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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
6
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The passage condemns food waste citing large losses in kitchens and urges mindful cooking. It lists desserts and sauces like strawberry cream, snow gallow, and cherry fillings. It laments waste totaling 700 million dollars and calls for communal action to reduce waste and improve meal planning.
An article by William A. Radford discusses dairy barn design for 20 acres, detailing a concrete grounded 80 by 28 foot barn for eight cows and four horses. It explains cow stalls, gutter, and the need for constant fresh air, citing Professor F H King on air volume requirements and the role of stable ventilators like chimneys to move warm air upward and out, with guidance for 40 cow barns and vent sizes.
The piece explains musky fishing techniques and timing, detailing preferred water depths near weeds, lilies, grasses, or rocks. It notes peak feeding hours from eight to eleven in the morning and from four to dark, with best fishing late summer into autumn and trolling versus casting as methods. It discusses gear including braided line, lure choices, and rod tips for beginners and experts.
A guide to forming a Red Cross chapter outlines timing for meetings and campaigns. It emphasizes organizing leaders before public calls, details eligibility for membership, and lists society classes with annual dues and benefits including Red Cross Magazine access.
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