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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
6
A fragment notes the intent to regulate candle egg handling from packing to shipping and suggests government action by the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington. It mentions eliminating initial spoilage and addressing federal and state economic impacts.
Fragmentary advice describes using glycerined white goose fat for purposes on a black board scene. It emphasizes keeping hens free from mites and houses free from vermin, with caution about feeding ducks and geese, killing weaklings, and ensuring balanced rations for healthier chicks.
The article lists Toulouse, Emden, African and Chinese as the top goose breeds for shows. Canada Wild and Egyptian are noted as ornamental varieties kept in parks and public gardens.
The passage outlines beef quality grades from common to choice, detailing fat distribution color and grain. It notes that choice beef is well marbled with smooth fat, medium shows variable lean color and moisture, and common grade has high bone content, little exterior fat, and coarse grain.
A fragmented report describes limited quantities of prime grade beef for holidays. It notes fat distribution, smooth hue, and light red color as indicators of quality, with references to stock and supply constraints and the impact on availability.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises buying devices that save time and effort, uses long-handled tools to reduce strain, and keeps cleaning supplies organized. It recommends soft looser woven cloths, damp dusters, minimal moisture, and using paper or cotton waste for heavily soiled areas.
A breezy collection of home guidance covers using a hand or electric vacuum to clean carpets, adding a hint of ginger to doughnuts to reduce fat absorption without altering taste, and avoiding cabbage odor by not covering the pan. The piece ends with a stray note on the value of milk in diet.
This guide emphasizes keeping dirt out of the home to reduce cleaning later. It advises thorough dust removal, gradual cleaning, sparing use of water and cleaners, and drying damp surfaces. It stresses training family members to maintain order and good habits to ease housekeeping chores.
Practical advice covers cleaning kettle water before refilling iced tea with orange and lemon slices. Pantries benefit from white oilcloth, stove polish via daily newspaper, and melting lard between window frame and casing to stop sticking. Some berries like huckleberries should be cooked if skin is tough.
A proverb-like line contrasts the lazy man who withdraws from effort with the diligent person who pursues goals and achieves what he seeks. The message emphasizes action over ease and rewards earned through persistence.
Lawyer questions grounds for divorce as client explains she married for money and he has lost everything.
Warns of kidney trouble and urges prompt action with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Claims quick relief and pure original capsules imported from Haarlem Holland. Money back if no quick help.
The Indianapolis News notes a Muncie family dispute over using the car to haul voters to polls during a partisan election. The father backs Democratic turnout while the mother insists half the car is hers and refuses to share for Democrats. The argument ends with the plan to alternate days and haul both sides.
Article touts Bayer as the genuine aspirin with the Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in a Bayer package. It claims physicians prescribe Bayer for headache colds pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism for nineteen years. Tin of twelve tablets priced at a few cents is noted as the handy size.
The ancient city of Musan sits on Korea’s edge with five centuries of walls and a central palace still intact. Only a handful of Western visitors, including Russians during the Russo Japanese War era, have seen its ruins and guesthouse temple. Local legends speak of tiger hunters and striking mountain scenery across China Korea Manchuria and Siberia.
Consul General David F. Wilbur reports from Genoa that a decree issued on June 4, 1919, gives the Italian government exclusive right to supply and sell coffee of all kinds within Italy.
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