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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1932

Page

2

Stickytoes Secret Winter Home Revealed

Johnny Chuck learns from Stickytoes the Tree Toad how he spent winters in a greenhouse pot at Farmer Brown's house. The toad describes warm earth, plants in pots, and a snowy outside world, with human care keeping it summer indoors. He plans to return there this coming winter.

Stickytoes Tree Toad Johnny Chuck Johnny Brown Farmer Brown Mistress Spring T. W. Burgess WNU

The Old Way By Douglas Malloch

A poem about changing loves and nostalgia contrasts new romances with past affections. The speaker recalls each night finding a new place and face, while a steady old day returns to a single partner who marries locally in town. It notes pros and cons of seizing newer joys versus settling with known love.

Douglas Malloch

Cassius Borers记录 of a selfish man and self-serving ends

A terse note portrays Cassius as a vile selfish man always seeking to advance his own ends through persistent effort and self into gain.

Cassius

Boners and Brain Teasers From a 1932 Newspaper Page

A collection of humorous exam boners and curiosities, including a cliffside fall, biblical animal speech, and quirks in definitions. Also featured are a Renaissance blood circulation note, a bacon quote on talk, and a vintage nut loaf recipe from the Western Newspaper Union.

Western Newspaper Union

Bran foods aid digestion and easy intake in cereals

An older dietary note extols bran for constipation relief and easy swallowing. It recommends adding tasteless bran to cooked cereals, water, or all foods. It provides recipes for Bran Muffins and Bran Bread with measurements and mixing tips.

Our Government How It Operates in Trade Matters

The article explains how commerce relies on supply and demand, with the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce guiding export insight. It details the foreign service, including trade attaches, commissioners, consuls, and staff, who report market needs, tariffs, and investment risks to inform American buyers and sellers.

Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Department of Commerce Ceylon Bradford Foreign Service of the United States Department of State State Department Executive Brazil Spain Siam Washington Therm Union

Cold Waves Fought in Poultry Houses

Ohio State University agricultural engineer H P Twitchell explains insulating poultry houses with corn stalks around exterior walls for winter protection. Recommend tight construction and snug doors windows, vent changes by season, and optional cement paste paint over insulation board. Two coats cover 80 sq ft with twelve pounds cement twelve pounds sand and one gallon sour milk.

H. P. Twitchell Ohio State University WNU

Bringing Pullets Back to Winter Laying

Missouri Farmer reports on restoring pullets to production after molt in November or December. It notes insufficient winter lay, fault in management or feeding, and heavy fall lay leading to weight loss. Two common methods are electric lighting and moist crumbly mash feeding, with careful, regular light schedules and low intensity night lighting to boost feed intake and cut costs.

Berley Winton Missouri College of Agriculture

Poultry Facts and Breeding Notes From Farm Journal

Poultry notes warn against turkey inbreeding to avoid lack of vitality and deformities. Guinea fowls mate in pairs but one male may serve three or four females. The 1932 turkey crop rose 13 percent to around 18 million birds, though US production remains near levels from years past. A New York Leghorn pullet set a world egg record with 355 eggs, nearly tying the historic British Columbia mark.

New York British Columbia

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Donald Frank Queen Master Photo Finishers of America F. P. Crawford Columbus Ohio By Thornton W. Burgess Charley Fox Euclid Cleveland Charley Papa Bell Syndicata Hollywood Hortwood E. &. Crumplar Bureau of Identification By Douglas Malloch Gareth Eve Balaam Jonah Bacon Bell Syndicate WNN Girlgag Doris Wiliam Bruckart Turkey United States
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