Practical Household Menu From Early 20th Century
A homemaker guide discusses simplifying meals and reducing clutter. It offers recipes for Baked Kidney Beans with onions, tomatoes, pork or olive oil. Club Salad with chicken and bacon. Oatmeal Bread using oats and molasses. and a Thousand Island dressing with mayonnaise, chili sauce, red peppers, and chives.
Glass Eye Misbehaves at Busy Household
A fragmentary local note recounts a quirky event as a glass eye in a home causes confusion. Mrs Murphy asks about it while a voice answers that the eye was reading old letters in the bureau. The short scene includes rustic dialogue and a humorous domestic moment.
Increase The Meat Supply Amid War Time Shortages
The article notes a meat shortage due to war impact on livestock and food supply. It highlights government measures to boost production and stabilize markets, urging farms to expand output, maintain quality, and support the home front effort.
Freezone Offers Fast Help for Foot Corns and Calluses
A vintage ad explains that Freezone, a dropper solution, is applied to corns and calluses. It claims quick removal by freezing the targeted tissue with minimal skin irritation. A small bottle is inexpensive and available at drug stores or via wholesale drug houses through your pharmacist.
Tanlac Cures Ills and Restores Health, Says Doctor
Dr. Thomas Garrett, 62, of St Louis, credits Tanlac for a marked health recovery after years of stomach gas pain liver trouble and nervousness He says a friend recommended Tanlac and three weeks later he could eat foods that previously caused sickness The ophthalmologist employed at the National Stock Yards East St Louis notes Tanlac benefits for stomach liver and kidney problems along with nervous sleeplessness and loss of appetite Public notice states Haytiat Sellers Drug Store now markets Tanlac Master Medicine adv.
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St. Louis
Thomas Garrett
Arsenal Street
Garrett
Thomas G. Crawford
Oregon Avenue
Dr. Garrett
National Exchange of the Nation Stock Yards
East St. Louis
Tanlac
Haytiat
Adv
Spread Barn Manure Daily For Minimal Nutrient Loss
The article urges daily manure spreading to reduce nutrient loss in pastures. It favors top-dressing on cement or soil, cover feeding, and quick incorporation by disking or plowing. It warns against leaching and soil washing, noting hillsides and dry seasons increase risk if not plowed under promptly.
Worth While Quotation From Rushbo
The remark credits Hiasure for perseverance amid toll and indolence. It claims that when effort is applied to save work, life becomes happier. The quotation reads as a compact judgment on work ethic and personal fulfillment.
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Rushbo
Protectors for plants guard against sun wind and cold
A Victorian era guide explains how to shield cabbage tomatoes peppers and other tender garden starts from harsh sun winds and chilly night air after transplanting from a hothouse. It describes a patented square wire frame with four triangular metal pieces forming a four pointed star protector. The piece is raised nightly by lifting the ring and triangles then dropped flat in the morning. The article also urges farmers to boost home production to meet a food shortage and cites guidance from the College of Agriculture at Columbia.
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United States
Pemiscot
Pemnscot
College of Agriculture At
Columbia
Wilson
Southland
Missouri
String Ho McCarty
von Mayes
Ron. Over
J. T. Clean
Co. Mariners
Vinlon MH. Candwell
Pres. Retail Merchants Association
Chas G. Koss
Superinehbent
Seliours
Sow Truck in Cold Frames
Sow the small globe radishes in cold frames to mature in four to five weeks. Lettuce can be sown in the cold frame and transplanted to hot beds later. Spinach and beets may be sown in hotbeds for use around holiday time. Celery should be partially chilled and kept under boards for blanching. Gather green tomatoes before frost and store them in a cool place to ripen gradually. Use perfect stock for storage.
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L. M. Montgomery
Ohio State University
Alfalfa Favored For Pigs In Feed Trials
Nebraska experiment station tested seven groups of pigs over 84 days to compare feeds. Findings show cornmeal plus bran yields 100 pounds of gain with 442 and 147 pounds used, while cornmeal plus middlings at 150 and 116 pounds achieves the same gain, and equal results from middlings and other rations at 358 pounds.
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Nebraska Experiment Station
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Nebraska Station
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Bobby
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Spencer
Hayti, Mo
Angela
Ton
F. W. Robertson
WM. York
Old Belle of Lexington
Bond
Hewitt
W. P. Meatte Proprietor
N. E. Cor. Square Hayts, Missouri
PEARL
P. O
Fred Morgan
Hayti