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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
2
The article extols common wild greens as nutritious food. It highlights mustard milkweed watercress purslane and other weeds as tasty greens to mix with lettuce, onions, and dressings. It warns about contamination in spring greens and notes simple preparations.
A homey collection of vegetable chowder ideas and stepwise dessert instructions. Includes corn chowder with potatoes, peppers, and peppers notes, plus cookies, sponge cake, cottage pudding, and a vinegar sauce served with sheet desserts.
Marion farmers press retrenchment before bridge bids. Isaah Moore,called ace of big numists, sentenced for embezzlement and bigamy with prison terms and fines. State highway opens bids for 2a miles of turk surfaced pavement. Porter county jail empties as eight prisoners released. Mooresville churchman shot in Mooresville, others die of heart disease. Indiana posts and campaigns linked to veterans, milk ads, and park plans appear across cities.
The United States Department of Agriculture offers an inspection service for creamery butter to certify quality. At the National Dairy Show in St Paul inspectors demonstrated grading and the price spread between high and mid grade butter, noting small quality differences can yield large price differentials.
A US Department of Agriculture dairy division project refined Swiss cheese production using purified bacterial cultures. Trials at experimental houses and Crowe City dairy facilities show potential gains for manufacturers and higher prices for premium cheese. Prices ranged from 20 to 27 cents, with some as high as 27, while old-system factories matched Tone cheese pricing. The higher value is linked to a larger share of high quality cheese.
When buying a bull insist on the dam’s yearly milk production and butterfat percentage. A seven day record is of little value for dairy worth as butterfat can be increased with good handling.
A dairy cow's sole purpose is to produce milk, and recognized dairy breeds do so more profitably than other cattle, according to the article.
The guidance advises keeping a fire under the tank heater to preserve manure stock in winter. In summer the water stays fine, but in winter maintain heat to prevent spoilage. Fire the tank heater, haul out the manure, and spread it on fields. It will pay for the time and effort.
A flood of testimonials from across the United States and Canada claim Tanlac restored health and vigor to entire families. Wives, husbands, and children describe revitalized appetites, energy, and well being after using Tanlac, urging others to obtain a bottle from their druggist today.
A wealthy man in Youngstown recounts a strange dream to a friend. He imagined riding a tiny flivver that climbed telephone poles, touched the wires, and slid down another pole. He jokes about being in such a vehicle.
A brief survey traces cucumbers from biblical mentions to modern eating habits and notes old village recipes, a digested commentary on digestion and taste, and a cautionary reminder to inspect Castoria bottles for authenticity.
Fragmentary OCR reads a garbled plea about watching a train event and catching something. The passage centers on desire to view a train and not miss it, with unclear names or dates. No solid entities or actions are establishable from the fragment.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing red rough itchy skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, plus guidance on use of Cuticura Misting Powder and Cuticura Talcum as part of a daily toilet routine.
The article states there is no national poet laureate appointment in America and notes Nebraska uniquely named John G. Net harat as the states poet laureate in 121, a Nebraska native.
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