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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
3
An article reviews building humus with clover and seeds to improve potato crops in dry seasons, discusses Massachusetts guidance on improvement thinning for forests, and advises on horse dental care and garden timing for fresh produce. It also covers wool quality, Cornell's traveling school of agriculture, and fumigation methods for orchard pests.
The piece lists brush goats eating a wide range of plants from berries to hardwoods, declaring browsing gives venison flavor and that goats adapt diet across regions. It notes Mexican agriculture plans a new school under Toytherurbank colleagues, with emphasis on intelligent farming methods near the U S border. It warns about sheep and lambs facing harsh weather and the timing of rye pasturage to avoid scours and milk loss.
The article describes a funnel shaped attachment for a pump spout and suggests a diameter not exceeding 114 inches. It notes the attachment Conceals behind the range when not in use for convenience. A recipe follows detailing one half chicken with vegetables and rice. It explains preparing and frying chicken, adding mushrooms onions and celery, then simmering with Chinese sauce and water before serving over rice.
A collection of kitchen notes with Carmel Cake Filling, Fish Chepe, Sardine Croquetips, ginger custard for freezing, and Lemon Cake Filling. Includes preparation steps, ingredients, and cooking times, plus notes on texture and flavor for sauces, crusts, and fillings.
In a testimonial from Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga Tennessee she credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with reversing severe health decline and inflammation. The letter praises the medicine and recommends it to other women while noting its freely offered assistance to those who write for guidance.
Mrs Golding of Ayr Ontario writes that after a doctor called her eczema the worst case, Cuticura Remedies relieved severe pain and discharge. She states she is cured and keeps the remedies in the house, praising their soothing effect and recommending them to others with skin diseases. June 6 1905.
Charles Spencer of Newton New Jersey says he bred hens with one leg shorter than the other so they walk in circles and stay by the coop. Another Sussex County farmer reports Plymouth Rock hens hatching eleven chicks that hop like sparrows after a sparrow attack during incubation.
A Colorad o mother recalls her fifteen month old son battles with pneumonia brain fever and teething convulsions. After a Kansas City visit his sister advised Grape-Nuts with juice and milk and he grew stronger rapidly. The story highlights nutrition as a key to recovery.
A farmer punishes Eben by sealing him in a barrel with boards nailed over the top. The boy taps inside until a loose board lets him escape, leaving the farmer amused and surprised at the implausible jailbreak.
An advice snippet instructs on sterilizing a nursing bottle after use. It advises soaking the nipple in boiled water, then using a potato piece, Ivory Soap suds, and shaking. The method includes boiling and rinsing steps attributed to Eleanor Br. Parker.
An Irish immigrant Michael joined his brother James in the United States. Their joint savings funded a lee business expansion, leading to an office with a roll top desk. James offers two keys, but Michael asks where his keyhole is, prompting a humorous moment.
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