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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
3
A collection of old time recipes and practical tips including creamed onions, chestnuts with Bermuda onions, cheese and onion sandwiches, Adelaide canapes, and bacon with green beans. Also includes home remedies, soap making, firewood tips, and the value of a fireless cooker in farm homes.
A church prayer ring delivers Peter from Herod’s cell as Rhoda and the faithful react with astonishment. The scene moves from the Roman dungeon to Caesarea as reports of deliverance spread among believers and leadership is informed.
The Cumberland county schools plan their third annual athletic meet at Tumbling Dam Park Bridgeton on Saturday May 6. Other local items include factory expansion at Martis Dyeing and Finishing Company and notes on civic projects, church dedications, and community events across Bridgeton Millville and Woodbury.
USDA guidance notes that turkey raising on grain and stock farms offers high profits with ample range. It covers breeding goals for vigor and size, brooding in open or coop settings, feeding schedules, nesting behavior, use of breeding pens, incubation methods, and practical tips for confinement, range use, and preventing indigestion.
A little girl spending her first night away from home wakes in strange quarters and asks where her bed is. The note then asserts optimism as a powerful force shaping mindset and outcomes, quoting Orison Marden.
The guide states choose eggs from healthy older hens and avoid pullet eggs. Aim for uniform size about 24 ounces per dozen, keep eggs 5 days max before incubation, and store at about 50 degrees. Do not incubate white and brown eggs together. turn eggs daily during incubation preparation.
Young chicks housed by a wooden mother should have a small initial yard to learn warmth cues. They may wander outside and fail to return to the house when chilly, requiring occasional brooding again. With experience they become self reliant. a hen calls her brood, but no artificial caller exists for wooden hens.
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