Must Make Better Butter To Meet Foreign Competition
U S dairy farmers must boost butter and product quality to survive foreign competition. Danish butter arrivals affect New York prices while Argentina rapidly expands output. Siberia may return as a market factor. South Africa dairy fog and New Zealand Australia industry growth loom. Canada’s cheese standard rises. US producers face potential imports if quality lags. The Bureau of Markets urges readiness and improved cheese making, factory operation, grading, marketing, and exports to stay competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
New York City
Argentina
Siberia
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
December and May om a young man’s bid for a wife
Eloise and her sister Henrietta navigate love and age as Jerry Wells Jr. courts Henrietta with a dinner dance before sailing for the Orient. Eloise envies the match and derides men as fickle, while Henrietta gracefully entertains the proposal and cooks for him.
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Jerry Wells, Jr
Eloise
Cupid
Jerry
Henrietta
Joly
Kenrietta
Ehile
Orient
Dad
Blaise
Tenrietta
Benes
Hlenry Martin
Menrietta
Tienrietta
Tim
Cloise Telly
Rietta
Genrietta
Scarlettia
Cans Better Than Buckets For Milk Handling
Milk and cream from a few cows are easier to manage in regular milk cans than shallow pans and wide-mouthed buckets. Cans offer convenient collection at the cow and transfer to the house. They come in various sizes and are handy for cream and skimmilk when using separators or souring cream for buttermaking. the shotgun can is especially convenient to cover and keep in water.
Difficult Churning Causes in Dairy Processing
Difficult churning may be due to several factors including too thin cream and a fat content of 30 to 35 percent. The right churning temperature is about sixty degrees. Some instances are caused by certain germs or by feeding foods that produce hard fats. Sour cream churns faster than sweet cream.
Victory Worth While
A reflective piece emphasizes the pride in facing challenges beyond ordinary effort. It argues great victories arise from disciplined, sustained work and self denial, rewarding perseverance through costly, unseen sacrifices.
Wolverine An Ugly Fighter
In a Sierra encounter a large wolverine charged miners in a tunnel driven by a power company, knocking a man over and frightening the rest. Described as powerful and unpredictable, the animal is said to resemble a small bear and is famed for its ferocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Whitney
Sierra Nevada
John L. von Bon
Scientific American
The Way Iron Grows and Its Effects on Cast Iron
The piece explains that repeated heating and cooling cause growth in cast iron parts. Smeating avens originally eight feet long grew to nine feet after prolonged red heat periods with cooling. Distortion and occasional breakage occur in furnaces and gratings from such growth. to limit size increase, use white cast iron with about three percent carbon and low impurity levels.
Spite House A Narrow Old Dwelling In New England
One of the nation’s oldest narrow houses sits on fb Tub street in Heston, less than ten feet wide and 21 feet long. Built in the revolutionary era, it sits opposite Cupp’s Mill burying ground near former British ammunition barracks. Locals call it Spire House. Legend says a Tory owner built it to block a neighbor’s view, allegedly forcing the neighbor to keep no candle burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tub Street
Heston
Hut Street
North Enders
Nothing Is New As 6000 Years Ago Ladies Painted Faces
Dr E J Banks told the American Institute of the City of New York that six thousand years ago women painted cheeks and penciled eyebrows. He described twin vases from Babylonian ruins showing early cosmetic use and noted a boudoir context. The remark Verily there is nothing new under the sun echoed on the lecture screen.
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E. J. Banks
American Institute of the City of New York
Evening Sun
Doctor Banks
Babylonian
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Babylonia
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Ben
Jornson
Melvin & Johnson
New York
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Wolverine
Boston
Ack
Horeervice
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Company
Denton, Maryland
Oxford
Nelson Shqe CO
Lexington St
Baltimore, Maryland
Walter J. Satterfield
Serine
Eral
America
Widons
Congress
Merchiune Marine
Committee of American Shipbuilders
Church Street
Packard
Packard Motor Car Co. of
Baltimore
Louisville
California
Gwitter Tires
U. S. Patent Office
Den-Mar Mobile CO
Denton
Philadelphia
Fords
Coreran
Garford and
Menominee Trucks
Easton, MD
Agle
Mukado
Wade
Eagle Pencil Company
Manupac BY
Daniel J. Zacharias
Miller
Log Cabin
Louis.j. Knotts, 0. G. 4
L-st-tf) Co
Illing CO
Greensboro, MD
Journal Bring
NM Ingersoll
Burpee
Burpee’s
W. Atlee Burpee Co. Seed Growers
Burpee Bidg
Philadelphia, Pa
Rat Satie Eaedih
Mellinger
Melinger
Burrsville
Postoffice
Calvert C. Merriken
Aid
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