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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
8
Practical farming guidance covers soil fertility, pig and poultry care, silo use, feed efficiency, pest control, and hay handling. Tips include avoiding overfeeding horses, using kerosene for scaly leg, shading barns, appropriate weed control, and selective breeding for hogs and dairy cattle. It urges timely sprays for fruit crops and efficient feeding to maximize profits.
Architectural note describes a compact hen house for a city flock of fifteen chickens. Details include dirt and board floors, a movable roost system with a hinged dropping board, removable nests with side doors for egg removal, a full length cloth screen over roosts and floors, a drop curtain for cold nights, end openings above the screen, hinged sash windows, tar paper covering, and nailed boarding throughout.
Article advises poultry owners to use only top quality grains and feeds. It warns against cheap supplements and stresses that the best beef scraps, clover, alfalfa, and similar foods yield the best results. It also notes charcoal as a valued remedy for digestive troubles.
A vintage guide extols ice cream as refreshing and nourishing for hot weather. It details Nougat Ice Cream with mixed nuts, peach flavoring, almond cream, raspberry additions, a raspberry bombe with melon mold, and a Sultana Roll using pistachio ice cream with candied fruit and whipped cream sauce.
A garbled fragment attributes to Oliver Wendell Holmes a line about patience in embroidery. It likens careful, steady work to a rose emerging from a pattern, suggesting persistence yields a smooth result.
A compact guide lists thrifty summer preparations such as a chilled pineapple on lettuce with cream cheese and nuts, a German Salad with cabbage potatoes beets onions and eggs, a tangy tartar sauce, fried tomatoes with cream sauce, an oatmeal drink, and a lemon fizz ready overnight.
The passage suggests a universal belief in a destined “best girl” assigned at birth, with inevitable attraction leading to a material realization. It notes variations such as her being domestic, or that she may already be another man's wife, and hopes fate brings the match.
Mrs. Henry Allen recounts a rapid recovery in her child after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for a severe scalp and facial skin condition. She describes itching, blisters, hair loss, and disfigurement followed by a complete cure in four months, with a sample offer from Cuticura, Boston.
A brief exchange shows a drummer asking a Madame if she tasted a wine sample left with her. She replies she has not and doubts its worth, noting it has sat for three days while servants barely touched it.
Quoted dialogue notes a light moment about finances and marriage. Mrs Benham asks about surplus money and Benham admits not recalling it yet implies abundance led to marriage. The piece presents a humorous exchange without further context.
Mothers urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for safety and the signature of the maker. The notice asserts Castoria has been in use for over 30 years and is a trusted remedy for infants and children.
Humorous quip on football calling holds five yards. An ad copy promotes Paxtine toothpaste to remove nicotine from teeth and purify breath, priced 25 cents a box or sent by mail. A florist notes palms as handy decor.
Forest resources in North Carolina generate over 100000 annually in material value and support up to 30000 jobs, providing more than 35 million dollars in direct and indirect employment opportunities. The sector underpins local economies and fosters ongoing employment growth.
Mrs Susie Tem of Pleton Hooper Nebraska credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending five years of female troubles. She describes severe pain weakness and sleepless nights before improving after seven bottles. She urges others to try the medicine and allows its name to be used.
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