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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1883
Page
3
Notes on hay feeding, water sprinkles, and a nitriovuacid tick for marks. Recipes include a cheese rice dish and a bread cake with soda. Articles warn of winter wheat scams and discuss poultry egg theft, horse biting cures, and humane animal handling.
Dr Hannaford emphasizes thorough chewing for full nourishment. He argues hurried eating, talking with a full mouth, and poor drinking habits hinder saliva flow and digestion, risking choking and inadequate nourishment in the diet.
The article warns that private dairies face profits shrinking as adulteration rises. It cites experiences with steamed feed, cheese and butter quality issues, and industry concerns voiced by President W. D. Heard. Butterine sales grow despite adulteration claims.
The article stresses careful salt selection and application for butter quality. It warns against cheap salt with pan scale, explains rolling and sifting to remove impurities, and notes ideal salt per pound varies with butter moisture. It outlines spreading salt on a thin sheet, folding, cooling four hours, and reworking to remove mottled appearance, plus alternative methods and cautions on over salting.
A historical analysis defines the dude as a young man on Fifth Avenue between three and six, wearing a tight clerical collar and understated, non flashy attire. The piece contrasts him with the swell, the dandy, and the cad, noting the dude’s aim to reduce attention to fashion while challenging vulgarity in society.
A New York Evening Post excerpt discusses the evolving social clash between "cad" and "dude" types. It argues that societies adapt by creating inconspicuous defenses while the meek remain, suggesting the self-respecting dude upholds tradition and avoids overdoing the part.
A column notes rising demand for opiate medicines and urges safer sleep cures. Advice includes more outdoor exercise, reduced bed time, hot showers, walking a mile or two after work, cold water splash, and balancing mental and physical work to prevent sleepless nights. The piece cites Gerald of Health and a New York Marine Court decision on drink debts.
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