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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
5
A farming bulletin warns poultry keepers about parasites and diseases that cut profits. It stresses cleanliness, frequent coop relocation, liberal whitewash, and government formula disinfectants. It urges pure water, proper feeding, dry high yards, and notes inherited vitality plays a role in disease.
The passage discusses managing contagious poultry diseases through hygiene, disinfectants, sunlight, and culling while detailing diseases like cholera and roup, plus lice and mites control. It then shifts to Christian Science, exploring belief in God’s love, immutability, Mrs. Eddy, prayer, and healing without material remedies.
The passage extols a harmony that cannot be disturbed and a consciousness of Love that leads to Calvary. It urges investigation of Christian Science not Christian Scientists, believing it reveals a Godly standard where what blesses one blesses all and promises are fulfilled. It envisions the universal acceptance of Christ’s grand work and earthly realization of God’s will.
St Elmo's fire is a low intensity atmospheric discharge seen in fair weather. Pointed objects projecting high above surroundings become charged with electricity and emit a feeble glow without sound, observed on church spires and ship masts.
A vintage health ad praises women and explains how internal liver and digestive issues cause external signs. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a natural, mild remedy that relieves biliousness indigestion constipation and dizziness. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
Weighs the benefits of using dampened paper to cut dust and germs, reduce floor sweeping, and lower soap use. Notes old newspapers can replace towels, cloths, and nonburning waste, urging careful disposal and creative reuse to save time and money.
A vintage recipe describes preparing six lambs’ necks by skinning and splitting without separation, skewering, two quick broils, coating in a mustard Worcestershire mixture and bread crumbs, and serving with maitre d hotel butter. The butter is creamed with lemon juice parsley and a hint of nutmeg, kept chilled until use.
Prepare chickens for boiling then craft a paste from salt curry powder dry mustard and paprika. Rub into incisions brush with butter broil over clear fire. Serve hot with lemon juice cress and tartare sauce.
A straightforward relish preparation lists ripe tomatoes without peeling, onions, and salt for overnight standing. It adds celery, mustard seed, pepper, cinnamon, cloves, sugar, and vinegar to create a spiced relish.
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