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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

4

Sugar substitutes and honey recipes from a 19th century guide

The text blends sugar alternatives with recipes using honey maple syrup and whey based syrups. It explains sweetness differences, how to adjust liquid in dishes, and provides honey entrees like Honey-Roll and Honey Lemonade. It includes a Browning quotation urging steadfast spirit.

Deviled Dishes From Highly Seasoned Pastes

A cooking note describes deviled foods as appetizers and outlines methods for deviled chicken legs and breast, ham, tripe, veal chops, crabs, oysters, and fish. It details making a paste from salad dressing mustard curry powder and Worcestershire sauce, then applying and cooking through broiling or frying with variations for each protein.

Preventive measures to control wireworms in crops

United States Department of Agriculture outlines cultural controls for wireworms, including timely plowing after hay cutting, deep cultivation, and soil drainage. Emphasizes crop rotation, use of manure, interseeding with nonhost crops, and tile drainage to reduce worm populations and protect corn and wheat.

United States

Velvet beans research and feeding tests outlined

The United States Department of Agriculture through the animal husbandry division with state colleges is studying the most economical form to feed velvet beans for fattening steers. Practical feeding tests from the past year are being distributed to farmers in velvet bean growing regions. With a bean surplus in the South, the bureau of markets informs dairymen and livestock feeders in the North and East about velvet bean meal value for feeding live stock.

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Rust-Resistant Wheat Research Aids Farmers

United States Department of Agriculture and experiment stations in Minnesota Kansas and Tennessee report progress in developing rust resistant wheat varieties. The effort aims to combine disease resistance with the milling and baking qualities of top bread wheats to meet growers needs.

United States Department of Agriculture Minnesota Kansas Tennessee

Improving Land and Poultry Health Practices

Advice urges soil improvement through cultivation drainage and humus and plant food. It also outlines mite eradication for poultry by burning nesting material supplying fresh litter and cleaning poultry houses.

Velvet-bean meal urged for dairymen amid high feed prices

The article notes velvet-bean meal as an excellent feed for cattle horses and hogs and urges wider use by dairymen in the North and East due to high mill feed prices. It emphasizes the nutritional value and potential economic benefits of adopting velvet-bean meal in regional farming practices.

How Deep to Plow Depends on Soil and Season

The depth of plowing varies with soil character, years under cultivation, and the season. It advises adjusting tillage depth to soil conditions and growing period.

Dust Mulch Raises Rainfall Surrogate for Farms

Farmers push in-field dust mulch practices noting that three inches of dust mulch can substitute roughly one inch of rainfall. The approach aims to conserve moisture, improve soil structure, and boost crop resilience amid limited precipitation.

Northwest Middle West

Cockerela to Keep For Breeding Next Winter

Agriculture guidance states keep only young cockerels for breeding next winter and retain calves with dams only if beneficial. It notes unprofitable practice of letting calves remain with their mothers when there is a milk or butterfat market.

Penny mouse trap and Cuticurn ad fragment

An OCR fragment mixes a train hurry cry with an advertising mockup for Cuticurn remedies. It references baldness, dandruff, and dry scalp, urging use of Cuticurn Ointment and Cuticurn Soap with a free sample offer via Boston and druggists. The snippet ends with a stray line about a waiter and feeding.

Cuticurn Dept. X Boston

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