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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
18
Instructions on efficient hog killing and curing techniques. Describes a two-plank scalding tub, temperature guidelines from 160 to 180 degrees, and the use of a barrel setup with a furnace trench. Includes hooks, hanging methods, evisceration steps, salting rates, curing with molasses and sugar, and smoke drying for summer storage.
An inventor describes a gravity driven cistern system that prevents bottom sediment buildup. The device uses a galvanized pipe from a top cover to a drain near the bottom, drawing foul water up and out as clean water remains at the top. The method aims to auto purge sediment and deliver fresher water.
Readable text describes a long uncleaned operation area with fermenting or aging process. It mentions a cost of about two and a half thousand dollars and references some additions or alterations. The fragment lacks clear subjects or actions.
Agricultural note argues against waste in livestock feeding. It urges systematic rationing of roughage and grain, emphasizing careful observation of hunger, grain quality, and stable supply to maximize profits while preserving herd health. The writing discusses how to prioritize feed types and timing for seasonal stock needs.
An experiment station suggests feeding a draught horse with wetter forage near the ground for service. Farley wheat bran and roots are advised, plus a small hay quantity. Maintain silage level, remove two ampoles daily to prevent decay, and trim silo edges as silage rises.
Local notes from St Charles Massachusetts shows families visiting kin for Thanksgiving. Mentions Mrs Adam Ty and son Howard with relatives in Beslan and Oxford Me. Others include Mr and Mrs Calvin Pulkenstern and son Chris, Mrs Leary Grissom with family, Mr and Mrs Tinkerman with Mr Jawert Jr in Oxford, and Harvey Boekenbarger at the welding shop. T. A. S. met at Mrs Gee Shearer’s home. Cleo Hommes visited Mrs Chambers. Memorial service for Wie Tks attended in Hamilton. Marg Killian joined the Lutheran Ladies’ event in Henalton.
Linden school teacher Joyce Boe died while attending a Linden farm gathering with neighbors and family. The report mentions Mr Hill and others from Finchston, Ritla, and Uayilton, noting five days of events and local farming signs.
An old time hair treatment using sage and sulfur is promoted as effective for darkening hair and restoring growth. The Wyeth Chewex Company offers Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hill Remedy through druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails to work as represented.
The Miltonville area endures cold, wet winds hindering hemping and husking. Wet ground and recurring rains threaten corn and tobacco yields, while late sowing may curb onion and bean crops. Despite hardship, farmers eye late-season crops and prudent field work, with local residents visiting kin and a veteran’s burial planned near town.
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