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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
3
Historic kitchen notes describe varied desserts and savory tweaks. It lists methods for jelly like gelatin desserts with berries, sherbet cups, and angel cake. suggests adding sugar to roasts for richer color. mixing coffee cream with soda and sugar. and includes rhubarb and pear salad with olive oil dressing. Also covers prune fluff, amber marmalade, and fruit preparations with multiple steps and measurements.
A collection of frugal home tips covering food prep and safety, kitchen storage, and simple repairs. Notes include using burlap for preparing potatoes, saving fuel with multiple baking sheets, wiping milk bottles before opening, avoiding glass in milk, using canvas for kindling, wooden spoons for hot stirring, and safe handling of cookware. Also mentions making starch from cooked grains, drying produce, thickening leftovers with gelatine, and economical shoe and poultry yard tips.
In Fort Collins Colorado Joseph Emmett ONeill a wealthy ranch owner recruits as a substitute for Walter Howard Stone to spare the man Marion Palmer loves. ONeill undergoes surgery and returns to be deemed fit while Stone is reexamined and deferred. ONeill then leads the ranch, earning $85000 yearly, and now Marion’s family welcomes a son while ONeill seeks permission to serve abroad.
Expert of Department of Agriculture shares rhubarb dishes and preservation tips. The piece covers growing stalks, harvesting, making preserves and jams, rhubarb sauce with corn syrup, and a baked tapioca stalk dish, with practical measures for kitchen use and storage.
A United States Department of Agriculture food specialist showcases rhubarb, praising its qualities and sharing how she uses it in departmental kitchens and at home. She grows rhubarb in her garden and prepares dishes for her family, illustrating practical applications and benefits.
Readers are urged to replace bread with wheat substitutes like potatoes, corn, beans, and greens. The article advocates varied meals, emphasizes protein and minerals, and suggests new starches and desserts to balance nutrition while reducing bread intake. It notes practical cooking tips and the importance of meal variety.
An old agricultural bulletin stresses preventing intestinal worms in piglets. It highlights eggs spread via feces and contaminated ground, noting lungs and pneumonia risks from larvae. Emphasizes sanitary housing for sows before farrowing and for piglets under five weeks, with easy cleaning to reduce infection.
A damaged report by the agriculture department warns of the United States facing a severe wool and mutton shortage. It urges drastic measures to restock the wool trade as prices rise and industry pressure grows. The piece notes enforcement of state dog laws and the role of the market in stabilizing supply.
A fragmented report mentions fear and endurance in harsh weather, with references to a teed manger and dear hand. The passage hints at anxious attitudes during unsettled skies and rough conditions.
A Memphis case recounts a debt for defending enslaved people. A writ of replevin forced release of wealth, followed by a habeas corpus writ and freeing of the enslaved. An insurer from Hot Springs pursued money and jewels as part of his legal fees, with officers returning to Hot Springs.
A court facility in Paul Minnesota reports a cat known as the official nuisance has burglarized the upper office fridge. The hungry feline pulled open a winter-stored 1st class refrigerator, taking a fish and bones while staff were away. Judge Pinelinut jokes about petty theft as the cat remains the town's mail-boat mascot.
Wenatehow galley reports a fainted miork winning a long race as W C Vealey a Wheat rancher from Mises Ciuloe onan ty starts with his wife to a motor vehicle. An later: Pound girl was born. The mind er and body are now in a hospital here, both doing well.
Readable text shows a court related matter with mentions of a six months sentence, a person named Hiram Jaatine Wale, and references to a trial, custody or suspension. It implies a decision affecting someone’s liberty and potential military duty prospect, set in a Bridgeport context.
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