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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
6
United States Department of Agriculture promotes farm ice harvesting, noting ice is still inexpensive to produce. Farmers are urged to stock an ice-house, with 0.5 to 2 tons per cow depending on cooling needs, and to store ice with proper insulation for year‑round use.
The guide explains pre freezing work when clear water is unavailable, including securing clean water sources, clearing ponds of vegetation, and impounding water if needed. It discusses optimal ice field size for uniform thickness, potential need for a second crop, and lists essential harvesting tools for small scale operations.
United States butter exports remain a minor factor in world trade as dairy experts from the U S Department of Agriculture say over 99 percent of butter business is domestic. Small exports still influence prices in countries with balanced production and consumption such as the United Kingdom and Germany. Europe has relied on imports, with earlier prewar supply from Siberia, Australia, and New Zealand.
United States Department of Agriculture urges shippers to meet market preferences by avoiding badly cut mashed frosted decayed sunburn blight dry rot or excess scab growth. Markets often overstock and prices fall, causing losses to growers from shipping unsatisfactory stock.
The text extols the farmer as capable of thriving at home with land, muscles, and brains. It warns about storage decay of squash and cabbage, advises thinning only dead timber for fuel, burning garden rubbish, and using manure to support crop growth. It suggests controlled poisoning of pocket gophers via strychnine in carrot or potato bait.
Foremost designers embrace simplicity for better looking garments. Examples show satin and georgette dresses with straight skirts tunics and satin buttons. Velvet and velveteen frocks with draped skirts and three quarter sleeves gain popularity for afternoon wear.
The article surveys fashion items inspired by sportswear including silk and wool scarfs in bright greens and angora fabrics, lightweight crochet scarfs with fringe, short knitted silk sweater coats with lace trim, and bold color golf socks shown as stylish playwear. It notes these pieces emphasize form and elegance over practicality while remaining smart and informal.
Fragmentary text lacks clear people places dates or events. It reads as garbled notes about clothing and meals with no coherent news item or identifiable entities. Unable to extract a factual article summary from the provided content.
Fresh guidance on preparing fish emphasizes careful cleaning and drying before cooking. It notes fish are cheaper and nutritious when well cooked, with sauces like Egg, Tomato, Mustard, Maitre d Hotel, and Horseradish recommended, including notes on flavor balancing and use of lemon or vinegar.
Prepared guidance from the United States Department emphasizes frequent stocking care to prevent continued strain on the legs and feet. Practical tips highlight proper sizing, washing, and wear routines.
In Wapello County Iowa a nurse and volunteers weighed 2189 children revealing 407 underweight. Two Ottumwa schools ran nutrition classes. one group's intake included milk, morning and afternoon, while another served a 10:15 breakfast of oatmeal milk and graham crackers. Every child gained at least two pounds with several gains far higher.
The article advises rigorous cleaning of water vessels and filters. Use porcelain or enameled coolers, scald them often, ensure ice is of known quality, and avoid contact with doubtful water. For suspect supplies, employ a filter kept clean, with earthenware filters scrubbed and boiled, and use a wooden support to avoid direct heat.
The article explains using cheaper cuts of meat requires longer cooking to soften connective tissue and methods like pounding and chopping to break fibers. Browning the surface enhances flavor, and vegetables and seasonings can add additional flavors during careful cooking.
A garbled slice of a kitchen or household column contains scattered phrases on fruit salad and minerals. It mentions pineapple bananas nut meats raisins and mineral matter, plus stray lines about rusty keys, paraffin oil, and bread. The fragmentary text is hard to interpret.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote contrasts a state blue sky law with aviation limits. The facetious visitor asks if the law sets flight altitude, but the response clarifies it targets operators in fancy vests talking in terms of millions.
An advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach and intestines, and stimulates bile from the liver. It touts widespread use for indigestion and other intestinal troubles for over fifty years and urges readers to buy from druggists.
US telephone use at end of 1917 reached 11,716,520 with one line per nine people or two families. Bell-controlled systems operated 7,326,858 lines among 145 networks, independents owned 4,389,662 across 53,089 systems. Calls estimated at 21,846,000,000, averaging over 200 per person.
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