughter or mother. Includes a two piece dress, a hena coloured wool picnic dress, and a five piece frock for kitchen capers. Patterns 1336 1381 1286 cover sizes 12 to 48 with yardage details and Chicago address for orders.
A collection of wry sayings on human nature, language shifts, luck, and everyday quirks. The passages mix humor about society, slang’s fate, and a farmer’s view of physical culture, noting how words and behavior shape daily life.
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