New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1926, Page 10

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The Editorial Contents of the 196-Page April IssueTell How It Serves - More Than 1,200,000 Homes --122 Items Every One of Which Was Especially Designed to Interest the Family on the Farm. GENERAL ARTICLES Bhooting the Rogue The Table With Three Legs By Representative L. J. Dickinson We Must Grow Our Own Rubber By Harvey S. Firestone Close Calls o vve.esen... By Ross Santee A Boom is the Worst Thing for the Farmer By Guy Huston By Zane Grey Bargain Day for the Borrower By Robert P. Crawford Why I Left the Farm By Homer Croy Some Experiences of a Farm Hand. By Guy G. Smith Delphiniums. . .. .. Farmers and the Shipping Board .. By William S. Hill Vine Crops for Seed ates as Insect Poisons. . Destroying Bindweed Plowing Under Rye........... Two Cotton Plants to the Hill .. By J. William Firor Kills Canada Thistles. . Red-Clover Endurance Cultivate Before You Plant .. By R. I. Throckmorton The Passing of the Texas Prairie. . By J. Sidney Cates Fluosil Electrifying the Farm........ By Dr. E. A. White The Pony Express .. By John P. Gilday Planting the Vegetable Garden By. F. F. Rockwell “Uncle Sam is My Partner”.. By Wells A. Sherman A Son of the Timberlands. . . ....... By E. Davenport Clipping the J. P.’s Wings .. .. By Harry R. O'Brien EDITORIALS FICTION Reminde The Gorgeous Pink Puppy Mclon P . By Albert Payson Terhune Put Gar Gypsies, Always Gypsies. . . . . . . By Konrad Bercovici Day of Dreams 9 ....By G. B. Lancaster Oklahoma (Part Two). . By Courtney Ryley Cooper Joe's Thesis By Eliis Parker Butler LIVESTOCK Range Bulls. . e Light or Heavy Cattle. . Good Stallions s Valuable Little Pigs. . . . vis Stomach-Worm Prevention. . By George M. Rommel Goats for Milk By Will L. Te Walt Outdoor Farrowing By H. Howard Biggar Bacoo-Type Hogs. ... «By A. F. Sinex April Corn Testing Sweet-Clover Seed. . . . Closer Potato Planting. Fertilizing Peanuts Alfalfa in New England. . . . "By David Churchill Disease-Resistant Tobacco. . , A prl .By George W. Kerr Pointers on Seed ORCHARDS AND SMALL FRUITS Nursery Stock. .. .. Short-Pruning Raspberrics s and White Pine. Pecan Cultivation Up Grapevines Early for Apples. . . .. all Home Orchard Aid to Trees. .. THE OUTDOOR BOY Artificial Fly Fishing. .. A Simple Airplane Tips on Running. ... . ..By Ladd Plumley By Percy Pierca The Consumer Decides The Most Milk Per Cow Sorghum for Silage. . ,. Powdered Milk for Calves CROPS ......By George R. Harrison By P. H. Stewart ..By Roger W. DeBaun .. ....By P.O. Davis By Ford S. Prince By T. K. Wolfe ..By H. Howard Biggar By S. Marcovitch By R. I. Throckmorton ..By Firman E. Bear Consider the Bull RADIO A Good Five-Tube Set Time Signale BEEKEEPING By George H. Dungan By George R. Harrison POULTRY GARDENS i Skim-Milk Powder. Sour-Milk Treatment. Decrease the Grain. Fuel for Brooders. . .. Kamala for Tapeworm Simple Rations. . . .....By T. H. McHatton eld So00 ..By Earl Rogers DPlanting........By F. F. Rockwell 5 8 'Br RUE ] At Hatching Under Hens .By Roy G. Pierce By P. O. Davis By F. C. Sears ..By C. W. Rapp The Poultry Garden. A Feed-Bag Holder .. Check-Up on Chicks The Best Layers. ... Raising Mallard Ducks P s Delousing the Hens. . .. ..By Carroll D. Bush HANDY MECHANICS ....By Earl Eby i ing s By E. S. Savage By W. A. Froehoff By A. M. Loomis ...By P. O. Daris By Frank Llewellyn Ballard bttt By E. S. Savago Modern Lightning Rod. . .. .. By Stuart C. Mahanay The Farm the Bees Bought. ... . By Frank C. Pellett .By James Dryden By Harry R. Lewis By M. A. Crosby ..By L. E. Card Frequent Feeding Essential .. By P. C. Mangelsdorf By L. E. Card . By Arthur J. Owen \.By Harry R. Lewis ARCHITECTURE A Farmhouse That Cannot Burn \ By Rodney Moncure Tue COUNTRY GENTLEWOMAN The Farm Woman Renews Her Youth By Grace E. Frysinger Better Bay State Kitchgns. The Art of Dressing Well. . .. By Mary Grace Ramey Refreshments for the Easter Wedding By Caroline B. King By Ethel Carpenter Springtime Touches for the Home New Paint for the Front Door. .. By Julia W. Wolfe The Friendly Shelf..... ...By Jane Hommingway Accessories for the Guest Rasm. . By Nancy D. Dunlea The Easter Hat. By Edith M. Burtis Helping Mother. An April Foolish Skylark Health and Beauty. ... Setting-Up Housework. . By Mary Hamilton Talbott Are Your Feet Tired?. . ..By Margaret Schifer! Care of Home Electric Aids By Clara Woolworth * For Easter Flower Gifts By Nettie S. Hanauer Loss Turned Into Gain By Nancy Austin My Garden Profits GIRLS' LIFE A Hello Invitation. . ..By Jane Hemmingway A New Easter Party. .. By Helen Combes Spool Furniture. .. .. . By Hazel F. Showalter The Girls' Club Champion . What are You Ashamed Of 2 .. . ... By Betty Hopkina The Fifth Avenuc Touch. . .. By Dorothea Van Leger MISCELLANEOUS Hank the Hired Man . ......By A. B. Chapin Can You, Too, Use Extra Dollars?. 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