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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
2
The undersigned appointed administrator of the estate of Eliza Wright, late of Putnam County Indiana, deceased. The estate is to be solv ent. Dated December 21st, 1912. Marion Sinclair Administrator. B F Corwin Attorney. 3t S-D Dec 2
Doctor W O M McGalghey listed as physician and surgeon with office in Evans block at 24 South Jackson Street and residence at the corner of Bloomington Street.
Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co announces a timetable change affecting the Brazil division. Adjustments modify schedule alignments for local riders and connections with the I and I network, aiming to streamline service times across trackage.
Free 600 pace book offers guidance on treatment and care of horses cattle sheep dogs poultry and more. Includes a stable chart and agricultural lore to aid farmers and animal keepers.
A woman obsessed with furnishing a spare chamber imagines a guest as she buys five rooms with refined books and décor. A grocery boy collapses on her porch, is placed in the room, and a doctor arrives to treat him. The guest stays, altering her life as she later marries the doctor and leaves the room behind.
A witty exchange notes sailors and soldiers show consistent love patterns. One says their affection is uniform by nature, prompting the other to question why oddity arises. The quip highlights steadfast romantic claims among military men.
A light exchange quotes an English visitor at the zoo remarking on the animal fight as a beastly row. The pun highlights the playful tone of the dialogue about zoo life.
A detailed fruit and spice cake method uses brown sugar molasses and sour cream with raisins. Step by step preparations cover creaming, sifting, mixing dry ingredients, and baking in a paper bag in a slow oven for about an hour. The list also notes suggested fruits and vegetables to accompany or accompany the dish.
A New York Sun writer endorses cranberry jelly as the preferred tart accompaniment for birds. The method yields jelly from two quarts of cranberries strained, then simmered with sugar until thick, molded, and cooled. Pair with broiled or planked spring turkey or guinea fowl for best taste.
A practical recipe uses cold roast meat cut in pieces simmered in water until tender. Add peeled quartered onions and eighths of potatoes, cook until done, then thicken with browned flour. Serve on toasted bread triangles with gravy. add leftovers like corn or stewed tomatoes near the end for variety.
Use a wire frying basket to skin tomatoes by plunging them into boiling water. Keep milk butter and eggs tightly covered on one fridge side and reserve the other for vegetables and leftovers. Recycle paraffin from jelly by washing pieces boiling the accumulation to reuse for next jelly time.
A simple pie filling combines one cup stewed squash, one half cup sugar, two eggs and enough milk to fill a pie plate. Line crust, beat eggs and sugar, mix in squash and milk with cinnamon nutmeg and allspice to taste. Bake about 40 minutes in a moderate oven.
Soak sweetbreads in lukewarm water two hours then pour hot water over soak 15 minutes and skin them. Roll in flour and fry slowly with two sliced onions. Drain, strain gravy, add a quarter cup of sherry and a little bouillon for two pairs.
Article by B E Lara describes a 13 foot high rack with one by four frame for feeding roughage to sheep. It covers rack construction, feeding routines, grain management with oats and corn, shelter needs in winter, and grazing on cornfields with minimal risk to crops. The piece notes lambing timing and aims to improve market prices.
The Missouri mule grows in popularity as a draft animal in large cities. It is tough, eats less than a horse of equal weight, and sells for about 300 dollars. Proper winter handling of colts and careful early training improve memory and future breaking.
The article examines the need for economy driven methods in beef production noting feeders from cows with calves at side may not suit intensive farms. It discusses profitability of cow revenue vs feeder offspring and contrasts with pedigreed beef calves, dairy practices, and the skimmilk feeding approach combined with proper management.
An Iowa Homestead note describes a handy hog feeding system using a barrel A on a platform above a trough beside a hydrant D. A two inch auger hole in the barrel base is opened by a broom-handle plug C to release swill into the trough, with no spill and adjustable trough length.
A Missouri farmer sold a two year old and a three year old mule for 48 dollars. Their dam was a nine year old mare with a smooth build who was incapacitated for hard labor by an accident with barbed wire. She is expected to remain a strong breeder for several years. Farmers may see a potential profitable tale here.
Practical homestead guidance covers pig health and breeding, sheep ventilation, horse and brood mare feeding, and choosing stock. It warns against crowded Angora goats, tail enders in pure breeds, and lazy sows while stressing early maturity, windproof shelter, and ample exercise for pigs.
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