Mystery of cooking hints shared with young bride
A fragmentary dialogue hints at someone revealing kitchen secrets to a young bride. The exchange suggests light humor and a playful tone about cooking.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
3
A fragmentary dialogue hints at someone revealing kitchen secrets to a young bride. The exchange suggests light humor and a playful tone about cooking.
In a marriage scene the conjuror attempts to produce a ring when the clergyman asks for it. Instead the bridegroom fumbles and pulls out a rabbit from his pocket, apologizing that it is the wrong act and surprising the guests.
A playful exchange recalls circus daring acts with a girl riding under a horse and near its tail, followed by a boast about an even earlier feat riding a horse. The dialogue captures bold showmanship and a light rivalry.
Wisconsin agricultural researchers report calves can be raised with limited whole milk. Holsteins and Brown Swiss calves receive nine pounds daily by week seven before tapering off, while Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey calves follow a two stage pail feeding plan. High protein concentrates and top quality hay, preferably clover or alfalfa, are essential.
A vaudeville dialogue mocks the powder puff trend among women. The first voodevillian asks why it is popular, the second answers that it suits nearly all the latest feminine wrinkles.
Calves should be dehorned about one week old using caustic potash. Remove scars by clipping hair, moistened potash rubbed until the button red and bleeding. Protect hands, use minimal water, and prevent contact with eyes. Keep calves in stanchions for a few days, wash away residual caustic, then grease the site with oil.
An inefficient cream separator can waste up to 15 percent of butterfat, far above the usual 0.03 percent loss. In a herd of twenty cows at 400 pounds each this could cost about 225 pounds of butterfat annually, a substantial sum at current prices. Regular tests and stopping small leaks can cut losses and improve profit margins.
In an experiment at a Wisconsin station some well‑fed cows were deprived of salt for up to a year. After a few weeks they showed a craving for salt, but health remained normal for a long period. Eventually a total breakdown followed with loss of appetite, rough coat, and rapid declines in weight and milk production.
A cream separator should be washed after each use. Rinse all parts, including the bowl and supply tank, with cold water and soak in lukewarm water with washing soda. Use a brush to remove dirt from cracks. After washing, boil the parts or use a disinfectant, then air dry in a dust free place.
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