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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
12
Rice as a staple offers balanced nutrition when paired with meats eggs or milk. The Creole jambalaya combines rice with various meats and seafood, while red beans with rice, escalloped rice with onions, and rice with cabbage tomato or curry provide diverse southern dishes.
Report describes snake charmers mixing snakeroot with earthenware and placing it with a snake to induce torpor and weaken its ability to fight or bite. They then remove the fangs, leaving the creature under the drugged influence.
A 112 by 60 by 40 foot concrete dairy barn on Old Forge farm in eastern Pennsylvania showcases modern sanitary design with a central feeding aisle, swinging stanchions, water troughs, and ventilated clerestory. Two 30 ton silos stand at the stable end beside milk rooms and separate cooling and separator facilities.
A New York farm tale features a hen named Biddy who helps a farmer build a chicken coop. The bird waits with a nail in her bill, ready to assist, and the man completes the task with her aid, illustrating a humorous partnership that underscores poultry as a steady farm asset.
Samuel F B Morse born Charlestown Massachusetts April 27 1791 died New York April 2 1872. Yale graduate 1810. studied art in England under Benjamin West. worked as portrait painter in several American cities and led the National Academy of Design as first president 1826 to 1842. In 1832 he designed the electric telegraph with a working model shown in 1835. after numerous funding attempts Congress finally appropriated 1843 for the Washington Baltimore line the first in the world.
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