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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
4
The text explains egg formation in hens, detailing yolk development, oviduct passage, albumen coating, and shell formation. It notes eggs form about every 24 hours, but rapid yolk production can yield double yolked eggs with both yolk and white duplicated. Rarely, fertility could produce abnormal offspring.
The article outlines a practical harness cleaning method. Take the harness apart unbuckle straps, soak in warm water with white castile soap, hang to drain, oil then soap with white ensuette soap, and repeat as needed. Repair any breaks with a needle wax and use waxed thread before reassembly.
Mas A Baxter of the Pawner herd near Pawnee Witneis says fall pasturage using cow peas offers superior grazing and richer returns than other pastures. He notes cow peas outperform similar acreages and align with others using cow peas and soy beans for hog pastures. The legumes provide good fall forage and improve soil by depositing nitrogen for subsequent crops.
The New York Sun urges systematizing housework to save time and fuel. Wise use of sharp knives, safe fire management, and neat sewing reduce waste, freeing moments for embroidery, reading, or a short outing.
A Denver Field and Farm article discusses causes of hard churning, noting dry cow rations and insufficient nitrogenous feed as common factors. It recommends warming cream with water to 85 to 90 degrees and adding dry salt when overchurned, to thin cream and aid churning.
Whittler proposes a weekly day alone with his wife Mary to rekindle their relationship but their plan unravels as daily habits and social roles intrude. A breakfast kiss and a newspaper routine reveal tension, and a bridge club obligation triggers a last minute reversal as both realize the stubborn flaws in their scheme.
A mother with time not money can host a charming children s party using cheap favors and paper decor. Activities include a napkin hunt with a lucky horseshoe prize, a clipping game with crepe bags, and wearables like tea aprons and rosettes using tissue paper. Also covered are paper centerpiece ideas and child friendly supper table decor.
A simple dessert instruction describes dissolving a goetic jelly, boiling it, and pouring over whole preserved cherries English walnuts and chopped pineapple. Serve with whipped cream and chill before serving.
A period ad lists prices for Larabee s best Hard Wheat Flour White Lily Flour Vandalia Flour and assorted produce including potatoes sweet potatoes cabbage lard sugar cured bacon ham peaches apricots pineapple raspberries corn peas red beans and canned goods plus coffees soaps and laundry items with multiple bulk and unit prices. The page mirrors a typical late 19th or early 20th century grocery promotion with dense item lines and discount pricing.
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