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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
3
Peter begins a summer chase to learn where the river kingfisher Rattles nests. He questions the forest folk, recalls holes on the Green Meadows and Forest, and follows clues from Jiminy to discover the hidden home, wary that some places lie far from water.
Floyd Vaughan, a 20 year old pirate shortstop born in Chlifty Arkansas and learned baseball in Los Angeles, has become a standout for the Mittsburgh team. His fielding is excellent and his batting average is strong as he helped his team win games.
A home recipe for a light gelatin dessert uses peeled apples stewed until tender in water with salt and sugar, then cooled with gelatin dissolved in both cold and hot water. The apples are placed in cups, covered with the gelatin mixture, and chilled, served with whipped cream.
Soften gelatin in cold milk then scald milk and whisk in egg until thick. Fold into the gelatin mixture with sugar and flavoring. Pour into a small mold and chill. Serve plain or with fruit juice.
Poem lines reflect a Chicago centric urban anthem from 1933 by Douglas Malicch. Reader travels through gray streets and green hills toward the city as a magnet for the wandering heart. The piece contrasts city freedom with grounded home and calls to roamers.
Fron ers Bassanto performs a song titled Tell me where in fancy bread. The fragmentary line hints at a musical piece with a poetic query about location or origin.
The text describes mesa and tableland formations with abrupt or steep sides, commonly bordered by a valley, noting these landforms are typical in the arid western United States. It emphasizes geomorphology and regional occurrence.
A note discusses boners as actual humorous errors or idiosyncrasies found by teachers in examination papers and student essays. It describes these slips as mischievous yet revealing of a pupil’s thinking and language use.
The text presents a garbled mix of phrases about a court scene the Taquisition a guillotine bed quilt references Dante language shifts and a famine. It also mentions a tower of Plea lean a maid with hands and a calf waiting to be milked, with a stray number 22982 Bell 63edicate and WNU Service.
Prepared by the United talea Depart ment of Agriculture-VII gerrice, effective control of the recent outbreak of foot and mouth disease in southern California, with prospects that the plague probably has been eradicated Io announced. The original outbreak was diagnosed on April 3, and the last Infected herd had slaughtered and burled May 7. Up to June 1 the infection forces had found no other signs of foot and mouth disease either in the quarantined area or surrounding territory. All infected premises have been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected and restocking has been permitted, beginning June 15. Although many inspectors have returned to regular stations, a sufficient force remains in the quarantined area to handle emergencies. Veterinary officials remind stock owners of the disease’s highly infectious character and the rapid appearance of outbreaks. The eradication in 10 days is a record compared with earlier outbreaks that took 19 months. The shortest previous time from diagnosis to disposal of the last infected herd was 31 days.
Take precautions now to insure against cholera in pigs. Vaccination is not worth it due to market conditions. Maintain healthy pigs with proper feeding and sanitary conditions. Vaccinate at stages around weaning and keep pigs on clean pasture. Use dust or spray for pests, separate from old barnyard, and avoid letting pigs grow on a ration that delays growth.
Farmers seek rust protection as costs rise and weather takes a toll on equipment. United States Department of Agriculture notes durable machinery lasts longer. cover implements, grease moving parts, and spray or oil intricate components to prevent rust and deterioration. Clean dust and grain build-up from corners and dry areas to reduce rot.
A farmer cites experiments on lean beef and marbling to suggest lean meat can provide juiciness when cooked with surrounding fats. The note argues fat may not be essential for tenderness and that housewives may accept lean cuts with proper preparation.
A Boone County Iowa farmer reports testing 200 ears of seed corn with no bad ears and nine dead. Corn stored in racks did not touch, kept dry during sunny days and damp nights. The tester attributes potential future issues to wet weather affecting stored seed corn.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ancient Rome routes named Elaminta Fraenestina Aurelia Ostensis and Appian Wass as avenues of approach to a place called Old Rome Ancient Nome.
A Cornell University bulletin reports that selecting and breeding Leghorns can raise body weight, egg weight, and egg count without sacrificing other traits. High laying birds cost more to produce, and after feed costs are considered there is no clear annual profit advantage for high producers.
A summary of recommendations from New York State College of Agriculture expert L. Fairbanks on poultry house windows. He advises summer ventilation with hayloft style windows on multiple sides to move air, while winter sunlight aids warmth. An electric fan near the floor helps in hot days, circulating air without direct drafts on birds.
Experiments at Oslo State University show chickens fed a mixed dry mash with milk to a moist state produced 24 extra eggs per bird over the year versus all dry feed. The study used the same breed under identical conditions to compare wet versus dry rations.
Poultry guidance from Minnesota State University experts advises baby chicks double in size in two weeks and turkeys reaching ten pounds quickly for fast graded birds. Store hatching eggs at 50 to 60 degrees to protect hatch rates. avoid crosses as mongrel flocks decline. Focus on Rhode Island Red, Maymouth, Nocka, and Wyandottes for profitability in recent years. Fully matured pullets should have ample width between legs for organ function and egg production.
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