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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
The article argues many growers spray at wrong times with improper mixtures and lack knowledge of targets. It warns against overdoing sprays and wasting money while stressing testing new mixtures on a small scale and evaluating each season. It also notes waste from slovenly technique and improper nozzles.
A veteran grower warns against overreliance on mixed sprays and high-pressure gear. He notes most mixtures are wasteful or ineffective and urges fall spraying for anthracnose, selective use of inexpensive barrel pumps for young orchards, and cooperative buying for fruit growers to cut costs.
The article extols surgeons and the knife as a remedy for behavioral, learning, and physical deformities. It asserts adenoids and enlarged tonsils impair intellect, cures through removal, and notes advances from clubfoot to bone grafts. It highlights Alexis Carrel's organ transplants as pioneering future possibilities.
A diplomat at a Washington dinner says the Crown Prince of Germany causes his father trouble. He cites the Reichstag incident and notes public ignorance of similar episodes. A friend recalls skating with the prince in St Moritz where a star reply mocks a new decoration for the heavens.
A New York Sun item reports a judge’s ruling restricting a woman from spending more on clothes than rent, prompting quips about higher rent. The note reflects contemporary commentary on domestic fiscal limits and gender norms.
The Pacific Rural Press praises utility automobiles for farming tasks, noting their milk carrier design and ability to travel poor roads year round. It argues cars reduce upkeep costs versus horse care, outperform horse wagons in road capacity, and boost farm marketing by easing town trips and speed.
A housewife recipe describes preparing eel with four orange sections cut in halves, then blanching English walnuts and Malaga grapes. The mixture is cooled in ice, placed in a lettuce lined salad bowl, topped with mayonnaise dressing, and served.
Chop a half pound of pork and fry crisp in a pot. Add onion, diced potatoes, tomatoes, and a spice bag with allspice and cloves. Pour in water and paprika, simmer three and a half hours. Add damas and cook half an hour, serve with pilot biscuit.
Mix a half cup cold water and half cup milk with two teaspoons chocolate in a bowl. Whip lightly, heat in a saucepan to a hard boil, then beat, sweeten to taste, and pour over a whipped egg. Serve at once with vanilla if desired.
Beat two eggs light add two cupfuls sugar and two heaping tablespoons flour. Whip until light add two cups water two tablespoons vinegar and a pinch nutmeg. Pour into pastry lined pie plate bake then cover with meringue brown lightly in oven.
A recipe fragment lists ingredients for a bake: one cup molasses, one cup sugar, one cup buttermilk, one cup dripping, and one tablespoonful of soda. The terse note suggests a simple cake or loaf whose precise method is not shown.
Directions call for two teaspoonfuls of baking powder salt and nutmeg to taste. Mix to a soft dough adding flour until smooth. Pat onto pastry board crease with knife and lay in a pan. Sprinkle with sugar and bake until under an inch thick. Do not use until the day after baking.
A home baking method uses stale bread soaked overnight then drained and mixed with salt soda and a bread sponge. Add chopped nuts and flour to form dough, let rise three times, bake into loaves described as light textured and moisture retaining.
Soak gelatine in cold water for an hour. Drain juice from tomatoes. Add onion juice sugar bay leaf pepper salt to taste and boil ten minutes. Stir in soaked gelatine strain through a flannel bag pour into mold chill and serve with lettuce and mayonnaise.
A rustic raisin pie method instructs to simmer water raisins and sugar with nutmeg, thicken briefly with cornstarch or flour, then bake with a top crust and vent slits to release steam. The directions emphasize boiling briefly before finishing in the oven.
A recipe-style note describes grating one large peeled apple and folding in a cup of powdered sugar with the beaten whites of two eggs. Beat until very light, about twenty minutes, then spread this filling between cake layers.
The Stearns Electric Paste advertises a one night kill for rats mice and cockroaches. It claims no powdery blow away action and comes with a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists and general stores or via mail order from Chicago at 25c or 1.00.
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