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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
8
Chicago advises coffee drinkers to add cream to reduce the flow of digestive juices by about forty percent, potentially lowering ulcer risk. The National Dairy Council promotes cream as a health aid while noting caffeine increases digestion.
State Game Ranger Clayde Maddern warned Texoma fishermen to wear life jackets and carry oars, noting many boaters lack safety gear despite storms. He stressed regulations require a life preserver per passenger and advised leaving radios and beer at home. He also mentioned fertilizer tips and pond care, ending with a note on the butterfish egg-rolling behavior.
Texas farmers with more than 100000 ponds are expanding fish production by fertilizing ponds. R E Callender of Texas A and M College Extension Service urges spring fertilizer applications to boost fish growth, noting water fertility mirrors pasture fertility for livestock. Various fertilizer mixes feed aquatic plants that form fish food. the common mix is 400
County Agent Ben D. Cook believes cotton producers should treat cottonseed before planting. He calls seed treatment an inexpensive form of crop insurance costing a few cents per bushel, killing disease germs and protecting seed and seedlings. He notes angular leaf spot as the two worst cotton seedling diseases in Texas.
Cottonseed treatment mitigates angular leaf spot and sore shin in cotton, boosting stands 25 to 30 percent and increasing lint yield by 30 to 130 pounds per acre. Treatments include ceresan and other chemicals, with guidance in U.S. DA Leaflet 198 from Texas A and M Extension Service.
Delicate fabrics such as organdy and fine voiles can regain crispness using gelatin. Dissolve a teaspoon of plain gelatin in a quart of boiling water, strain, and use the solution as boiled starch.
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