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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement from Warner St in Springfield Massachusetts promotes a simple constipation remedy formula touted as easy to prepare with good money making potential in the United States market. It highlights a straightforward approach and market appeal for investors.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Cobb and Booth Tarkington praising Munich venues. The text describes ten cent Muriel beer, quart portions, and meals with frankfurters while listening to a vast orchestra. Mentions of students and a Missouri senator appear amidst scattered names.
A highly garbled OCR fragment references tuberculosis and immunity concepts with scattered phrases about testing, responses, and possible formations. It mentionsPott sounds, Taragy, and various terms that hint at medical or public health topics but lacks coherent structure or clear events.
fragmentary dialogue shows Wien Jaen Jos criticizing a foe in town last autumn. Jack questions the opponent after a quip about age. The speaker claims a friend in Scotland aged 111 says his game is still improving.
A guide to using canned salmon as a versatile food source with dishes like Salmon Souffle Spanish Sauce and a rich brown sauce. Also includes rhubarb bake Meat and Potato Pie Hot String Bean Salad and a fish friendly sauce featuring olives and stock. Ends with a quotation on home harmony from E B Fierbert.
A Indianapolis News anecdote recalls a visiting minister chiding profanity used by adults and even children. A small girl nearby timidly says she does not swear but knows all the words. The tale captures a local moment of humor and moral preaching.
A noted adage states a young man's daytime earnings go to his power while his evening spending shapes his character. The quote reflects values linking wealth use to personal development.
A collection of recipe fragments includes Cheese Salad with blended cheeses and onion, Lobster With Rice using minced meats and rice, Cadillac Codfish with layered potatoes, Venetian Sauce rich with lemon and capers, and Dutch Peppernuts dough. Also discusses community kitchens as a solution to servantless homes and meal delivery innovations.
On a southern states tour a traveling humorist paused to perform a Billy Sunday impression for a farmer on a country road. After the act the farmer handed a card saying I am deaf, revealing a humorous misread of the moment and the man’s condition.
United States Department of Agriculture researchers note central terminals reduce duplicate costs and improve transfers between routes. A joint stock corporation could organize shared facilities, lowering office, clerical, and heating expenses while promoting motor truck delivery in congested cities.
The Agriculture Department issues Farmers Bulletin No. 1090 on rabbit raising detailing care and feeding and recipes. Home use and market potential grow as a Kansas City resident produces 300 to 400 pounds yearly at about 10 cents a pound. A Iowa high schooler clears over 1200 dollars from rabbits in 1918. An Ohio farmer ships 490 pounds weekly to city restaurants.
Instructions for making buttermilk bread with yeast and a salt and sumac mix, including sponge, rising overnight, and kneading. Also a Sally Lunn recipe with flour, sugar, butter, yeast, eggs, and milky dough, rising, baking in tins, and serving hints.
At Wooster the Ohio station reports a five year rotation including corn oats wheat clover timothy, acid phosphate applied with oats yields a 914 bushel gain over 24 years. Oats without fertilizer produced 32 bushels while a light acid phosphate application gave 4134 bushels. other fertilizers were less profitable.
Alfalfa should not stand in the field beyond the proper maturity stage. In normal seasons allow four to six hours of wilting in the field to evaporate surplus water unless drought raises dry matter content.
A reflective piece on personal reform as the path to wider change. It argues that true reform begins within the individual and progresses slowly, contrasting with grand promises of reform for nations or worlds.
A garden note warns to watch currants and gooseberries for currant worms and provides control methods. Mix Paris green with air-slaked lime to a green tint and dust on foliage when moist. Arsenate of lead applied like potato bug spray is also mentioned as effective.
A quotation notes Jie as a unhappy man who longs to be admired by the crowd and seeks broad, indistinguishing applause among people.
Government recipe recommends whitewashing barns twice yearly for sanitation. Slake a bushel of unslaked lime with boiling water, strain, add salt dissolved in warm water, three pints of ground rice paste, then five gallons of hot water. Stir, keep hot, and let stand a few days in air tight conditions.
Dr W H Dalrymple extols sunlight as a primary disinfectant noting its value but limits its practical reach inside buildings. He advises using liquid disinfectants sprayed inside with a force pump for thorough germ destruction and cautions that ineffective products waste effort.
Weighing milk after milking each cow and recording the yield on a nearby sheet helps match feed to the cow’s capacity. This practice aims to maximize efficiency by feeding according to production, improving overall dairy performance.
The article states that manure money equals bank dollars and urges spreading barnyard manure on fields soon to preserve fertilizer value before rains reduce its benefit. It emphasizes timely application to maximize nutrient return from farm manure.
Steward Lockwood, extension entomologist at North Dakota Agricultural College Fargo, says one turkey eats four to five bushels of grasshoppers yearly making the bird a valuable farm asset.
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