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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
3
The USDA photographed kitchen shows a neat compact sink with drainboards and bright light. It explains planning work centers for preparation cooking serving and washing to save steps and improve efficiency. The sink area holds dishware storage cleaning items and related utensils for easy dishwashing.
Dr A F B Woods of the U S Department of Agriculture states nonacid foods like asparagus beans corn peas beets spinach meats and fish cannot be safely canned in boiling water and must be sterilized under pressure with approved time and temperature. Pressure cookers are standard and affordable though no specific make is endorsed. The department emphasizes pressure cooking to reduce risks in canning nonacid foods.
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union piece lists simple cake recipes Snow Cake Spice Cake Emergency Cake and One Egg Cake with steps and ingredients. It also notes growing masculine candy consumption and candy as quick portable sustenance for travelers aviators explorers and campers.
In a whimsical tale from 1929, Peter Gnome invites the Brownies elves goblins and allies to celebrate a cave warming party. The giant Mr Giant fears exclusion but is reassured by Peter and the group learns to talk through feelings and share space in a larger open cave setting.
The United States Department of Agriculture guidelines explain converting dill pickles into sweet cucumber pickles. The recipe uses 30 firm dill pickles, garlic, pepper, vinegar, sugars, spices, olive oil, and tarragon with steps to pack, heat, pour, mix daily for ten days, and seal in sterile pint jars for storage.
Fashion editors note the collared neckline as a key trend for daytime dresses. White organdie or georgette collars feature self-lined, bow-fastened designs with sheer frillings, jabot lines, and lace details, aiming for originality and versatility across navy black and printed garments.
Tips for better flavor and color in preserves use rapid cooking. A small electric fan keeps the kitchen cool and odors down. Crisp lettuce in very cold water with a dash of vinegar or lemon. Protect iron utensils by paraffin coating and wrapping with newspaper. Make a cheesecloth cover using an embroidery frame and stacked hoops for cooling foods.
Hoyt M. Wells of Colorado Agricultural College urges poultrymen to thoroughly clean pullet laying houses this fall. Scrape and scrub dropping boards roosts nesting boxes feeders and drinkers with disinfectant. white wash walls and ceilings for sanitation and light. repair roofs check roofing seams. replace muslin curtains. renew litter and nesting material every month or sooner. prepare fresh straw and disinfectants as described.
Illinois poultry trials with three flocks of Rhode Island Reds and three White Leghorns show hens eat well when grain is provided in boxes as when scratched from deep litter. Methods differed in grain delivery but eye yield stayed similar over a 41 week test. Feed consisted of shelled corn oats mash and supplements including dried buttermilk bone meal and salt.
A proverb frames broom care noting that an old broom can last as long as a new one with proper care. Avoid harsh treatment and wash occasionally by dipping bristles in hot suds briefly then drying in the open air to preserve bristle life.
A quote attributed to E. B. Hall urges vigilance and steady resolve. It emphasizes guarding strength and avoiding carelessness or weariness in facing conflicts. The message centers on personal preparedness and resilience.
Guidance on egg production disease prevention and feed strategies. Notes include broody hens, cleanliness, water supply, extra feeding for fall laying, coked turkey poult care with charcoal, mite control, and preventing disease transmission from clothing and equipment. Hawks or cats blamed for losses. box traps suggested.
A U S D A report based on 7 500 Washington families with junior high children shows per person milk consumption drops with larger families. White households average 1.15 pints daily while colored households average 1.0 pints daily. Families of two drink 1.68 pints per person, decreasing to 0.98 pints for six persons. Financial factors largely explain the trend.
A report notes larger families arise when milk is undervalued in daily diet. It highlights nutrition concerns and urges balanced dietary practices to support growth and health.
A large artificial indigo plant planned near Tokyo will cost over $3,000 and take three years to build. It is expected to yield about 1,000 tons of indigo annually. The note adds that Spain and Italy supply about ninety percent of the world’s mercury.
A reflective quote contrasts the difficulty some men have in separating friends from enemies with the pull to accept undeserved praise. The remark weighs on judgment and personal integrity.
In 1885 Dr Caldwell discovered a harmless, effective laxative that avoids griping and habit formation. His Syrup Pepsin treats biliousness headaches weak appetite and fatigue with a gentle effect suitable for women children and the elderly. It is marketed as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and sold in drugstores.
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