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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
7
Guidance on preserving surplus pork through canning using steam pressure. Emphasizes using fresh meat, no preservatives, optional salt or smoking, and proper handling. Includes canning times for No. 1 to No. 3 tins and jars, plus sample recipes for pork roast, spare ribs, and pork cakes with detailed processing directions.
The Agriculture Department warns against using commercial preservatives or powders in canning. Borax boric acid and salicylic acid are common ingredients, and their use can harm the young elderly and weak digesters, making canning dangerous.
Chicago tale of ballet dancer Lucille O D e a and her stage romance with naval officer James Donohoe who embezzled payroll funds. Donohoe’s lavish spending and a grand Grand Rapids Chicago scene end with confession as they chase a quick marriage and a swift exit from the Midwest.
Robert Adair Campbell and Miss May Blanche Barnet sought marriage in Chicago and refused the customary judicial kiss. The judge proceeded with the ceremony, accepting the standard fee as Campbell paid and filed.
The scene follows Hogan in a dire condition amid a large blaze. Mrs. Hogan asks about using beer to control the fire while Hogan jokes about his own burning state and the doomed situation unfolds.
Lieutenant Becker asks about an examining post. Shour defines it as a post where medical officers examine men at Camp Lee Bayonet. A humorous note follows comparing a hippo’s looks to a zoo exhibit, implying hippos avoid voluntary exhibition in zoos.
A witty remark notes a wealthy amateur who holds a job in acting, owning an automobile, motorboat, airplane, and a special train, and then asks what part he was given. The answer: the role of a walking gentleman.
A brief domestic exchange has a mother asking Bobbie if she may borrow his facial expression bottle, illustrating a quirky family moment through quoted dialogue.
A reflective line asserts a scientist will seek proof in every scenario and, if he falls from grace, would blame the law of gravitation for the mishap.
A man discovers his fiancée attended a cooking school to prepare for marriage. The attempt backfires as the engagement ends when the fiancé learns of the plan.
A magazine editor offers to image a bolshevik leader using the office dog, a Skye Terrier, while a warden jokes about prison laundry and convict washing. The dialogue records a humorous office exchange with references to authority and pets.
A witty exchange shows a husband and wife debating wife’s search of his pockets. She suggests looking for hidden items, he replies with a savage line and the wife counters sweetly. The banter highlights sharp humor in domestic dialogue.
Mr Enpeck in his office says the call is super important and notes he reports to his wife before lunch and on return, adding she will not stand any nonsense.
United States Department of Agriculture urges city and rural residents to boost home and back yard gardens in 1919. With one fifth of food from gardens, demand for fresh vegetables rises. many yards and vacant lots remain underutilized despite willingness to garden. Extension agents and farm bureaus push for more production and the garden habit in the coming year.
A U S Department pamphlet notes southern gardens can supply green vegetables all winter. Spinach, collards, turnip greens, kale, lettuce varieties like Big Boston, and onion sets can provide steady greens despite cold spells. Maintain the garden year round with hardy planning and protection.
The USDA stresses that all animals need plenty of water and that cows drink most to produce milk. Stale or impure water reduces intake, lowering milk output and efficiency.
A short dialogue about choosing a business venture. The young man is advised to pursue openings only if not risking trouble or debt, warning that some opportunities may lead to financial hole or ruin. The exchange emphasizes caution and skepticism toward risky ventures.
United States Department guidance encourages using coarse roughages to save grain and stretch hay supplies. Corn stover should be used early in winter with other roughages saved for later, while feeding dry cows and feeder steers primarily on roughages to prevent weight loss, especially cattle moved from drought areas to the Southwest.
Black walnut wood is valuable and scarce due to war demand. Plant vigorous trees with large nuts this fall by placing two nuts per hole and covering with two inches soil, or store over winter in a sand filled pit 8 to 12 inches deep and mulch to shed moisture. A bushel yields 1,100 to 1,400 nuts enough for about an acre with two nuts per hole.
The United States food administration urges farmers to combat the rat menace and avoid wasteful practices. A British notice cites a farmer fined $100 for insufficient precautions against rats mice and jackdaws that left 12 stacks of oats and barley unfit for human food.
A USDA notice warns that dairy cows often receive insufficient feed above maintenance needs, limiting milk production. It emphasizes providing enough quantity to maximize milk yield from high producing cows and notes the risk of reduced performance.
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