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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
2
Practical guide on using scraps to reduce waste. From leftovers in beef and lamb roasts to meat and potato hash, rice or spaghetti variants, stuffed peppers, and tomato fillings. Suggests salads with minced meat and celery, dressed with mayonnaise or salad dressing, served on lettuce or tomato boats.
The practice of tapping maple trees at a single location prolongs trunk life while large first growth trees may tolerate two or three taps without injury. Tapping two sites too close together to collect sap in one bucket is disastrous for the tree health.
The piece discusses a woman who slashed herself to win back her mate after a quarrel. It argues men resist overt devotion, preferring elusiveness, and suggests she would have been wiser to leave rather than dramatize her love. From 1931 Bell Syndicate WANU service.
John Bannister Table presents a short excerpt about entertaining with fritters and a hot sauce. The playful lines describe a progression from dusk to life through imagery, ending with a note on fruit fritters. The fragment emphasizes fritters as a desirable snack for guests.
A playful column notes superstition about a lucky fish mascot linked to Venus. It then shares several dessert recipes including Fruity Fritters with pineapple and bananas, Chocolate Nut Pudding with walnuts, Lemon Cheese Treat using gelatin and cottage cheese, and Cherry Fritters with maraschino cherries.
The Vice President is not a senate member and cannot participate in floor debate. He only votes to break a tie when present pro tempore presides. The speaker of the house is a full member with floor privileges.
A playful set of five imagination tasks using a picture of Harry and balloons. Guess numbers in balloons adding to twenty nine, find a king balloon whose number fixes others by multiplication, replace numbers with words starting fh i t g p f to form a sentence, split balloons evenly among three children with a hidden catch, and color-matching colors from an April shower scene to the balloons.
Child star Jackie Coogan amassed a million dollars before turning ten. Young violinist Yehudi Menuhin recently performed a violin recital in New York. Christopher Robin is the son of English writer A A Milne, who inspired stories including When We Were Very Young and related books for children.
Instructions describe assembling a doll carriage from patterns with dotted lines and holes. Cut on dotted lines, punch holes at carriage corners and milk bottle tops, insert paper fasteners to form body, handle, top, and four wheels. A pantograph tracing option is suggested for a larger carriage.
The article outlines thorough utensil cleaning steps from rinsing with lukewarm water to washing with hot water and a small alkali cleaner, then scalding and air drying. It advises against wiping, suggests heating plans with coal oil stoves or steam boilers, and notes milker hygiene and bacterial growth conditions, including typical temperatures and rapid division rates.
A Montreal Star report claims buttermilk, with minimal wash water, matches normal skim milk in feeding value for dairy calves. Historical trials by William Newnan in Ontario showed calves fed buttermilk from a creamery, with grain and roughage, grew well and suffered less bowel trouble than calves fed skim milk.
Dairy guidance notes silage reduces waste, boosts feeding value, and eases dairy operation. It emphasizes choosing proven milk producers in bull purchases, keeping calves clean with daily washed tin pails, cooling and stirring cream, and solar sun drying for sanitation. The silo becomes essential in economical dairy feeding and beef cattle care.
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