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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
The article stresses spraying timing and mixtures for fruit trees. It warns against spraying every pest seen and wasting money on unnecessary treatments. It urges small scale trials of new mixtures over two seasons and emphasizes using correct nozzles to avoid wasted effort.
A shopworn grower urges fruit growers to avoid mixing costly spray formulas and to time anthracnose control properly. He notes many farmers waste spray, overuse high pressure equipment, and sacrifice crops by adding unsuitable additives. Cooperation and simpler gear can cut costs while protecting young and bearing orchards.
A discussion on surgery improving children's outcomes through adenoid and tonsil removal, correcting learning issues, and treating deformities. It notes surgeons using expanded tools, bone grafts, and organ transplant work like Dr. Alexis Correl, imagining future possibilities of replacing organs and organs’ parts.
A diplomat recalls discussing the Crown Prince of Germany at a Washington dinner. He notes the prince’s disapproval of his father’s peace policy and adds an anecdote of skating with the crown prince in St Moritz where a star is joked to be a decoration for the heavens.
A New York Sun item reports a judge’s decision that a woman should not spend more on clothing than on rent. The headline riffs on Mrs Knicker Well and the idea of higher rent costs following the ruling.
The Pacific Rural Press features a milk and cream carrier automobile, arguing utility cars surpass horse drawn wagons for farmers. It notes lower upkeep costs per operation, greater road efficiency, and easier marketing access, making town trips shorter and more frequent for farm work.
A recipe for a chilled orange and walnut salad. Blanch English walnuts, hull Malaga grapes, mix with oranges, fold into crisp lettuce, and top with mayonnaise. Chill for an hour, then serve in a salad bowl lined with lettuce leaves.
Chop a half pound of pork fine and fry crisp in a pot. Add onion, then six potatoes diced, a can of tomatoes and a spice bag with six allspice and six cloves. Pour in a quart of water and paprika. Cook three and a half hours. Add 50 clams, cook thirty minutes more, serve with pilot biscuit.
A simple recipe instructs mixing half a cup each of cold water and milk with two ten spoonfuls of chocolate. Beat into a light froth, cook to a hard boil, beat again, sweeten, then pour while beating in one egg. Add vanilla if desired and serve at once.
Beat two eggs light then mix with sugar and flour. Stir in water vinegar and grated onion. Bake in pastry crust until done. Top with light meringue and return to oven to brown lightly.
A simple vintage mixture lists one cup molasses one cup sugar one heap of buttermilk one cup dripping and one tablespoonful of soda reflecting old kitchen measurements and culinary style.
The excerpt describes mixing baking powder salt and nutmeg with flour to form a dough. Knead on a pastry board, roll or pat, cut and place in a pan. Lightly sugar the tops and bake until the cakes are about an inch thick. Do not frost or cut until the following day.
The method soaks stale bread overnight then drains and mashes it lightly. A pint of softened bread mixed with leaven and soda forms a sponge which is folded into bread dough with nut mats, kneaded with flour, and baked into light, moist loaves that stay fresh longer.
Instructions describe soaking gelatin in water, draining tomato juice, seasoning with onion juice sugar salt and pepper, boiling ten minutes, adding gelatin, straining, molding in a cold mold, and serving with lettuce and mayonnaise.
A simple stovetop mixture of water raisins and sugar is simmered briefly, then thickened with cornstarch or flour. The suggested finish bakes with a top crust and vents to release steam.
Beat one large peeled apple to a fine pulp then mix in a cup of powdered sugar. Fold in the beaten whites of two eggs and beat until very light. Twenty minutes works well for a light texture. Spread between cake layers.
A vintage advertisement touts Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a guaranteed solution to vermin. It promises overnight kills for rats mice and cockroaches and notes ready use powder form that won’t blow away. Sold by druggists and general stores with a money back guarantee and a dollar price.
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