No Profit in Selling Pigs and Buying Pork Reach Farmers
A historic pitch urges farmers to raise and cure their own pork for home use, arguing profits flow to dealers and packers, not farmers. It describes curing methods, smoking processes, and storage, with steps for brining, drying, and smoking, plus notes on the Smithfield method and cautions on wood fuels and insect protection. It also mentions state game preserves and options rolled out by the Game Commission since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Liverpool
Game Commission
Warren County
Elk
Jefferson
McKean
Higher idea in chivalry and the modern husband
Mary Fisher Torrance argues that true chivalry today means men sharing dull chores at home. She urges husbands to wash dishes and clean the stove, noting professional women may expect equality and that help cannot always be bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Raleigh
Ile
Vrarlem
Greenwich Village
Mary Fisher Torrance
Water Buffaloes Rise in Chinese Agricultural Thought
A Christian Science Monitor piece notes a change at Canton Christian College where Chinese gentlemen, once wary of manual work, now study and improve water buffaloes. The animal, long central to southern Chinese farming, remains gentle and controllable, even as it shoulders plow and harrow in swampy rice fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Canton Christian College
Asia
Christian Science Monitor
Gas from straw distillation tested at USDA Arlington
A straw distillation gas prepared at the USDA experimental farm in Arlington is tested for use as motor fuel cooking and illumination. Fifty pounds of ettaw yield about 200 cubic feet of gas, with work in liquefaction for practical fuel use. By products from gas manufacture prove valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Arlington
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Office of Development Work
Bureau of Chemistry
Doctors for Bees and the Fight Against Hive Ills
Bee experts warn honey production hinges on keeping hives healthy as diseases threaten yields. A provincial tally notes large apiaries guard against ailments to sustain top output, while observers urge swift medical attention for distressed bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Nieoa
Canatt
Rere Mieenehout
Brookyt Hagle
Record says secrets lure women and a knotless keyhole
A fragmented literary note contends women love secrets for the thrill of escape and cites a playful observation about a kiss near a knotless keyhole. The snippet ends with a price line noting $1.50 a year.
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New York State
Baldwins
Greenings
Beller’s Old Bakery
P. B. Bucher
Front Street
Gho
B. McCauley
Manheim
Lancaster
Ralph M. Spacht
Oliver H. Bair
Phila
W. H. Enck
Lititz PA
J.B. Young & Son
Orange St. Lititz, PA
S. Broad Street
U. S
Annie M. Shreiner
N. S. Myers
Parcel
Globe Seed & Shice CO
Cryudol
TMH
Crudol Company, Inc
AF Broadway
Columbus Public Schools
Sen
Indianapolis
D. W. Withers Cor
New & Water Sts
Lititz, PA
Alc
Rene
Ford
C. T. Ritchie
East Main St
Ind
Lititz
C. E. Mouler
Pron
John E. Antrim
Warwick Township
Immie Pu. Co. N. Derr
Schaeffer, Aiverieyil
Ustate
David K. Tinbecker
Warwide Township
I Lititz
R. B.D
Kate G. Fheibhrion
Avministracrix
Hunt
Curtis Hensel
Cedar & Main Sts
Penna
Bre
Uncle Ad
Beecham
Beecham’s
Raezers’ Pulmon
Geo. B. Raezer
Auer
E. L. Buckwalter
Center Street
Spencer
Spencer Rejuveno
Fashion Park Tailors
North Queen
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