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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1914

Page

7

Government Farm Experts Highlight Dairy Profit and Guinea Pigs

A government farm bulletin reports dairy profit depends on cow type stabling and silage. Readers of dairy literature outperform nonreaders, while guinea pigs draw interest as a game and laboratory stock with costs around 50 to 60 cents per animal and market price up to $1.50. The Girls Poultry Club expands nationwide with a four year program and exhibitions to improve poultry management and markets.

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Roast the animals prove excellent eating when cooked small game

The passage notes that the animals are excellent eating when prepared by any of the common methods used for small game. It emphasizes versatility in cooking and favorable taste regardless of technique.

Petroleum oil used as adulterant in biscuits and wafers

The department of agriculture reports a new adulterant in biscuits and wafers with an upper and lower crust and cream filling. Petroleum oil substitutes coconut oil or butter in the sugar milk cream filler, and has led to seizures. The oil has no food value and its use violates the federal food and drugs act.

Department of Agriculture

Wheat Barley and Oats Abroad in 1913 Production Rise

International Institute of Agriculture notes 1913 output up from 1912 across many regions. Wheat up 9.2 percent, barley 7.5 percent, oats 0.8 percent with European Russia reporting all wheat 638 million bushels, barley 584 million, oats 1.101 billion.

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Fashion News From The Louis XV Era Inspired Ensemble

The illustration shows a former Gascon inspired hat and coat echoing D Artagnan style. A new loose coat recalls the Louis XV period with a violet suit, brocade collar and calf facings, silk stoles in lighter purple, and hand embroidery.

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Eighty six women plumbers in England and Wales

A census report lists eighty six women who work as plumbers in England and Wales, most widowed. It notes many other female trades including seventy paperhangers and white washers, four female bricklayers, one female coachman, and fifty six female carpenters joiners with fourteen masons, among others.

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First aid for slight and severe burns instructs cold water and coverings

The excerpt explains treating slight burns by cooling under cold water or covering with a damp paste of baking powder. For more serious burns the aim is to keep air out by applying oils or flour paste, then covering with a clean cloth to protect blisters and keep the area moist.

Pekingese Parties Become New Society Trend

Women hosting Pekingese parties share the latest craze where their small dogs sit on silk cushioned chairs while mistresses enjoy sandwiches and ices. Conversation centers on the pets, now the era’s most popular society dogs.

New Mending Idea for Kids Shoes

A resourceful mother with a tight home budget shares several economical hacks. One method uses scraps from old kid gloves to mend the back seam of children's shoes by sewing the patch on the inside.

New Hairpins Fashion Spark In Winter Styles

The season's trend features two handsome horseshoe shaped jeweled pins used to fasten hair braids. Fashion favors placement at the sides above the ear though no fixed rule exists.

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