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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1947
Page
3
Ad copy advises reducing weight for beauty with greens. promotes booklet No 46 from Weekly vena Service at 243 W 17th St New York NY. Print name address booklet title and number.
When the first transatlantic telegraph cable reached Newfoundland in 1858 a 20 mile leftover segment was bought by Tiffany and Company. The unused cable was cut into over 300000 four inch lengths and sold as souvenirs at fifty cents each.
Local dealers promote two timely gifts for Christmas smokers Camel cigarettes in 200 count cartons and Prince Albert tobacco in one pound tins. Both offer space for a personalized Merry Christmas message. buy now and reserve for your loved ones.
Holiday bakers are urged to prepare ahead with peanut bars and simple cookies. Recipes cover small fruit cakes, cornish fruit cake types, coconut and almond crisps, Brazil nut sweets, plum pudding, and cheese souffle tips. Practical steps include pre chopping fruits, steaming puddings, and baking guidance for efficient entertaining.
Distiller's dried grains and by products provide substantial feed value. Studies show one bushel of milled grain yields 17 to 18 pounds of nutritious animal feeds, improving turkey and chicken growth and cutting costs.
A cooking note suggests using tomato soup to enrich scrambled eggs for a new flavor. It also offers a layered peppermint pudding idea that adds candy between pudding layers to appeal to children.
The menu lists Cream of Tomato Soup Baked Veal Baked Potatoes Green Peas with Celery Rolls Apple Banana and Raisin Salad Frozen Custard Peanut Bars Recipe given.
The article explains how feeding 1000 bushels of corn to livestock consumes most nutrients and organic matter, reducing soil fertility. Proper manure management plus liming, deep rooted legumes in rotation, and fertilizer applications help restore and sustain soil health.
University of Hawaii trials with 122 pigs from weaning to 70 pounds tested rations with 0, 10, 20, 30 and 40 percent molasses. Results show 20 percent molasses is the maximum that yields satisfactory gains and efficient feed use, while higher levels reduce gain rate and feed efficiency.
Rats and mice, mankind's greatest animal enemies, cause large losses to crops and transmit typhus and bubonic plague. It costs about two cents a day or 7.30 dollars a year to keep a rat. One rat will eat and destroy 85 to 100 pounds of feed per year, roughly equivalent to the food used by a laying hen. A cow produces the same amount of food as 225 rats.
Readers note attractive and sturdy gay pot holders made of rug cotton or candlewick. They describe them as good and thick for kitchen use and mention pattern 7466 with directions for both variations.
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