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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1895
Page
7
Recipes for parsnip fritters hominy baked halibut broiled shad veal cutlets with butter sauce and quick serving tips. Instructions cover soaking draining and frying methods plus a lemon parsley butter sauce and simple plating guidance.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad offers historically low round trip fares to Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Georgia and West Florida on March 5 and April 2 1895 with one way tickets to Florida at about half the regular price. Inquiries should go to C. P. Atmore general passenger agent Louisville Ky or L Cross N W P A Chicago.
A local brief notes Wevecter allegedly challenged a peer at the bar after a drink dispute. No injuries reported and the event is described as a verbal confrontation observed this morning.
A job applicant quips about knowing French dishes to make him but not to eat them, and Mrs Upperton hires her on the spot after the humorous remark.
A profusely illustrated book describes charming summer resorts north and west of Chicago with over one hundred pages of new text and images. The ending matter and illustrations are new, and copies mailed free on payment of ten cents postage to H Heatford, General Passenger Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Way, Chicago Illinois.
The line alludes to a speaker claiming a thirst and a pitcher in hand. It resembles a biblical or rhetorical phrasing. The snippet evokes a reader aware of prophetic or poetic diction rather than a full narrative.
The Wabash Line offers excursion tickets to points in Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee at a single round fare. Tickets are valid for return on any line within thirty days with liberal stopovers. For details contact Mr H W Flint City Ticket Agent 220 Fourth Street Des Moines or Horace Seely Commercial Agent. The prophet who turned back to eat and drink was killed by a lion. St Paul never carried any sermon sand.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative with pleasant taste and effective cleansing action. It claims health benefits for kidneys liver and bowels, no harmful substances, and states the California Fig Syrup Co markets the genuine product in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
Article advises farmers on maintaining dairy stock through selective heifer rearing, proper housing, and balanced feeding. It also covers pheasant husbandry including aviaries, nesting, incubation under hens, feeding young birds, and market timing for hogs and poultry to improve farm profitability.
The translated article outlines the pheasant as a beautiful bird valued for centuries. It notes bright plumage and delicious flesh and lists three principal varieties the common silver and gilded pheasants plus seven lesser varieties including ash-colored variegated ringed Mongolian green copper-colored and sparkling pheasants.
An 1893 94 department report highlights chinch bug biology and control by direct attack and a fungal disease. It traces the pest from North Carolina to Illinois, notes periodic outbreaks, and describes its effects on corn and wheat crops. The hog crop outlook analyzes market conditions open to foreign trade, domestic demand, and spring weather affecting pig numbers and future stock needs.
E H Vaughan praises private dairying at the Nebraska Dairymen association meeting. He argues private dairies reward skill and responsibility, contrast with creameries, and urge the man with vision to pursue the field. He asserts modern machinery ease, and that dedicated efforts will elevate private dairy products to market leading status.
The piece argues cheap efficient milking machines would aid suburban residents of large cities who lack regular access to milk and cream. It notes limited local supply, seasonal shortages, and the burden on those with few cows. A widespread machine solution could boost suburban cow ownership and dairy access.
The guide states eggs to beat should be ten to twelve hours old and suggests a pinch of salt to help whites froth. For usage in cold weather dip in tepid water five minutes, for hot weather keep five minutes in cold or ice water. Egg whites are valuable in arts and widely used in albumenized paper for photography.
J. H. Monrad advises that skim milk used for one month can yield 35 to 40 cents per pig, but this value declines over longer feeding. A New York contact notes skim milk at 60 cents per hundred for calf fattening, yet overall value ranges 15 to 20 cents per hundred when combined with grain and not fed alone.
Last year the country produced 307.1 million pounds of wool from its sheep, marking a strong gain in the textile supply. Farmers and industry officials note steady yields and robust demand.
Advice to poultry keepers: avoid corn heavy feeding that promotes fat over egg production. Do not blame hens if food lures them from nests. An example notes a Wyandotte flock fed mainly corn and wheat in a warm pen, yet no winter layers emerged.
A fragmented dialogue and essay snippets ponder memory and privacy. The text toys with a couple recalling 1804, hints at a trolley injury suit, and argues for cautious disclosure of private matters to smooth social life while noting some secrets are rightly kept.
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