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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1895
Page
6
A detailed description explains a portable hay unloading machine using a 30 foot mast and pulleys to lift and drop forkfuls onto stacks, with roped control and horse aid. It then covers early fattening of pigs on warm weather pasture, using less grain and milk-wheat bran to boost pork yield.
The article discusses weed management including thistles and fireweed, and soil practices to conserve moisture. It covers surface stirring, subseiling, and water storage basins to mitigate drought, plus new forage crops from the Massachusetts station. It notes shade for treeless pastures as essential for animal welfare and productivity.
Directions for making light yeast rolls with milk butter and malt, plus creamed shrimps and a chocolate cream cake. Includes temperatures, rising times, and baking steps, with details on egg wash and frosting between cake layers.
The article notes milk can remove fresh damask stains when hot. For old stains a bleach mix dissolves lime and washing soda, then bleaching in hot water followed by soap wash and rinse. It also describes a wickless oil stove from England praised as safe, odorless, and smokeless with neat appearance.
A brass oil reservoir stove claims quick heating with a quart boil in four minutes and a chop cooked in five. Recipes include frosting for cake tops and a method to make raspberry vinegar with sugar and juice for long keeping. A sickroom drink mix uses water dissolved with a tablespoon of the preparation.
A query on farming viability in the Northwest asks if wheat sells under 50 cents a bushel amid harsh winters and blizzard season. The note ponders weather impacts and cyclone risks on agricultural returns.
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