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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
6
A home management page promotes economical cooking during war, stressing advance prep, proper ingredient gathering, and simple frozen desserts. It provides recipes for War Time Ice Cream and Victory Sherbet, detailing ingredients, step by step methods, cooling, folding in eggs and cream, and freezing guidance.
Knitted mufflers and scarves made by a single grade school are shown in a department store display. Daily from four to six, two children from the school visit the window to see their handiwork. The project teaches service to country and fosters American unity among diverse heritages.
New negligees for warm weather showcased in May Manton pattern No. 9077. Three bust sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44. Materials listed include lace crepe satin and pongee with smocking and sash bow trims. Pattern mailed to any address for fifteen cents from the paper's fashion department.
The guide from the United States Department of Agriculture advises providing grain and roughage from age two weeks. Calves should receive high quality roughage such as clover or alfalfa hay, introduced gradually to avoid scours, with clean, accessible feeding on a lattice rack kept off the floor. For six months, calves should consume all the good quality roughage they will eat.
Old calves need daily fresh roughage and a careful feeder before introducing silage after one month. If pastured in summer, they may not need extra roughage. avoid early spring pasture for under two months. Cracked corn and wheat bran form the basis of feed, with oats and linseed meal as supplements. Begin grain in the second week, reach about three pounds daily by the third month. Do not mill grain when fed with separated milk.
Dry cows can be kept on hay and silage or roots but feeding grain during the dry period yields better calving condition. Cows should stay dry six to eight weeks before calving. longer dry periods are not profitable.
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