Tomato Flower Salad Delicate Tulip Style Dish
A salad called tomato flower salad makes tomatoes resemble scarlet tulips. Cut star marks on top, remove the star, and lift points to form petals. Place a dab of mayonnaise in each heart and serve on watercress beds with cucumber leaves.
Kitchen Kinks and doughnut draining with knitting needles
Brown sugar frosting that will not crack uses one tablespoon vinegar one egg white and brown sugar. Beat until smooth then add sugar to spread. A pair of wooden knitting needles drains doughnuts. Fry doughnuts slip onto a needle and rest on a pan to cool while excess lard drains away.
RATIONS FOR SHEEP
Advice on feeding sheep emphasizes frequent changes of roughage and a varied daily menu. It notes benefits for pregnant ewes and cautions against overfatness from high grain rations, urging use of diverse feeds while avoiding excess of any single item.
Why Soils Become Acid and Corrective Lime Use
The article explains that soils become acid when lime is washed out in humid regions, with limestone-based or glaciated soils resisting acidity only temporarily. It notes semiarid soils tend alkaline due to lack of rainfall and urges lime application to grow clover and alfalfa, detailing lime forms and irrigation as remedies.
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Cleanliness in milk production and concrete icehouse design
An article by H A Harding stresses cow cleanliness as essential for clean milk and describes practical measures such as covered milking pails, proper stall design, bedding, and grooming. It also covers concrete icehouse construction with thick hollow walls, square shape, and a 10 by 12 foot frame for efficient heat insulation.
New Bean Resists Blight at Michigan College
A new anti blight bean developed at the Michigan Agricultural College yields about 35 bushels per acre in tests, outperforming Michigan varieties that average 25. Originating from a 1908 seed, it withstood heavy disease and ripened, though it is not fully disease free.
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Deafness cure claim by constitutional remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for easy cases caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to request free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo.
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