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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
5
Advice notes say soap should not be boiled in iron vessels and porcelain or granite iron is better. Ostrich plume scraps can become shoulder capes with soutache embroidery. Winter sleeping rooms should stay between 40 and 60 degrees for health. Cold air is claimed to stimulate the blood and improve vitality.
A compact collection of kitchen tips and recipes including creamy Hamburg steak preparation, lemon in an eerihen jar with weekly water refills, a tart cider vinegar note to fix over sweet jelly, and a classic Cream Pie with lemon flavor. It also includes a meringue frost and quick baking directions.
Two cups hot potatoes pushed through a ricer are mixed with two tablespoons butter yolks from three eggs salt and pepper. Shape, roll in flour and fry in deep fat.
At C. W. Sherburne farm in Leroy Indiana two cows drew attention a pure bred Sol stein Dorothy Ormsby Delsol and a grade Shorthorn Bridget. The comparison highlighted a year in the Leroy Cow Testing association with a total feed cost of 507.00 and a profit of 210.80. Ayrshire notes cover size temperament and historic records mentioning Niluford Bell IIII as grand champion at multiple state fairs and discuss air quality and sunlight as health factors in poultry housing.
The author cites a Shorthorn cow yielding a $13.31 profit after $32.39 costs on a $45.70 sale, urging farmers to join cow testing associations and study truth about cows as in Indiana to escape the unprofitable herd. A mindset shift is needed to rise from the current rut.
Do not let a cow skip milking and avoid delaying when udders are full or cows are heavy in calf. Excess milk in the udder harms her. Use raw eggs in large amounts to treat scours, with dried blood or blond meat as alternatives. Emphasizes preventing future milk cows by raising heifer calves wisely.
Statement touts catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the sole constitutional treatment. It claims internal use, blood and mucous surface action, and offers a $100 payoff for any failing case. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Professor Raymond Vearl notes in a Maine experiment station bulletin that ample fresh air boosts poultry health. The report discusses costs of leg buds, frequent changes for growing birds, and a simple device that records age and aids ventilation planning.
State Food Commissioner H. E. Barnard warns farmers and poultry raisers against selling eggs unfit for human consumption. Offenders face a $10 to $30 fine. inspectors police and health officers to enforce the law. Advice includes selling on a loss basis, keeping nests clean and dry, gathering daily, not washing eggs, and avoiding incubator eggs and eggs from stolen nests.
A simple hitching rack provides a convenient way to tie up teams on a premises. Construct with two posts and an eight foot two by six plank, set securely with the lower edge at least four feet high and four bolts fastening the plank.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eaton and Wm Patterson with Ira visited Washington. Calvin Perkins welcomed a girl. Mrs. Samuel Eagle and Jacob Corner hosted visits. James Carrol and William Eaton also traveled to Washington. Corn planting nears completion as relatives from Washington visit the Wilsons.
A collection of wry aphorisms on language confidence cosmetics and political intrigue. The lines critique admission to trust foolish attempts at charm and the cycle of office seekers under a metaphorical plum tree.
The article argues diversification as the best shield for farmers against volatile crop prices. It contrasts eastern districts like Chester county Pennsylvania and central New York with newer western areas, noting that mixed income from crops and livestock reduces risk while single crop systems suffer during downturns.
Silage helps dairy cows fatten steers and lambs while hay keeps colts thrifty. Repair ing of pig pens is advised to avoid floor holes and drafts. Guard flocks against drafts to prevent catarrh and ensure pigs stay warm for gains. Keep colts fat for easy keeping and hardy horses.
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