Educators Idle in Indianapolis Annual Meeting of Education Association
National Education Association Department of Superintendence opens a three day session in Indianapolis with speakers Leonard Ayres James Van Sicklen P W Horn Wantel Lewis H H Cummings and P P Claxton addressing topics on child mental alertness and moral responsibility A memorial for William T Haring precedes Senator Albert J Beveridge’s evening address and a reception for visitors. Stratton D Brooks presiding. multiple affiliated societies also hold sessions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Leonard P. Ayres
Russell Sage Foundation
New York
James H. van Sicklen
Baltimore
M. P. B. Groszmann
Plainfield
N. J
P. W. Horn
Houston
Tex
Wantel F. Lewis
Port Huron
Mich
H. H. Cummings
Salt Lake City
P. P. Claxton
University of Tennessee
William T. Haring
Albert J. Beveridge
Yuma Lands Opened to Settlers in Reclamation Area
The interior secretary opened 173 farms of about 40 acres each in the Yuma reclamation project at Los Angeles for homestead entry. The lands lie on the California side of the Colorado near Yuma and are part of the Yuma Indian reservation. The Milwaukee National Consumers' League meeting discusses conservation of the young wage earner and minimum wage boards with Father Ryan of St. Paul as a speaker. delegates from many areas attend as the two day event begins at Hotel Pfiester.
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Yuma
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Los Angeles
Cal
Yuma Reclamation Project
Arizona
California
National Consumers’ League
Milwaukee
National Consumers' League
Pfiester
Father Ryan
St. Paul's Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
Seed Selection Key to Profitable Cuban Tobacco in Connecticut
A 1910s study shows Florida and Sumatra seeds grown in Connecticut created multiple plant types, most unprofitable for cigar wrappers. Breeding and seed selection eliminated freakish and crossing types, enabling true-to-seed desirable varieties. Adaptation to local soil and climate could have avoided losses from unimproved seed.
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Sumatra
Connecticut Valley
Florida
Connecticut
Buckwheat as A Valuable Crop
Buckwheat is a rapid growing crop requiring moisture and soil nutrients. Sow from mid May to early June for best chances, with 60 days to maturity and frost risk considerations. Varieties include Japanese Silver Hull and old types. yield 10 to 40 bushels per acre depending on soil and fertilizer use.
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A.J. Legg
West Virginia
Erosion Losses and Soil Protection Urged in Reports
The article highlights preventable soil erosion as a major farm loss, with annual damages from mammals diseases insects and weather. It notes livestock disease rates, abandonment of farms due to erosion, and the economic value of fisheries and forest resources. It also cites pasture seed recommendations from Minnesota farmers for wet ground.
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United States
Minnesota
Preparing Soil and Farm Notes on Rolling and Hogs
Preparing soil for double plowing, use a roller before the second pass to pack the surface and improve turning, while reducing moldboard clogging. Rolling aids clod breakup and moisture retention in dry weather. Pigs In Clover notes hogs in clover fields. Profit in Sheep highlights sheep paying their way and offsetting losses from scrub cows.
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Fia
Increase In Farm Horses Across States 1990 2024
Government reports show farm horse numbers rising from 13 million to 20 million since 1990 and value per animal increasing from 44.61 to 95.64 dollars. Wilneis reports the highest farm horse total among states in the union.
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Wilneis
Union
Wisconsin farm schools draw wide attendance at state college
At the twenty fourth session of the fourth course in agriculture at the Wisconsin college 461 farmers and their boys were in attendance. Nearly every county in the state was represented.
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Wisconsin College
Lemon Fritters and Dessert Novelties in 19th Century Recipes
Good for dessert outlines several fritter methods with lemon slices dipped in batter then fried golden brown served with a sauce. Inuit Fritters mix milk eggs sugar flour baking powder and apple slices fried on a grid. Paifet uses creamed butter and sugar with eggs milk flour and baking powder baked 35 40 minutes then served hot with butter. Supper novelties discuss using confections and papier mache pieces as party decor with edible paper cap accents. Eggless apple sauce cake uses apple sauce soda spices raisins and flour baked as a loaf.
Breaded smelt preparation with tartare lemon cups
If largely selected smelts are ordered the cost will be higher than by the pound. Clean remove fins and heads. Dip in egg wash then bread crumbs and fry in hot fat. Some use cornmeal. Serve with tartare sauce in lemon cups. Make lemon cups by hollowing halves and using a oil vinegar mustard onion juice egg yolks olive oil and pickle sauce. Arrange fish on platter with heads and tails alternating and lemon cups at ends.
Plain Batter Recipe For Thin Coating
A simple batter method uses one egg, one cup milk, one cup flour, and one teaspoon salt. Beat until smooth then five minutes of rapid beating. Add one teaspoon sugar for a sweet dish. A second batter blends three eggs, 1.5 cups flour, one teaspoon baking powder, 0.75 cup milk, one teaspoon salt, and five teaspoons Baladoi.
Potato Balls to Serve with Fish
A simple method uses mashed potatoes stirred with butter onion juice flour and cream seasoned with salt and pepper then shaped into walnut sized balls. Dip in egg and fry in hot lard until delicate brown drain and serve hot with the fish.
Hot Egg and Milk Drink Sells at Stores
A healthful hot beverage mix of egg and milk with vanilla, nutmeg, and spices is described as ideal for cold days. It is advertised as well shaken and served with salted wafers and sponge cake squares at major shops and drug stores.
Prunes and Rice Stew Method in Bakery Oven
Prunes and Rice stew recipe steps: prune and rice preparation, boil rice until soft and dry, layer alternately, finish with rice, dot with butter and sugar nutmeg. Serve with fiard sauce from a hot oven bakery setting.
Doing Two Things at Once
A humor sketch describes a man ordering a ham sandwich and asking to eat it and take it with him. The piece mixes jokes and old advertisements including claims of quick cures, a minstrel show ad, and various product pitches from a vintage magazine page.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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