ThekTCAEN Cabinet 6 The true strong mind quote
The text presents a quotation about the mind being able to embrace great and small things. It references a line attributed to Cervantes and a remark by Johnson about sparing breath to cool a ridge.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
3
Nutritious Soy Bean Loaf and Curried Chestnuts Recipe
A dated sounding recipe describes a soy bean loaf with kidney beans rice bread crumbs vegetables and butter, method includes soaking beans cooking chopping vegetables making a sauce and steaming then baking with tomato sauce. Also includes Walnut Croquettes and Curried Chestnuts with stock curry onion apple chutney and lemon juice for serving.
Milton Quote Reflected in Quiet Contentment
A compact note treats Milton’s lines about contentment, exploring themes of enjoyment and inward peace as a timeless reflection. The fragment hints at universal satisfaction sought in simple pleasures.
Inviting Dishes for Meat Substitutes and Griddle Cakes
A historical cooking excerpt describes meat substitutes and variations. It outlines Brown Vegetable Stew using beef substitutes with barley flour soy beans and vegetables. Also details Scalloped Corn and Soy Beans, Potato Pancakes, and Bread Crumb Griddle Cakes with quantities and cooking steps.
Productive cows pay as butterfat rises profits surge
United States Department of Agriculture specialists report from 1 668 cows that income above feed cost climbs rapidly as butterfat output increases from 150 to 800 pounds. With higher production, even after feed, profits multiply, underscoring that better cows and feeding raise earnings more than labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Army
Navy
Military Trust
Brown University
Miind
Monkeys Trapped by Clever Boots Trick
Report describes hunters using boots and plastered insoles to trap monkeys. Monkeys remove boots when hunters are nearby, then climb no more due to the booted treetop disguise.
Barrel Type Of Churn Best For Dairy Use
Dairy specialists find the barrel type of churn most satisfactory. Plunger churning costs more. Unglazed earthenware absorbs milk and cream and decays. Internal mechanical churns are hard to clean and can injure butter. Churns should be scalded before use and cooled with water prior to adding cream.
Calf Rearing For Stronger Calves Before Birth
Advice on dairy herd care emphasizes turning cows dry about six weeks before birth to prevent weak calves. Calves typically nurse within an hour, with stronger calves appearing even sooner. Immediate navel disinfection using carbolic acid or tincture of iodine helps prevent scours.
Raising Heifers for Dairy Production
The article discusses how raising dairy heifers focuses on strong constitution and capacity. It emphasizes bulky feed with high protein and ash to develop digestive and reproductive organs, noting alfalfa and clover hay and alage as excellent roughage for heifers.
Labor shortage and farm labor crisis in 1918
David Lubin cites wartime food burdens on US farmers and urges a trained farm labor force. Paul Brady, a business leader, warns that volunteers and untrained workers cannot sustain agriculture while farmers push labor-saving devices. He advocates skilled workers, possible Chinese labor import, and National Guard integration to stabilize production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. 8Kerrett
New York Sun
United States
David Lubin
International Institute Agriculture At
Rome
Appustutus
Avork
Paul T. Brady
Armerica
Dutchess County
Brady
Wilson
France
China
National Guard
One meal daily man and varied ages in brief items
Bits of information show 72 year old San Francisco resident eats one meal daily for 45 years and 80-year-old Civil War veteran from Philadelphia takes a daily hike. Ralph Erwin of Bartlesville knits a sweater in eight hours forty minutes. 15 sweaters in 12 days. Denmark trades with Russia from Reval to Vladivostok. butter exports halted since 1915. A new steel framed canvas hamper folds flat when empty. Experimental drilling in northern Sicily suggests possible petroleum deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Woodhead
San Francisco
David R. Burkey
Philadelphia
Ralph Erwin
Bartlesville
Denmark
Russia
Reval
Vlad“ostok
Sicily
German Admiral Steals Japanese Shimose Powder
A German naval admiral visiting a Japanese port pocketed Shimose high explosive powder from the arsenal. Back on his ship the powder stained his trousers yellow. Berlin later analyzed the powder and found it to be harmless mustard color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Japan Times
Tokyo
Portable motion picture show on motor truck used by Dutch army
The Netherlands army uses a portable motion picture show moved from post to post by a specialized motor truck. A single piece wire book holder supports a reader on a lap or chair, freeing both hands. Also described is a metal ring that melts solder to allow tin cans to be reused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Lending to Our Children by Liberty Bonds Versus Taxation
A Soviet? no, a call by Eugene P. Lyle Jr. urging Americans to fund World War I via taxation or liberty bonds. The piece argues freedom carries costs in dollars and blood, and that lending to government lets future generations shoulder the debt, while paying cash now would burden today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Lyle, JR
The
Vigilantes
Belgium
France
Italy
England
Russia
America
Uncle Sam
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Milton
Tyre Offaly
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