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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
1
The Ze nith offers a recurring home cooking feature with reader submissions. Aimed at ladies, the column shares recipes including oatmeal and crumb griddle cakes, potato cheese bake, corn bread, and a sponge cake, detailing ingredients and oven steps for weekly publication.
A simple recipe step describes melting butter then whisking in flour and gradually adding one cup of strained tomato. Season with salt sugar pepper and a clove to finish.
An aged tip sheet advises quick calf care to prevent scours. It recommends milking calves after two weeks, feeding until they can walk, and tapering milk as they grow. The writer shares experiences of nursing calves during winter and avoiding repeated illness through early feeding.
The guide recommends starting with one pint milk and half a teaspoon of oil meal boiled into a jelly. Calves at one month old should receive one tablespoon oil meal and one gallon milk three times daily. Salt should be added to all milk feeds for palatability and health. Calves will eat oats and hay by two weeks and avoid scours when fed properly.
The American Agriculturist suggests a wooden hoop slightly smaller than the milk pail top, with a square of cheese cloth held by the hoop. It aids clean milking, takes ten minutes to make, and the cloth should be washed after each milking. The homemade device costs nothing and compares to ready made tin tops.
Tonight at Mr. F. D. Parker’s home a Bangui boys’ event will gather many noted guests. The menu lists courses from crackers and citrus fruit to maize putts and sweet bread, with forks and spoons set for service.
Fragments describe a family escape from a house at night where a coffin broke, suggesting an omen and prompting a discussion of removing their children. The scene references Mrs Miller and her children fleeing in night attire as investigators inspect the site.
A devastating early Friday fire two miles west and one mile south of Shipshewana destroys the Miller home. Amish parents Benjamin E. Miller and his wife lose four children Geneva fifteen Eli B. twelve Mabel ten and Belva eight who perish in the upper bedroom as neighbors try to reach them without ladders or safe access.
An Atchison couple proves devotion over conflict as the wife ignores popular dating recipes and focuses on steady housekeeping. Her thrift and homemaking earn her husband’s appreciation, keeping him faithful and returning home after work.
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