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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
2
The judge decides to visit Belle Plain to comfort Miss Malroy amid a family tragedy. He balances public duty with personal concern, offering professional aid while navigating Mahaffy and Solomon's wary schemes surrounding Norton's will and Belle Plain's looming legal entanglements.
In Belle Plain the judge exults over renewed influence as he aids Miss Malroy, paralyzes Mahatty, and negotiates debts, while planning a public show of trust using the Belle Plain turnout. Mahaffy notes rumors of Charley Norton’s will and related disputes as the night wanes.
The Rexall Store offers Rexall Kidney Pills with a money back guarantee if they fail to relieve kidney, bladder, or urinary issues. J D Ewing promotes trials of up to three packages at 60 cents each, asserting strong confidence in positive results and local availability.
A 1911 report from England promotes cooking entirely in paper bags without any tins or dishes. Recipes include Yorkshire Pudding, fruit cakes, omelets, jam turnovers, and light biscuits, with step by step bag preparation and oven directions.
Instructional historical recipe by Nicolas Soyer of Brooks Club London detailing Cutlets a la Paysanne with mutton or lamb cutlets packed with peas bacon potatoes and stock folded in a greased bag and roasted an hour then served. Also Cutlets a la Espagnol with rice tomato catsup folded in a bag then broiled for half an hour. Copyright 1911 Stirgis & Walton Company.
Idaho Experiment Station agronomist urges plan to own or rent a good fanning mill. Use gravity or combined grading to separate by size and weight, remove chaff and wild oat, and produce seed grains that are uniform in size and largely free of debris.
A Wallace's Farmer writer outlines movable fodder racks with four 4x4 corner posts and 2x4 sides. The feeding space is two feet wide, with six cross 2x4s per side, no bottom, and tops braced by 27x4s. The racks are light and easily moved by two boys.
A writer notes alfalfa thrives on rolling ground and soils with three crops since sod. They predict increased acreage this year and advise sowing thinly to avoid black flat gumbo soils while observing blue joint grass soil productivity.
Practical agricultural guidance on crops and soil management. Notes cover using a steel plow cutter, barley for alfalfa, tomato supports, clover and alfalfa hay for winter feed, manure management, fertilizer use for wheat, spring sown pastures, soil and seed quality, moisture retention with mulch, application rates for soil amendments, and timing for fall versus spring plowing.
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