Cards of Thanks and Obituaries in local notices
Cards of Thanks are chargeable at rate of 50 cents each. Obituaries appear in the local notices column detailing the deceased and funeral arrangements.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
2
Cards of Thanks are chargeable at rate of 50 cents each. Obituaries appear in the local notices column detailing the deceased and funeral arrangements.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen notes detailing a Lettuce salad in apple walnut shells with a French dressing, a butterless cake using brown sugar and raisins, and a whole wheat pudding with molasses and broken walnut meats. Includes concise dressing method and baking instructions.
The text offers a recipe for salmon salad with mayonnaise and celery, suggests improvising with peas if celery is unavailable, and imagines strong tea and homemade mirror repairs. It shifts to carpentry tips for stand legs and a humorous anecdote about Johnny and a stained tablecloth, ending with a Judge’s quip.
A practical plan suggests a box of inexpensive gifts neatly wrapped for a journey. Each package is labeled with a station name and not to be opened until that stop is reached, turning the long trip into a series of rewards.
The article emphasizes careful rationing for fowls and outlines the Cornell feeding method. It covers morning grain, noon dry mash, and evening grain portions, plus beets, greens, and fresh forage. It notes adjust feed based on mash intake and ensure exercise to promote health and egg production.
An Iowa Experiment Station report shows sows bred at eight or nine months averaged 7.67 pigs per litter, while sows about 24 months old averaged 9.6 pigs and aged sows 10.6. Two year olds farrowed 24% more pigs than young sows and their pigs weighed 9% more at birth with 26% faster postnatal gain.
Practical guidance on horse collar fit and care to prevent shoulder sores. Tips include choosing a hard collar, shaping new collars after soaking, using a properly fitted pad, keeping one collar per horse, washing necks with salt water at night, and lifting the collar during breaks. Also notes on general animal care.
The article promotes apples as a versatile, wholesome fruit and lists numerous recipes from the Apple booklet. Recipes include Apple cup custard, apple croquettes, Tornomino apples, apple charlotte, apples en casserole, apple catchup, and frosted apples with meringue.
A quaint bath towel features yellow satin stitch sunflowers along the bottom with white scalloped edges outlined in blue. It suggests a sewing method using wrapping paper between edges to imitate hemstitching and advises strong thread for durability.
The bridal table favors white ribbons and flat white sweet peas as a centerpiece. Buffets feature high cut glass bowls overflowing with flowers, with silver bowls, pink blooms like pink roses or pink sweet peas, and pink ribbons. Reducing to essentials, the piece highlights color coordination and period table styling.
A Pictorial Review idea promotes starting a dower chest in early girlhood. It argues girls should collect personal belongings and embroidered items for future homes, with a chosen emblem and careful, loving labeling. It sees dower chests as sewing storage, travel kits, and winter clothing organizers, guiding brides to begin early.
A quirky health column extols salt gargles and vinegar foot baths for cleansing skin and throat. It urges daily deep breathing to improve appearance and warns many people neglect clean air, claiming twenty breaths twice daily boosts looks and vitality.
A New York Sun contributor describes sewing crescent under the arm on corset covers and house dresses to improve wear and avoid patches. He notes relining coats uses a shield like piece under the arm before the standard lining.
Instructions advise using soft putty wrapped in cheesecloth to coat the glass creating an opaque finish. After the putty dries, apply white varnish to seal the cloudy surface.
A simple creamy candy recipe uses brown sugar water corn syrup butter vanilla and chopped nuts. Instructions note peeling oranges with a curved bone tool featuring a quick end for cutting the skin.
Cornell station reports nitrogenous feed yields fewer eggs but larger, richer flesh. eggs from nitrogenous ration carry disagreeable odor and taste, poor keeping quality, and a small yolk, while carbonaceous feed produces more eggs with lighter flesh and less flavor impact.
An article argues for planting fruit trees in poultry yards to beautify bare enclosures and improve profit. It cites shade, soil fertility, and pest control benefits from trees such as plum, cherry, and crab apple, noting easy, low-cost setup and quick cultivation alongside poultry care.
A home remedy for chickens details a compound using vaceline carbelic acid boric acid zinc sulphate pine tar and steps to apply when first cold symptoms appear. Birds should be isolated and nostrils cleaned then ointment rubbed on swollen facial parts twice daily to halt spread. The text claims efficacy against gorehead or chickenpox in poultry.
Cleaning fountains recommends scalding water and shot to scour hard to reach interiors. Summer suggests muslin awnings to cool hen houses but removes them in winter to let sunlight purify. Poultry manure analysis shows 2.43% phosphoric acid 2.26% potash and 9.25% nitrogen with water and organic matter components.
The text notes hens average two years of productive life before sale. Some birds endure into a third or fourth year, but the typical unit is two years. Older hens face higher disease risk than younger birds, affecting profitability.
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