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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1903
Page
4
For table and house an to prepare toothsome and wholesome dishes we submit the following menu which is easily prepared. The note outlines simple meals using common ingredients designed to ease household work and reduce daily worries.
A late 19th or early 20th century kitchen column offers recipes and food ideas. It details Melet Souffle, Egg Butter Sandwiches, Omelet, Egg Salad, Baked Beans, Lotos Club Sauces, Maryland Beaten Biscuits, and Southern Egg Dumplings. It spans cooking techniques, ingredients, and serving suggestions amid festive notes and community chatter.
The article discusses improving flock uniformity by selecting for desired form, age separation, and avoiding mixed-age judges. It notes a four horned ram in Utah producing ten pounds of wool annually, and advocates fitting some lambs for butcher trade with a mix of corn oats bran and linseed to accelerate growth. It also reports Idaho shipping demand for 2800 sheep cars due to range overcrowding, dry season, and winter outlook, plus a range war between cattlemen and sheep herders.
A fragmented page offers a quick cake recipe with steps and measurements, plus carpet cleaning and boiled vegetables guidance. The cake mixes eggs sugar and baking powder with melted butter, milk, and flour, then bakes in a shallow pan. Carpet care emphasizes shaking, washing with soapy water, and drying promptly to prevent color transfer. Boiled vegetables require water at a boil and hot stove for fast, thorough cooking.
An old editorial compares cutting advertising during slow periods to fishing with a bare hook, noting only weeds and driftwood are caught. The piece frames seasonal ad trends as unproductive and urges continued investment despite a lull.
A Broad Run Christmas program at the church showcases a trimmed tree and a lengthy caroled program with readings, recitations, and songs. Community updates note upcoming musical events, sermons, and multiple local visits, with Broad Run Sunday School seeking a new superintendent.
Public sales for Angora goats show steady demand with Kansas City offerings bringing 11.50 to 13.50. Mohair use expands into plush fabrics, dress goods, table covers, and upholstery, with production and clipping varying by region and fleece length.
Sood Money For Jerseymen Who Grow Bet the New York Market shows high profits from early lambs in New Jersey. A farmer with 36 Southdown ewes bought for 140 and raised lambs to market, selling at 9, 3, and 7 per head, with ewes sold at premium live weights. The year ends with capital intact plus 348 dollars. Authors urge more sheep farming despite current scarcity in many areas.
A salesman inspecting a stock yard observes that few cattle show evidence of careful breeding. He notes the territory has had years to use good blood while other industries seek efficiency, highlighting improved blood as the key to economy and profit, per National Stockman.
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