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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
3
A discussion on patriotism as active service rather than lip service. It urges knowledge of America's history and ideals, belief grounded in action, and participation to defend liberty, minority rights, and constitutional limits, stressing education to resist ignorance and despotism of majorities.
A succinct patriotic pledge extols devotion to the United States and its founders, democracy, freedoms, and national ideals. It invokes Washington Lincoln and the Minute Men, seeking strength to uphold liberty before Almighty and mankind.
The passage argues that restraints protect the helpless and form part of Americanism as another Fourth of July nears. It contemplates a world in sorrow with America facing imperfections yet asserts the enduring certainty of divine foundation.
A reflection on a man who preached refined truths and, unusual for his time, lived by them, as noted by Armstrong. The line highlights integrity between teaching and practice, praising consistency between words and deeds.
A reverent reflection on the 1776 signing of the Declaration of Independence, praising brave founders for liberty and government by the people. The piece notes future wars, hardships, and the worldwide diffusion of true freedom from America to France England Africa and distant seas.
A theatrical con game is described where a man aims to deadhead into the play Hamlet and at boarding time the plan hinges on extracting payment from those guarding him. The taunting scheme blends theater and crime in a sharp anecdote.
Agricultural Engineer W G Kaiser details a simple trough project for farmers. It covers site prep on well drained ground, outside and inside forms, reinforcement, and a 1 2 3 cement mix for waterproofing. A cement wash seals and smooths the interior. guidance includes materials per length and the need for sloped interiors to prevent crack formation.
The clover region offers strong beekeeping prospects with proper management. European foulbrood and Italian bees affect outcomes. selecting superior Italian strains improves sanitation and crop yields. Copies of Farmers Bulletin 1215 are available free from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington D C.
At the University of Illinois dairy farm a rotation of corn for silage and alfalfa for hay yields good results. Fall wheat follows the corn harvest, with wheat drilled by late September. A thorough seed bed and timely rains enable alfalfa seeding as soil moistens.
Fresh water is essential for a successful poultry operation. Emphasizes the need for ample clean water to support healthy birds and productive farming.
Eggplants continue to produce until frost and, when properly prepared, remain highly palatable compared with other vegetables.
The United States Department of Agriculture states fall sown oats require fertile moisture-holding soil. Heaviest yields come from heavier loams or well humified sandy loam, with good drainage to prevent winter kill and disease, while clay and low areas worsen rust and lodging risks.
Farmers test balancing barnyard manure with rock or acid phosphate on a half acre to gauge soil needs. Applying forty to fifty pounds of acid phosphate per ton of manure or 400 to 500 pounds per acre shows if full-field fertilizer is profitable. Spread evenly on each load so every ton carries the phosphate.
A cooking column offers bran centered recipes and tips for a delicate stomach. Recipes include Bran Layer Cake Bran Jelly and Rhubarb Pudding with bread and fruit combinations. It also notes rich sour cream use in dressings and suggests serving ideas for children and adults with simple pantry ingredients.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports several rations tested at Beltsville Maryland for egg production. Poultry keepers should select feeds matched to local conditions and prices and gradually adjust rations to avoid drops in egg yield. Ration No. 1 Mash includes corn mentacrap bran and other components.
The article lists multiple ration numbers with mash and scratch mixtures for poultry feeding. It specifies ingredients and proportions for Ration Nos. 2 through 6, including cornmeal middlings bran meat scrap oats and bone meal. It notes adaptations for yearlings and heavy hens, and suggests using table scraps or cooked vegetables with certain rations.
A home cooking note outlines Mushroom Scramble, Corn Fritters, Curried Eggs, and Mutton With Dumplings. It details cleaning and sautéing mushrooms, egg enrichment, corn batter frying, curried onion sauce with rice, and simmering mutton with dumplings plus optional peas for flavor.
An old man forbids his daughter Alilela Hortense from marrying a lifelong poker player. She defends the hobby, arguing it is tolerated at her own club and insists poker is not a bad habit. The scene ends unresolved as paternal authority asserts itself.
A mash makes up equal parts bran mid dlings and ground oats with milk given in morning, corn fed at night. Too much corn fattening harms hatchability. a mash of corn meal ground oats and bran is also advised for geese.
Straw and hay nest material help. Provide roosts and dropping boards in the henhouse. Move left broody hens to the sitting nest at night. Do not feed chicks until 48 to 72 hours old. Leave sitting hens alone. they know their business. Use a hatchet on ailing owls if confirmed. Wet or chilled chicks risk white diarrhea. Outside breeding pens, limit surplus males as too many hinder layers.
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