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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
7
You can dye dresses, curtains, and furnishings at home using real Diamond Dyes. The ad promises true dyes that tint colors accurately and easily, offering Dialmond Dye Cyclopedia free from druggists and a Color Craft illustrated book by Diamond Dyes, Burlington Vermont.
The article admires hip roof half fanlights that brighten interior shelves and a study nook by a brick chimney. It then describes a Utah farm kitchen solution a dumb-waiter offers to move foods between cellar and kitchen, reducing stair climbs and spillage risks.
A country club living room shows a clever window treatment using bright chintz interior awnings built over arched windows. Wooden frames extend 12 to 14 inches from the wall with scalloped fabric, topped by silk drapes that meet the floor, producing a summery garden effect.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes cranberry jelly requires precise steps. Use two cupfuls of hot water per quart of berries boil rapidly until they burst press through a fine sieve discard seeds and skins add two cupfuls sugar per quart of pulp cook until jelly sheets mold into small bowls for serving and storage.
Prunes are notably high in iron while also supplying calcium and phosphorus. These minerals are essential nutrients the body requires regularly in substantial amounts.
The USDA explains a cheese souffle is simple with slow thorough cooking. Ingredients include milk cheese eggs bread crumbs and salt. Prepare in a deep buttered dish bake 35 to 45 minutes in moderate heat to keep the souffle light and stable.
The article argues that discarded vegetable juices contain valuable nutrients. It notes that brines or syrups used in canning dissolve minerals sugars and soluble materials, and keeping the juice prevents loss of food value unless the solids are used for salads or special purposes.
Raw onions hold value as a source of minerals and vitamins and bulk. The idea that onions aid the nerves has been disproved. A balanced diet is now believed to keep all parts of the body healthy.
A U S Department of Agriculture guide promotes Yorkshire pudding as a substantial accompaniment to roast beef. Made from milk flour eggs and salt the batter is baked in a pan with roast drippings and served around the beef for a hot crisp edge and puffed texture.
The University of Illinois experiment station reports that long established market channels fail to solve farmer selling problems. Findings show two co operatives shipping about 8 000 hogs to different markets yielded different returns, raising questions on timing grade and market choice. Trucking patterns, shrinkage losses, and direct selling to packers are explored as part of a broader survey into cooperative shipping and farmer efficiency.
On farms with ample pasture and brood mares, colts can be produced profitably. A well-bred draft colt can repay his feed by age three, then yield profit for three or four more years while remaining marketable. Under favorable conditions, a good horse may cover its raising cost and still command a solid price.
The article stresses simple mineral mixtures for stock and notes docked wether lambs fetch higher prices than undocked ram lambs. It urges focus on profitable practices during lambing, highlights protein concentrates for hogs on rope, warns that careless breeding loses money, and recommends good foundation stock from standard breeds plus clean pastures to avoid roundworm eggs.
In London visitors overlook the City Road site of John Wesley’s chapel as a shrine for Methodist devotion. The chapel recently reopened after renovation for daily prayer and meditation. A nearby Wesleyan museum, in the house where Wesley lived and died on March 2, 1791 at age eighty eight, now serves pilgrims.
Mrs Fannie Gillespie of Omaha says her blood and stomach trouble improved after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She took five bottles, calling it the best tonic on the market. The product is offered in fluid and tablet forms with a trial package available.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for gas heaviness and distention promising stronger digestion and vigor. It claims money back if it does not greatly help and notes availability from local dealers and druggists.
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