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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
3
A wide spread of farming notes covers dairying beet transplants and manures. It discusses silage handling, alfalfa stands, hog and poultry care, and the role of hens in farm income, with guidance on crop rotations, feeding, and breeding for dairy and hog production.
Elijah confronts Ahab in Samaria about Naboth’s Jezreel vineyard. The text links covetousness to moral ruin, warns of divine judgment on Ahab and Jezebel, and portrays Elijah building prophetic schools while training Elisha for succession.
A discussion on preservatives in foods notes borax and other additives may be harmful with daily use, while pure sugar salt vinegar and spices remain safe options. Sugar preserves fruits by inhibiting molds and yeasts, and salt preserves pork eggs butter and fish though excessive amounts are hazardous. Vinegar preserves pickles and spices provide flavor as well as preservation.
The Barred Plymouth Rocks are hardy but tend to overfatten, posing a single risk in keeping. Inbreeding is a major issue in hennery practice, with market growers rotating sires yearly while true fanciers aim to balance inbreeding to protect future generations. Mongrel stock complicates inbreeding efforts due to varied bloodlines.
A collection of potato serving ideas from simple to elaborate. Anna Potatoes describe skewered sliced forms baked with fat baste. Georgian Sweet Potatoes use butter cream and molasses syrup. Hongroise Potatoes blend parboiled cubes with a rich butter milk sauce. Maitre d Hote Potatoes present small balls with a lemon butter sauce.
Warren Johnson of Cumberland county New Jersey explains a simple roosting platform for poultry that is nearly loose proof. The design uses three foot boards fastened with six inch battens a six inch end strips to receive poles and an iron plate bolted behind the center. An upright iron standard bolts to the floor or cross sills with a notch to hold the plate and the front can be suspended from rafters with chains and tilted clear by day.
Grit protects poultry as a preventive. overfat is diseased. Ensure tight henhouse roofs before winter. Correct feeding supports profitability. inspect hens for lice and clean drop boards. Most poultry diseases stem from filth. fumigate with burning sulphur if lice and disease exist. Remove fowls during fumigation. keep hens healthy through careful raising and care.
A humorous exchange about fading fame as one man recalls being called dead and occupying a neglected grave while others once widely praised vanish from memory. The banter highlights the persistence and vanity of public recognition.
Ottumwa woman Mrs Harriet Elwwampler reports relief from long standing female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges fair trial before surgical operation and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
The article states Pacific Ocean covers 68 million square miles and holds about 948 quintillion tons, Atlantic about 30 million square miles with depth near three miles and 825 quintillion tons, needing a one-by-one-by-one mile tank daily for 440 years to hold it. It adds ocean figures echoing similar proportions and notes all sea water would take 2,000,000 years to flow over Niagara.
A minister's son learns courage from his mother’s lesson about prayer. He notes a braver act would be if twelve ministers shared a bed and one refused to pray, highlighting the humor of steadfastness.
A humorous exchange notes Twain’s prolific writings and jokes that his smoking might explain his productivity. The remark highlights reader perception of the author’s fame and habits as a playful clue to his work ethic.
A terse dialogue shows Hewitt challenging recognition and Jewett denying knowledge of a woman's curiosity. The lines imply tension over identity and personal familiarity without clear context or names.
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