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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
6
Polly Hopkins races to Marcus MacKenzie to warn and aid Evelyn as danger surrounds her. She reveals she freed Eve from the squatters and faces MacKenzie and Mrs Robertson with a dangerous truth and a plan for Evelyn’s safety.
In a cold thaw of memory, Robert Percival guides a sleigh as he and Hopkins reach the squatter shacks by the lakeside. Hopkins expresses gratitude for Percival’s help during the long imprisonment, while Pollyop and Jerry await homecoming and a quiet Thanksgiving tomorrow. The scene foreshadows a tense past tied to Oscar Bennett and Polly.
A writer explains that the compass needle does not reverse when crossing the equator. The magnetized needle aligns with Earth's magnetic field and the south end guides in the southern hemisphere while the north end guides in the northern hemisphere.
A small Ohio firm of butchers seeks to improve local livestock quality by displaying high quality carcasses with age live weight dressed weight and dressed meat percentage. They advocate using well bred young bulls and replacing slaughter stock with superior animals to benefit both farmers and their business. Live stock experts say small towns can influence future cattle and hog genetics and support the department advised methods.
A vintage recipe collection describes summer salads with peaches on lettuce and cream cheese centers, raisin use in rice and puddings, and a Raisin Roly Poly recipe. Also includes Apricot Tort cake filling, Boiled Fish With Butter Sauce, and a rustic poem celebrating the plowman’s simple generosity.
University of Minnesota animal husbandry chief W H Peters reports a persistent decline in colt production versus horse deaths over two years. He warns if the trend continues an acute work horse shortage will emerge and advises farmers with good mares to breed or acquire a suitable draft stallion.
A collection of practical kitchen ideas for meals and desserts. Recipes include baked ham with onions and tomatoes, orange layer cake with whipped cream, fruit salad with French dressing, orange frosting, sour cream pie, and a vegetable lemon jelly salad served on lettuce with mayonnaise.
The article notes farmers should feed livestock based on on hand home grown feeds and market prices. It says livestock can profit from home grown feeds with a square deal, but scrub stock cannot be economical users of feeds.
Instructions note avoid injections in the ham or shoulder when immunizing dogs against cholera. Serum should be injected in the flank or between the fore legs to protect the carcass value.
An expert note stresses the importance of proper nails in roof construction, warning of structural issues if nails are not used correctly. The remark underscores the need for correct framing techniques to ensure roof durability.
A cattle feeding note states oats are poor for fattening as they are bulky. Cattle cannot eat enough to gain required fattening weight. The remark highlights oats as unsuitable compared with other feeds for finishing cattle.
Mrs. Frank Wilkie of Syracuse credits Tanlac for dramatic relief after years of severe stomach issues. She describes restoring appetite, reducing heartburn, and better sleep after using Tanlac, noting prior intolerance to milk and long hospital-like episodes. The ad states Tanlac is sold by druggists.
A dialogue hints at financial deception while the Alamo’s Franciscan museum in San Antonio, Texas is noted as a historic site built in 1722. The exchange references Mammouth Oil and ownership of stock, suggesting a discussion of wealth and corporate ties.
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