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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
6
The passage describes liver as a nutritious, affordable meat and offers several old fashioned recipes. It includes baked liver with onions and tomato, calf liver baked with fried onions, and potted liver, detailing preparation steps, seasonings, and serving suggestions.
A fragment notes the sun as the largest star, comparing it with many millions in the universe. references a court or commentary context without clear details. The readable text emphasizes the sun’s size relative to others and hints at astronomical discussion.
A motivational piece urges workers to stay committed to their current job and give their best where they are. It warns against leaving for tempting offers, insisting true success comes from inner effort and self-belief, not external promises or flashy incentives. It encourages hitching to a star and pursuing personal goals locally.
A snippet of humorous observations on trust, parental bias, parties, romance, and handling a partner with care. It notes that confidence fades, overreaching softly covers territory, and romance thrives when effort and practical gifts accompany affection.
The Detroit river city handles heavy commercial movement with ships passing a given point every 15 minutes day and night, surpassing the Panama and Suez canals in traffic. The note underscores Detroit’s bustling harbor activity and strategic maritime role.
A 1910s-era column argues women outshop men in buying power, contrasting the fictional economic man with the practical economic woman. It portrays men as lost in stores while women navigate prices and choices, highlighting gendered views on consumer skill.
A reminiscence notes that King Charles I reportedly used the expression as good as a play during parliamentary debates. The phrase appears in Macaulay's review, describing the king’s habit of listening to peers and remarking that debates could be as good as a comedy.
Fragmentary text describes a young lady across the way and a saloon duel with unclear details. readable portions mention Repass the wily sayty and an English stip ate sail but lack clear events or names.
Del Bay Farms of Bridgeton New Jersey switches from hoeing to chemical control for cabbage maggots using corrosive sublimate. Workers target eggs after planting with two inch above ground applications and a second dose after ten days. Cost estimated at about 15 dollars per acre per application.
The melon aphid attacks watermelons muskmelons cucumbers and related crops and is controlled effectively by nicotine spray or dust. Winged forms migrate from other plants to vines, curling leaves die, but natural enemies exist and prompt control is advised. Bulletin No 1499 I details description life cycle enemies and control methods with free copies from USDA Washington DC.
R F Poole from the New Jersey agricultural experiment station says growers should keep using mercuric chloride for sweet potato disease control. New organic mercury compounds are promising but risk root poisoning and reduced sprout development, so bichloride of mercury remains the preferred seed-dipping treatment.
The article notes that milk and cream pick up various strong odors from gasoline kerosene fruit and other sources. Cream delivered to creameries often carries these odors which the buttermaker cannot fully remove. Pasteurizing may reduce some smells but not all, and flavors may eventually affect the final butter product.
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