One Dish Dinners Save Time and Food Earnings
Centralized meals offer economical one dish options like fish chowder and English mutton stew. Recipes feed five with simple steps, using common ingredients to stretch meat and save effort.
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Newspaper
Decorah Republican
Location
Decorah, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
8
Centralized meals offer economical one dish options like fish chowder and English mutton stew. Recipes feed five with simple steps, using common ingredients to stretch meat and save effort.
The United States holds about 3.53 trillion tons of coal in reserves, roughly half of the global total of 7.40 trillion. China follows with around 1.50 trillion, then Great Britain 180 billion, Germany 164 billion, and Canada 100 billion tons. The piece ends with a quip about thrifty men hoarding “canned righteousness.”
The article argues dairy producers should retain cows and test production to cut losses amid high seed prices and labor shortages. It advocates practical feeding changes using corn, cottonseed meal, alfalfa, and silage, and suggests milking machines for larger herds to meet postwar demand.
An old guide promotes cottage cheese as a cheaper protein source comparable to meat. It claims 1 pound of cottage cheese provides roughly 1.27 pounds sirloin or 1.87 pounds chuck rib beef and also matches certain energy values against various meats and animal products.
The article notes that cheese tea and boiled milk tend to slow bowels while raw fruits graham bread and whole wheat promote movement. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets after supper for severe constipation and lists R A Engbertson as the seller. A closing ad line hints at self comparison with a neighbor.
C F Reynolds of Elmira New York reports that after taking Foley Kidney Pills he rose from his sick bed in a few days and felt relief from rheumatic pains backache and tiredness. Engbertsons Pharmacy marks the recommendation.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge wider use of cottage cheese to save meat. A simple home method yields 1 1/2 pounds of cheese per gallon of skim milk, with steps from clabbered milk to draining and finishing, plus storage tips.
The Decorah Aeruplicon and The Weekly Kansas City Star urge readers to follow broad war coverage as nations clash and vast forces shape the world while inviting subscriptions for home delivery at 1.75.
Agricultural bulletin urges farmers to raise more sheep to support war effort and clothe soldiers. It argues six of seven farms lack flocks, outlines sheep benefits and home production goals, and ties wool supply to wartime needs. It also details practical kitchen waste feeding methods to raise layers efficiently and economically.
An old notice recommends people over sixty to go to bed at the onset of a cold and stay there one to two days. It claims faster recovery and reduced risk of complications, promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the product. Availability noted through R A Engbertson, Ady.
Mrs Prank Crocker of Pana UL writes that her five year old son Paul had a severe lung cold with terrible coughing spells. After trying other medicines, a neighbor recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The first dose helped and he was cured. For sale by R A Engbertson Ady.
A humorous Iowa column deflates the myth that owls symbolize wisdom. It contrasts the misperceived cleverness of owls with their real roles, noting the great horned owl as a rare exception and detailing habits, diet, nesting, and nocturnal nature with tongue‑in‑cheek appraisal.
An advertisement touts a non alcohol tonic for women available in liquid or tablet forms at most U S drug stores. It claims fifty years of strong sales and urges sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo for a trial package.
The Buffalo Times notes ravens plot to steal hare dinners by feigning fear and retreat then snatching prey. Ravens also distract dogs to steal food, leveraging anger to win choicer bits. They may speak, choosing words with care rather than showiness. More vegetables, fewer seeds will define many gardens this year.
Notice of appointment of Fred B. Toma s as executor of the Caroline Dahly estate late of Decorah township Winneshiek County Iowa decedent. He has taken the trust and given bonds as required. Creditors and debtors must present claims or render payments to the executor at Decorah Iowa dated February 6 1918.
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