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THE BRATTLEBORO DAILY REFORMER. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1J32. mics; Fight Cereal Diseases in 1932, Johnson, bureau of plant industry; Fight Cereal Insects in 1932, Larri-mer, bureau of entomology. Thursday, March 10 With Uncle Sams Forest Rangers. Friday, March 11 The Farm Business Library, M- S.

Eisenhower, bureau of information, and the Farm Board. County Extension ServiceNews AGRICULTURE HOME ECONOMICS Edmund M. Root, County Agent Bruce R. Buchanan, County Club Agent Miss Elizabeth Ricker, Home Demonstration Agent Hows Your Health? Edited by Dr. Iago Goldston for New York Academy of Medicine RADIO SMITH With Ten Years Experience in Radio Brings you the FINEST RADIO SERVICE 10 High St.

Brattleboro Tel. 602 SATURDAY, MARCH 5 (Eastern Standard Time) COUNTY' AGENT NEWS. Authorized Rlterette Station Story with a Moral. Country editors have problems of their own and their own fine devices for solving them. One is indicated by the following fable which is going the rounds of the rural press in the -South just at present: Once upon a time a nickel nurser sent his kid to borrow the neighbors paper and the kid upset a hive of bees and soon was covered with lumps.

His father ran to help him and caught his chin on a clothes line and sprained his back, fell and broke a $25 watch. The clothes pole fell over the car aiid smashed the windshield, and mother, rushing out to see what occasioned all the excitement, upset a five-gallon churn of cream into a basket of kittens, drowning all of them. The electric flatiron burned through the ironing board, setting fire to the house, and firemen, broke all the windows and chopped a hole In the roof. The baby ate a jar of pickles and got cholera morbus and the doctors bill was $15. The daughter ran away with the hired man during the excitement, the dog bit a neighbors kid and the calves ate the tails off of four night shirts on the clothes line.

Moral Subscribe to your home paper. Dont borrow It! year and 1.311 reactors were taken out. In the retest this last month 3.748 head were tested and only 35 reactors found. Holland was another town that had heavy infection last year, 597 reactors being found in 2,409 cattle tested. This year on the retest 2.217 head were tested and only 9 reactors found.

Other towns showed equally good results on the retest this year but these two were ones where infection was the worst. Schedule of Meetings. The schedule of meetings for the week of March 7 through Mlarch 12 is as follows: Monday, March 7 Putney at the home of Mrs. C. L.

Thwing at 10.30. Seat weaving is the subject. Everyone is requested to bring her lunch and those who wish to work on a chair are asked to provide it. For the following three days Mis. Brooks, the State home management specialist, will be in the county for three sectional meetings.

She will talk on the subject of Planning the Vegetable Garden. On Tuesday, March 8 The meeting will be held in the Grange hall at Jacksonville. Wednesday, March 9 In the church vestry at Wtest Townshend. Thursday, March 10 In the Chamber of Commerce room In Brattleboro. Each meeting will begin at 2 oclock and everyone who is interested is cordially invited.

Vegetable gardening is so often the woman's responsibility this opportunity should be taken advantage of by homemakers. Bring your questions and problems and look forward to a thoroughly interesting and helpful discussion. Outlook Meeting March 9. Important points in the outlook for farm production and prices will be taken up at a county meeting to be held at the G. A.

R. hall (over Wool-worth's store) in Brattleboro Wednesday, March 9, at 1.30 p. m. Dr. C.

W. Gilbert and Dr. H. P. Young of the University of Vermont and State Agricultural college extension service will be the main speakers.

What are the prospects for milk prices and cow prices in 1932? Will poultry and egg prices be maintained at the 1931 level? Can we expect another year of low prices on potatoes or will the price move up? What are the prospects for an apple rop and a price for them? Who is going to buy our maple crop and at what price? A careful study has been made of these points. They will be discussed at this meeting on March 9. Everyone is invited to come. I COLUMN I Weve got evenjHiiruj but a good radio. Whl don't we get i one BRATTLEBORO MARKETS.

P. M. unless indicated. Programs (Bg The Associated Press 454.3 WEAF-NBC 660 3:30 Mountaineers weaf 6:45 Funks Orch. Also wtic wtag wfi wesh wre wcae wtam wwj wsai wwnc 7:15 Laws That Safeguard Also wtic wtag wjar wesh wfi wgy when wenr wsai wrva wptf wjax wiod wfla wapi 7:30 Alice Joy Also wtic wtag weei wjar wesh wfi wfbr wre wgy When wcae wtam wwj wsai wrva wptf wis wwnc wjax wiod wfla 7:45 Goldbergs Also wtic wgy when wcae wtam wwj wsai wesh wjar 8:00 Concerts Prog.

Also wtic wesh wfi wfbr wre wcae wwnc wis wjax wiod 6:30 Radio in Education Also wtic wtag weei wjar wesh wfi wfbr wre wgy wben wcae wtam wwj wsai wrva wwnc wis wjax wiod wfla :00 Pryors Band Also wtic wtag weei wjar wesh wfi wfbr wre wgy wben wcae wtam wwj wsai wrva wwnc wis aj i xr nrlfu) mfla :30 Saturday Night Club Also wtic wtag weei wjar wesh wfi wfbr wre wgy wben wcae wtam wwj wsai cfcf ckgw 10:00 Dance Hour Also wtic wtag veei wjar wesh wfi wfbr wre wgy wben wcae wtam wwj wsai wrva wwnc wis wjax wiod wfla 11:00 Marion Harris Also wtic wfi rc wcae Wtam wwj cfcf wis 1115 Jesse Crawford Also wtic weei wjar wfi wre wis 11:30 Rudy Vallee Also wtic weei wfbr wfi wgy wben wcae wwj 12:00 Ralph Kirbery; Coon-Sanders Orch. Also wben wtic wre wcfl wgy wtam wwj 348.6 WABC-CBS 860 6:30 Belasco Orch. Also woko wfbl wkbw wlbz waab wore whp wlbw wcao wdbj wkbn wbt wbig wtoc wqam wxyz wspd efrb 6:45 Connie Boswell Also woko wfbl whec wkbw wlbz wdre waab wore wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wdbj wwva wcah wkbn wht wtoc wqam wxyz efrb 7:00 The Political Situation Also woko wfbl whec wgr wlbz wean wdre wnac wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wwva wade wkrc wcah wkbn wbt wbig wqam wdbo wdae wxyz wspd 7:15 Bing Crosby Also woko wfbl whec wgr wlbz wean wdre wnac wore wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wwva wade whk wcah wkbn wbt wbig wtoc wqam wdbo wdae wxyz The Drooping Child. To the question as to what is bad in bad posture the answer is the inefficient workings of the body and its various parts. Children with a slumping posture tire easily.

Whatever they do costs them an excessive amount of labor, and in consequence they do as little as possible. This in turn Interferes with the proper nutrition of the body, for the circulation of lymph, through which food matter is brought to, and soluble wastes are carried away from the Individual cells, is promoted by muscular movements. Such children, in addition to being inordinately tired, lack appetite, suffer constipation and often are dull in their school work. The child with poor posture is likely to have a flat chest, shoulder blades that stick out, protruding abdomen, sway beck, legs that are out of alignment and weak or fallen arches. If the head Is drooped forward, it interferes with breathing through the nose and with the proper occlusion of the teeth.

When the chest is flat, it is usually also narrow, and thus makes the proper expansion of the lungs difficult, if not Impossible. a When the abdominal wall is flabby and weak, the abdominal organs tend to become displaced. Their proper function is interfered with, and digestion and elimination suffer. Improperly held lower extremities make a child appear and move awkwardly. They induce fatigue and tend to lftnit the childs activities.

The same is true of fallen arches, which, in addition, may sometimes cause a good deni of effort. The child with poor or bad posture is ill and as much in need of medical attention as when he has diseased tonsils or bronchitis. His posture should be studied by a competent physician, and treatment should be prescribed. Nagging will not help his posture, but may ruin his disposition. 4-H NEWS NOTES.

How Many Chicks Should Be Purchased. Article 5. Do not buy more chicks than your stove can take care of. It is uneconomical to brood more than 400 chicks under one stove irregardless of the size of the brooding quarters. Too many chicks to a stove results in uneven growth, slow feathering, smothering, overheating, dirty and wet litter, toe and tail picking.

Although the time of year influences somewhat the number of chicks to place under one hover it is poor economy to place as high as 1,000 chicks to a stove that is rated as having a capacity of that number. Too many chicks to a stove required very frequent cleaning and it is impossible to keep the floor dry after they are several weeks old, particularly when the floor space is limited. The mere congested chicks are the greater the danger for the spread of disease. When it is necessary to confine chicks during early brooding at least one half of a square foot of floor space should be allowed for each chick. A brood of chickens should be thinned to 50 percent of the origjpal number when they are six to seven weeks old.

It is good practice to dispose of any chicks that are small and appear unthrifty, at the very early stage of brooding, A chick that does not develop and shows no indications of beginning to feather, uudoubtly never will develop and should be disposed of. and station lists subject to change. wfbl whec wgr wlbz wean Wdre wnac wore wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wade whk wcah wbig wtoc wqam wdbo wdae wxyz wspd 9:00 Band Concert Also wkbw waab wcau whk wxyz 9:30 Lambert and Hillpot Also whec wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab wcau whp wjas wmal wcao wade whk wXyz wspd 9:45 Arthur Jarrett Also woko wfbl whec wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab wore wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wade wkrc wcah wkbn wbt wbig wtoc wdbo wdae wxyz wspd efrb 10:00 Public Affairs Institute Also woko wfbl whec wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab wore wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wwva wade wkrc wcah wkbn wbt wbig wtoc wdbo wdae wxyz wspd 10:30 Shilkret Orch. Also woko wfbl whec wkbw wlbz wdre waab wore wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar wmbg wdbj wade whk wkrc wcah wbt wbig wtoc wqam wdbo wdae wxyz wspd efrb 10:45 Jack Miller Also-woko wfbl whec wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab wore wpg whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wwva wade wcah wkbn wbt wbig wtoc wdbo wdae wxyz wspd efrb 11:00 Redman Orch. Also woko wfbl wlbz wdre wore whp wcao wtar wdbj wqam wxyz wspd 11:30 Madrigueras Orch.

Also woko wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab wore wcau whp wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wwva wade wkrc wxyz wspd Guy Lombardo Also woko wfbl whec wkbw wean wnac wcau whp wlbw wmal wwva wkrc wkbn wspd 12:30 a. m. Stern's Orch. Also woko wfbl wkbw wean wnac wcau wlbw wmal wwva wkrc wkbn wspd 1:00 Dance Hour Also wean wnac 394.5 WJZ-NBC 760 6:30 To Be Announced wjz 6:45 Sylvia Froos Also wbal 7:00 Amos Andy Also wbal wbz wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wre ckgw cfcf wrva wptf wjax wiod wfla 7:15 Sonata Retital Also wham kdka wre 7:30 Coon-Sanders Orch. Also wgar 8:00 Danger Fighters Also wbal wham kdka wgar wjr wcky 8:30 Selvins Orch.

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Also wgar wjr TELEVISION W2XAB 2750kc'(W2XE 6120kc) 3:00 to 10:00 Variety With Sound W2XCR 2C0Ckc (WINS 1180kc) 6:00 to 7:45 Audiovision Variety 7 45 to 8:00 Silent Picture County Agent At WGY March 10. County Agent Root is to talk over WGY at Schenectady on Thursday, March 10, at 12.45. The subject of this talk is Keeping the Green Mountains Green. This talk deals with the growing of Vermont feed for dairy cattle as an economic factor in milk RetaiL Butter, creamery, lb Butter, dairy, lb. Eggs, local, fresh, doz.

Beans, white, lb. Beans, yellow eye, its. Rice, whole, lb Sugar, white, lb Oats, 80 lbs Rolled oats, lb Flour, pastry, bag Provender, cwt Bran, cwt Corn meal and cracked corn Middlings Dairy feed 20 Dairy feed 24 Scratch feed Laying mash Beef, roast, lb. Steak, porterhouse, lb. Steak, round, lb Salt pork, lb.

Fowls, lb. Sausage, lb. Ham, sliced, lb Veal steak, lb Pot roast, lb Bacon, lb Wholesale. Veal, live, lb. Pork.

live, lb Pork, dressed, lb. Pouls. live, lb Eggs, local, fresh ioz. fotire riyhJrjtfczry. Ive been, thinking of getting one from.

Country, Boys and Girls Need Play. No children under the sun need play and proper provision for play more than country boys and girls. A farm provides ample work for little hands to do and the distance between farms and the scarcity of children of equal age make play difficult. Work in the fields does not take the place of play as some people seem to think, for while it does build up a sound body it does not quicken and increase the powers of the mind. Physical work does not age a man (or a boy) as Much as mental neglect." These words express quite well the underlying philosophy that leads the 4-H clubs to feature camps, tours and general get-togethers like the Round Up as part of the 4-H program.

Baby Chick Orders. All orders for baby chicks must be received at the Farm Bureau office by March 15 in order to receive the discount offered by the breeders. Boys And girls interested in buying 'chickens this year should make their plans at once. wspd efrb U30 Gl iuy New England Quality Label for Maple Products. The New England Quality label has been used quite extensively on maple sugar and syrup for the last few years.

These who have used the label find that It is quite a help in selling because it designates their product as to grade and quality. Consumers who have been misled by blends or inferior products will be glad to know that they have the protection of standard quality goods under the label. The label is used along with the regular label simply to designate the grade and State. It does not state weight or measure of the package. Application for the use of the quality label, should be made to the bureau of markets, department of agriculture.

Montpelier. The Farm Bureau has application blanks if you wish them. HOME DEMONSTRATION NEWS. INCORPORATED 215 MAIN ST. PHONE 166 GENthAL MOTORS RAOtO -FRtSlOAIRC Monday The Skin In Winter.

1932 Lombardo Also woko wfbl wgr wean wdre wnac wcau wjas wmal wcao wade whk wkrc wxyz wspd Morton Downey Also woko wfbl irtec wgr wlbz wean wdre wnac wore wcau whp wjas wmal wcao wtar wdbj wwva wade whk wkrc wcah wkbn wbt wbtg wsjs wtoc wqam wdbo wdae wxyz 1:00 Piano Team Also woko wfbl whec wgr wlbz wdre wnac wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wcao wtar wdbj wwva whk wkrc wcah wkbn wbt wbig wtoc vqam wdbo wdae Wxyz wspd efrb Lyman Orch. Also wfbl wgr vean wdre wnac wcau wjas wmal wcao vadc whk Wkrc wxyz wspd 1:30 Hoosier Editor Also woko wfbl vhec wgr wlbz wean wdre waab wore vpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao vtar wdbj wwva whk wkbn wbt wbig vtoc wham wdbo wxyz wspd 46 Vaughn da Leath Also woko Lotion to Protect Hands. March has come with its windy days and spring forecasts. Every succeeding day is more tantalizing. To be out and enjoying it as much as possible is the desire of every homemaker.

Many times during days like these one thinks of gloves. Quite unnecessary. Protect your hands with something, however, and prevent them from becoming weather beaten in-appearance. Here is a recipe for a home-mode hand lotion whidh if made according to directions should give satisfactory results: Two ounces 'bayr rum. 2 ounces alcohol.

2 ounces glycerine, 2-3 ounce quince seed, 1 dram tincture benzoin. Pour one pint boiling water over quince seed and simmer twenty minutes. Strain through cloth something firm. Add this to the other ingredients and the lotion is made. Shake before using.

Superheterodyne RADIO SUNDAY, ffiARCh 6 (Eastern Standard Time) Garden Clubs Active. The garden clubs are beginning to make their plans for the years work, as March is the month for making garden plans and ordering seeds. Seeds are offered club members at a liberal discount, provided the orders are received before March .15, and all clubs are urged to pool their orders and take advantage of the low prices to be obtained in this way. All garden club members are expected to plan their garden this year to supply the family with an adequate supply of fresh vegetables and the necessary canned supply for the winter. With the small income of many families, there Is a greater no-Hi to secure as large a part of the roily living from the garden a possible and the club members can greatly help by properly planning their gardens.

Outlook Conference. All club leaders and older club members who are able to attend are invited to the annual outlook conference to be- held in the G. A. R. hall in.

Brattleboro March 9 at 1 30 p. m. An understanding of the economic changes taking place and the probably trend of prices wllfbe of value to anyone at this time, and should prove especially interesting to club leaders. Maple Products Outlook. Due to the very low production during 1931, the carryover of No.

1 and fancy syrup is low. There is, however, a normal carryover of No. 2 and No. 3 syrup. About 1,300,000 gallons of syrup have ordinarily been purchased by syrup and sugar manufacturers each year.

The largest single buyer or maple products who has normally purchased about 900.000 gallons of the commercial crop probably will not purchase over 100,000 gallons during 1932. Buyers are likely to be insufficient to handle the crop during 1932 and if the crop is normal in volume, prices will be considerably lower than those prevailing in 1931. Due to relatively low prices of other farm products, it is expected that there will be a general effort to produce all the maple products possible. Imports will doubtless be heavy this year because of the difference in value of United States and Canadian money. TAX FREE! All Deposits in the Brattleboro Trust Company Are Free From State or Town Tax This Bank can carry your check account as well as your savings account.

BRATTLEBORO TRUST COMPANY T. B. Retests in Northern Vermont. Several towns in the north end of Vermont found heavily infected with bovine tuberculosis last year on the first area test have been retested recently with very satisfactory results. Derby was one of these towns.

It had a cow population of 4,564 last Washington Programs. The jolly Group of East Dummer-stofi held a Washington program last week with songs and readings devoted to George Washington. The regular meeting of the Trail Seekers of Dummerston hill wak also devoted to the Washington Bicentennial. FAIRFAX (Model 203) Lowboy in Early English design with heavy welded 8-tube chassis wnich has been engineered to provide image rejector circuit for exceptional selectivity and a perfected automatic volume control. The new Majestic Duo-Diode and Spray-Shield, Multi-Mu and pentode tubes are used.

Price, complete with Majestic tubes $69.50 Jesse C. Johnson 16 Forest St. P. M. unless indicated.

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m. California Melodies Also woko wfbl wgr wean wnac wcau wlbw wmal wkrc wkbn wspd 394.5 JZ-N BC 760 6:00 Raising Junior Also wbal wham wgar wjr 6:15 Dandies of Yesterday Also wham wjr 6:30 Cosmopolitans Also wbal wjr W2XAB 2750 kc 6120kc) W2XCR 2000kc (WINS HSOkc) Appetizing March Foods. March is the time to tempt to family with appetizing foods. Instead of resorting to medicinal tonics and the old time sulphur and. molasses keep pepped up with three good meals a day.

Prom Aunt Sammy's recipe book come a few Harvard Beets 6 medium sized beets, V6 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, tsp. salt, V2 cup vinegar, and 2 tablespoons butter. Wash the beets, cook them in boiling water until tender, remove the skins, and cut the beets into thin slices or cubes. Mix the sugar, cornstarch, and salt, add the vinegar, let the sauce boil for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Add the fat, pour the sauce over the beets, and let stand for a few minutes to absorb the sweet-sour flavor of the sauce.

Vary the traditional cabbage slaw wltfl chopped celery or shreddeti pineapple or thinly sliced tart apples. Try this dressing for the salad 2 eggs. Va cup water. y4 cup vinegar, 2 tbsp. sugar, 4 tsp.

salt, tsp. mustard, 1-16 tsp. celery seed and 2 tbsp. butter or other fat. Beat the eggs, add all the ingredients except the fat, and cook in a double boiler until thickened.

Stir constantly and just before removing from the fire add the fat. Pour over the cabbage while hot. If served as cold slaw, chill after the dressing is added. Com Rabbit 2 tbsp. butter or other fat, 1 tbsp.

chopped green pepper. 1 small onion, chopped, 2 cups canned corn, crushed grains, tsp. salt, y2 lb. cheese, shaved thin, few drops to-basco cauce, toast or crackers. Melt the fat.

add the pepper and onion, and cook slowly for a few -minutes. Add the corp and salt and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from the fire, I beat in the cheese until melted, and dd the tobasco. Pour over the toast and serve at once. To-or catsup may be added.

Radio Broadcast. The following program will be broadcast during the Farm and Home hour from 12.55 to 1.10. through the stations of WBZ. WBZA and KDKA. Monday, Mdsch 7 The feed situa-ation F.

J. Hosking; the 1932 Dairy program, O. E. Reed, bureau of animal industry; Cattle Markets, C. V.

Whalin, division of livestock. Tuesday, March 8 The Household calendar, Ruth Van Deman, bureau of home economics: The Garden Calendar. W. R. Beattie, bureau of plant industry: Lamb Markets, C.

L. Harlan, bureau of economics. Wednesday, March 9 Hog Markets, C. A. Burmeister, bureau of econo REFORMER CLASSIFIED ADS PAY BEST Here today gone tomorrow.

Nobody knows when a wind storm will strike his property, Teaving his home in ruins. See us for adequate windstorm insurance. Club Note. The meeting of the West River Girls club was held Feb. 13 at the home of Josephine Derry, with eight members and the leader present.

At the roll call each member responded with a verse of poetry. Songs were sung at the close of the business meeting. The meeting of Feb. 27 was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Phoebe Cooley, with six members and the leader present.

A talk on kinds of cloth for curtains was given by Edris Knapp, on how to clean a bedroom each week by Rachel Ingraham, on beds and bedrooms by Mabel Brown, and on color plans by Florence Brown. The next meeting will be held March 12 at the home of the leader. Rachel Ingraham, reporter. The Arbutus club of Westminster met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Arthur Bemis, Feb.

25. Jean Bemis and Janice Fullam demonstrated baking powder biscuits and banana nut salad. Each member brought a loaf of bread which was Judged by the entire club. wre wgy wcae wtam wwj 12:00 Funks Orch. Also wre wgy Wtam 348.6 WABC-CBS 860 5:30 Radio Revue Also woko wfbl whec Wgr wean wdre waab wore wcau whp wcao efrb 6:30 Concerts Prog.

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