Feeding the Sick Advice on diet and care for patients
Dr. Allen notes four causes of suffering in illness poor diet preparation timing and sensory aversion. He urges small frequent nourishing servings palatable easy to digest and tailored to the patient with careful temperature and presentation to aid recovery.
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Practical cookery and farming tips from Beal
A roundup of kitchen ideas and home-keeping advice including an apple custard recipe, packing celery in damp moss for winter storage, a hot meat sauce, egg yolk balls, door latch lubrication with kerosene, and beef feeding guidance. Prof. Beal cites methods from Miss Parlog and Lansing Republican for maintaining flavor, easing maintenance, and avoiding over feeding.
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Dress hints for home made gowns and trims
Ladies who sew their own dresses learn that gathered ounces work well for silks and velvets, saving material. Instructions describe bias gathered edges, scallops, basques, and trims such as tucks and panier drapery. Combinations include black satin with tucks, plush lower skirts, and astrakhan cloth accents, plus velvet collars and gilt buttons on woolen jerseys for house wear.
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Merits of the Mule as a Work Animal in Agriculture
The article argues the mule is a valuable animal with staying power and efficiency, often outperforming horses in work while eating less. It notes mules are hardy, less prone to disease, and capable of long service, though they may be slower and less beautiful. Proper handling can improve behavior. small mules offer less strength for heavy tasks.
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Ayrir
Shelter for Stock and the Value of Winter Shelters
The article argues farmers waste fodder by leaving stock exposed to winter cold. It urges building simple shelters, noting straw is burned while stock suffers, and claims sheltering stock yields profit and healthier animals come spring.
Brown's Iron Bitters Restores Strength for Chicago Engineer
A Chicago railroad engineer writes from Dearborn Avenue detailing long suffering from a weak stomach and heartburn. After trying many doctors and remedies he reports full relief and renewed vigor after using Brown's Iron Bitters by Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore. He notes regular trips again and praises the medicine highly.
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