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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
11
Post impressionist palettes inspire new face powders in mauve yellow green and brown tints. Flavorful evening uses favored. daylight wear deemed too bold. Shades aim to give subtle shadow and depth, with rose blushes suited to brunettes. green tones for florid complexions show new cosmetic possibilities.
Fleetwood Pennsylvania resident Mrs. Epware B. Hite testifies to relief from menopause symptoms after using Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes headaches dizziness hot flashes and nervousness improved with the remedy and recommends it publicly.
The article advises careful ewe care with emphasis on constant access to clean water even in winter. It notes ewes will endure poor water quality rather than die, stresses avoiding overfeeding grain, and suggests small oil additives to ease bowel issues. Salt or rock-salt supplements should be kept visible, and May is a poor time for certain feed types.
In reply the query asks about pasture measures to prevent hogs rooting and damage. The discussion notes hogs root to reach white grubs in sod and corn fields, a common cause of pasture damage, with emphasis on protecting fields through management practices.
The article describes devices and methods to restrain hogs for ring deployment. It notes white grubs in hogs and intestinal worms as risks, and discusses using stanchions, hog crates, or nooses around the upper jaw to hold the hogs while rings are placed. It also mentions improvised tools like an iron rod to secure the bow during ringing.
The article outlines nitrate and turvetines as aids for hog health, with dosing guidelines per weight. It warns about digestive distress from certain feeds and suggests adjusting the sow’s ration to reduce corn and increase bran and ground feed. If problems persist, it advises a daily dose of a fecal remedy in the pigs.
A Nebraska station found lambs fed alfalfa hay and corn gained 6 percent more than those fed sorghum hay and corn. Those on sorghum required about 400 pounds more grain and 50 pounds more roughage to gain 100 pounds. A 98 day winter trial showed alfalfa fed lambs gained 38 percent more than prairie hay fed lambs with the same ration.
A vintage cookbook style guide describes whipped cream desserts and frozen creams. It details making parfaits and mousses, cream molds with muslin linings, and freezing methods. Recipes for Maple Tea Crone, Pistachio Ice Cream, Fruit Cream, and other desserts are outlined with measurements and steps.
A discussion of peony revival, varieties, and propagation. Notes suggest discarding 25 percent of varieties for superior types, and emphasize soil preparation for long lasting blooms. Recommends deep loam, manure, sand, drainage, planting three feet apart, and mulch to aid first season growth.
A traditional recipe describes mixing cooked beef with onion, fat pork if lean, salt, pepper, sage, thyme, lemon juice, parsley, and bread crumbs or rice. Add a beaten egg and water to make a paste, shape into balls, fry in butter or oil until brown, then drain and serve on a napkin covered platter.
A recipe instructs using one head of cabbage two green peppers and mayonnaise. Remove and reserve the outer shell to form a cabbage bowl. Shred the center very fine soak in salted water for an hour. Seed peppers soak, dry cabbage and pepper, mix with dressing, fill shell, and serve on a fringed napkin with shredded lettuce.
Instructions describe making a cedar box from a pine packing carton with a tinge on the lid and cracks filled. Use cedar oil from a druggist to coat the inside, ensuring it soaks into crevices, then dry, line with cambric, and cover the outside with fabric. The cedar scent lasts years and is disliked by moths.
A compact dessert card describes a pudding made with two eggs cocoanut sugar and crushed crackers. Bake half an hour. Prepare a frosting from two egg whites and half cup sugar, spread while warm and return to oven until browned.
A tip recommends adding one cupful of chopped nuts to the custard pie filling to create a delightful flavor, offering a tasty variation from the plain pin.
A fragment notes the peony grows well in borders and along boundaries, thrives year to year, and is attractive in mass along walk turns or drive edges. It suggests planting where ornamental hedges are desired and mentions long-lasting blooms when picked early and opened indoors.
Grafting wax 19 is made by melting four pounds of rosin two pounds of beeswax and one pound of unsalted tallow. The liquid is poured into cold water and pulled with Molasses candy until the grain is smooth formed into balls and stored in a coal pines until used. It may be softened by placing in hot water when needed.
A growing number of milk stations dispensing various milks are being established in cities such as Albany Baltimore Boston Chicago Dayton Detroit Hartford Honolulu Indianapolis Wansax City Missouri Lawrence Mass Lowell Milwaukee Newark New Haven New York Providence Rochester Springfield Waterbury Wilkes-Barre Worcester Yonkers and other locales. Stations are simple rooms with a tea box desk chairs and a table often with a stove and a lone attendant at set hours.
A report from Harper's Weekly describes Clufton, Graham County Arizona, housing an unusual jail cut into a quartz rock hill. The complex features four large rock apartments, a boxlike masonry entrance, triple steel gate bars, blasted window holes with steel bars, a cement roof, and walls up to fifteen feet thick. Prisoners are confined to the main apartments, with rock barriers so stout that escapes seem impossible.
A light exchange unfolds with a girl remarking she has not kept anyone waiting long and a young man noting a taxi ride cost about three dollars. The brief vignette captures casual dialogue around a small, everyday transaction.
They attempted a new play on the tag as a curious move. The article notes confusion and mixed reactions among players and spectators, highlighting controversy over the tactic and a clash between teams during the event.
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