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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
2
A collection of simple dishes and home tips. Apple butter with vanilla ice cream. a children's party dessert with cornstarch custard and currant jelly. curtain washing involves salting water to ease laundering. orange fritters prepared from orange sections fried in batter to accompany lamb or pork.
A philosophical meditation contrasts flattery with genuine esteem, noting that people resent flattery aimed at elevating rivals. The passage explores how desire to surpass others drives insincere praise and social manipulation.
Titus 3 outlines lost humanity by nature and the path to salvation by grace through Jesus Christ. It calls believers to meek living, obedience to rulers, and ongoing good works as a daily witness reflecting a renewed life in Christ.
A reflective line notes that true knowledge reveals its edge where ignorance begins, attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes. It emphasizes limits of understanding and the value of acknowledging the unknown.
A concise reflection on justice citing Theodore Parker as defining its divine origin and human ideal. The quote frames justice as a universal rule of conduct inherent in human nature and divine purpose.
A concise exploration notes that truth brings freedom joy and encouragement through steady inner conviction and ethical living. It emphasizes personal growth and resilience as core outcomes of embracing truth.
Washington announces a 1400 page genetics volume summarizing genetic knowledge from dogs to popcorn. Secretary Wallace calls plant and animal breeding a science of cooperation with nature and urges greater biological understanding to shape the future.
Harry and wife woke to find their home roofless as three men demolished the porch amid a divorce dispute. The dispute involved a $3,500 mortgage from Joseph Frederick to Clara Gill, who foreclosed and hired Frederick the house wrecker. A deputy halted the wreckers after the Justice of the Peace was alerted.
Common Pleas Judge Joy Seth Hurd of Cleveland is father to fifteen children seven daughters and eight sons The oldest son Joy Seth Jr is twenty five A book with 9 942 names helped friends suggest a name for the newborn daughter and the judge anticipated little difficulty choosing one
St Paul Minn A process for ripening fruits in half the usual time has been announced by Dr R B Harvey plant physiologist at the University of Minnesota farm. The process using ethylene a non poisonous odorless gas not only speeds ripening but imparts a sweeter flavor to the fruit so treated Harvey said. The process benefits growers in two ways he said gives evenly ripened fruit for early marketing at higher prices insures sounder products.
Agronomy notes from Cornell discuss pasture as a milk substitute for growing poultry and livestock. Turkey growers in the West and Midwest already use pasture to cut milk use, aiding competitiveness with New York producers.
A Montreal Herald writer stresses careful pre cooling and handling of farm and plant killed poultry. Keep pre cooling room at 32F for best results, 22F for immediate sale, and 40F max for fresh handling. birds must be bled plucked washed and hung to pre cool 24 hours, with constant thermometer checks.
Country Home Magazine reports the University of Illinois dairy department developed a machine that forms heavy paper boxes seals them with paraffin and fills them with milk. The system is sanitary saves refrigerator space and eliminates bottle returns. A boxed milk case weighs 27 pounds versus 63 pounds for bottled milk.
A North Carolina reader from Dallas describes a nearby town that designates one day each month for farmers to swap items. Cows, mules, pigs, tools, guns, seed, old cars and other valued goods are brought to a vacant lot for bargaining followed by a sunset auction of leftovers at fair prices.
A poultryman says sand is one of the most satisfactory litters for turkeys. Covering it with burlap or paper in the early days reduces the risk of the birds developing a habit of eating sand. Sand is safe for brooding turkeys as it rarely causes crop binding or intestinal clogging.
Sew-Your-Own offers three new wool designs with sleek lines and a long zipper. The Barbara Bell patterns 1375 1302 and 1382 cover sizes 12 to 48 with yardage guides and color options, while a Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book is available. Patterns cost 15 cents each, with orders sent to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
A collection of wry sayings on marriage emotion and social contrast. The playful lines mix romance fishing and cultural insight with a sharp, quotable tone.
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