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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1917
Page
6
Designers of apparel for stout women face two problems. The model pictured uses satin underskirt and sleeves with a serge overdrape ry to show a figure flattering cut. Features include a straight satin skirt, pleated overskirt, strategically placed pockets, narrow collar, and small buttons to emphasize straight lines.
This excerpt outlines menu ideas and recipes from a domestic kitchen era. It includes cottage cheese crackers with maraschino, Mock Chicken, Chicken a la King, Green Gage Sherbet, Honey Rolls, Tomato and Asparagus Salad, Spiced Blackberries, Cherry Preserves, Green Beans in Salt Brine, and methods for drying berries.
The Red Cross plans 380 base hospitals with 7,500 trained personnel to cover 30 units, including surgeons dentists nurses and assistants. It outlines field to base hospital care from first aid stations to evacuation to base hospitals for full recovery.
A practical guide on strawberry cultivation covering soil, slope, and site choice, with recommendations for fall plowing, manure use, and spring planting. It details plant selection, setting depth, and four cultivation systems hedge row hill and matting, plus care of runners, two-year results, and timing from April to September.
Instructional guide from J C Whitten of Missouri College of Agriculture on shaping young fruit trees. Emphasizes open center frames, pruning regimes by species, and summer guidance to balance growth and ease of care.
About 12 million of 80 million school age children cannot attend regularly due to roughly 2 million miles of impassable rural roads. A 15 percent rise in attendance could follow highway improvements in eight counties studied by the federal Department of Public Roads and Road Engineering.
The report compares Guernsey and Holstein milk solids and fat. It notes Guernsey milk averages 14.71 percent solids and 5.16 percent fat, Holstein 11.85 percent solids and 3.42 percent fat. Skim milk solids are about 16.5 percent for Guernsey and a little over 9 percent for Holstein.
Summer cattle illness, pinkeye, often causes blindness and spreads via flies. The disease lasts about ten to fourteen days with tearing, light sensitivity, and cloudy eyes. Confinement, light exclusion, and laxative feed help, while boric acid baths or a dropper solution of zinc sulfate, boric acid, and distilled water aid eye treatment.
Clemson Agricultural College advises skim milk before churning for higher fat cream. Use a separator when available. if only a few cows, set milk in deep cold-water cans to rise cream in 12 to 18 hours. Avoid shallow pans as they yield poorer cream and more washing.
Advice on sunning milk containers to destroy odors and bugs. Do not seal cans during sun exposure. allow air to circulate freely and place them where sunlight reaches directly, turning the cans periodically for even drying and odor elimination.
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