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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
3
The article extols home economics as a guide for orderly society and shares recipes for Nantucket Buns Boiled Cider Pie Colonial Quinces and Breaded Breast of Lamb. It praises simple living, hospitality, and traditional cooking methods alongside moral guidance about self-improvement.
The article suggests economical preparations using milk and cheese, including Pittsburgh Potatoes with red peppers and a cheese sauce, Rice Baked With Cheese with peppered crumbs, and a prepared breaded fried potato variation. It also covers Jack Rabbits cooked with salt pork, Vienna Tomatoes with sausage and bacon, and a Potato Omelet using mashed potatoes and eggs.
A compact guide outlines midday dishes for light or hearty breakfasts, with ideas for children’s dinner and suitable cereals. Recipes include Onion Soup a la Clermont, Pork Chops with Apples, Ham Croquettes, Stuffed Cabbage, and Baked Sausages with Rice, detailing preparation steps and serving suggestions.
The article extols milk for nutrition and cost savings, noting Skira milk retains most nutrients except fat. It suggests using milk in puddings soups and breads, warns cream soups are less valuable, and includes recipes for pops and rolls while urging households to double milk use to cut grocery costs.
A reflective treatise on how nature serves as the ultimate model for art and behavior. It argues that all human achievement imitates natural order, and true virtue arises from embodying Christlike meekness and practical goodness. The piece urges demonstrative teaching and personal accountability.
An old New Jersey man found 5000 in large denomination bills hidden in his aunt’s Bible after her 1874 will left him the family Bible and its contents. He read no further and lived in poverty until discovering the cash while moving. The piece urges readers to seek Christ in Scripture, noting the Bible’s wealth beyond money.
The speaker recalls a childhood catechism line about the chief end of man to glorify God and enjoy him forever. He notes growing older makes the phrase more meaningful as he approaches eternity.
A Missouri College of Agriculture report shows sour milk or buttermilk as a cheaper protein source for laying hens. Tests with three pens found sour-milk and beef scrap rations greatly boosted egg production versus no meat. sour milk yielded the highest profit, over 100 percent, even at 20 cents per hundred pounds.
D. B. Greenberg advises poultry keepers to stock permanganate of potash crystals and Epsom salts. Use a 2 tablespoonful per quart solution to color drinking water for all birds, with extra care for chicks. Epsom salts aid constipation or diarrhea, with specific dosing and timing for sick birds.
Green feed boosts winter egg production and flock health. Grow kale and winter greens outside the pen or sow a fall pasture of vetch rape mustard rye wheat oats. Keep birds off newly sowed fields until plants establish for steady greens and better egg yield.
Sunflower heads dried and stored in a dry attic will feed hens well this winter. Cut when seeds are ripe and hang heads to cure in a location mice cannot reach.
Hawkins expresses strong enthusiasm for his mother-in-law’s winter visit, praising her cooking. Baldwin notes his excitement, remarking on the prospect of improved meals as the two men banter about family and hospitality.
Three students named Murphy win scholarships funded by a Harvard alumnus who left 100000 dollars for the cause. With no freshmen named Murphy this fall, the awards go to graduate students: Clifton Murphy Georgetown South Carolina law school. William A. Murphy Boston first year medical school. Gardner Murphy Boston graduate studies.
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A schoolmistress asks students to define bachelor. A little girl answers that a bachelor is a very happy man, saying she learned it from her father. The exchange shows simple humor in a classroom moment.
An old advertisement urges careful inspection of Castoria for infants and children, noting the signature and decades of use. The text also mentions fictional modern girls Dottie and another unnamed figure with remarks about behavior. A Red Cross Ball Blue brand claim and fashion tip about blouse wear appear, reflecting period consumer guidance.
文章は劇的なやり取りを含む対話の抜粋であり人物のやりとりと苦情のニュアンスが中心となっている。特定の出来事や場所は明示されず感情の表現が強い会話で構成される。
A brief ad features a speaker claiming to offer money making tips but emphasizes a desire to find someone who can advise saving the money earned. The tone nods to a home economy angle with a note on laundry and White clothes using Red Cross Ball Blue available from grocers.
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