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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
3
Peter Rabbit returns home after a night out and meets Melody the Wood Thrush. They discuss singing, family, and the nest. Melody explains her song as a way to express feelings while noting thrush cousins Hermit and Yeery.
A reader asks why tremps are popular and another about the origin of Father Makes Hay. The column retells a Minnesota farmer tale about a son making hay while the son shines. A golf match advice suggests equal stakes. A debt repayment dilemma prompts counsel to tell the friend the truth.
The girl chum says an ideal doctor would be one who would not only prescribe a winter vacation but would knock the price of the ticket off his fee.
A vintage cooking snippet includes recipes for Custard Souffle and Caeserole of Salmon with tapioca and salmon, plus a Fruit Omelet. Instructions cover butter, milk, tapioca, egg yolks and whites, seasoning, and baking steps in a double boiler and oven.
A description of a vegetable plate featuring hot stuffed peppers cabbage and a Taploca Omelet with a milk and egg yolk base. The method includes tapping two tablespoons of taploca into scalded milk with salt, heating in a double boiler, adding egg yolks and butter, folding in stiff whites, and cooking in a hot pan before browning. Souffles are noted as pretty dishes.
The article notes that birds are warm blooded with body temperatures from 100 degrees in the wingless kiwi to 107 to 117 degrees in sparrows and warblers. Intermediate birds like emun and penguins run about 102 degrees, while ducks, fowl, and game birds range from 105 to 100 degrees.
Consumers complain about poor egg quality in summer due to careless handling after farm delivery. Eggs stored in hot tack rooms or inadequately cooled spaces deteriorate quickly, lowering demand and prices for farmers and dealers. Proper storage and handling sustain perishable egg value from producer to consumer.
A sun porch attached to the brooder house provides a clean disease free space for chicks during good weather. It should be cleaned yearly by removing 6 to 8 inches of dirt and adding fresh sand or gravel. Sun parlors, built same size as the brooder house and fenced, add expense but boost health and rapid growth.
Sprouted grains solve the green feed problem for small backyard flocks. Level soil and place grains directly on the ground, cover with burlap, keep moist. When sprouts reach one quarter to one half inch, feed. Sprouts may carry dirt particles without harm and aid nutrition. prepare small plots daily for a continuous supply.
The Plymouth Rock is a U S poultry type bred from cross breeding for form color and utility. Varieties include Barred Rocks Buff Rocks Partridge Rocks and Silver Penciled Rocks. all recognized by the American Standard of Perfection.
Poultry keepers with stall flocks for eggs can profit from scraps if handled properly. Do not give salty or moldy foods. Bread should be baked crisp to avoid fatty starch, and potato peels plus meat scraps may be boiled.
A Summer dress pattern uses a center-front device to create slimming lines, ideal for light fabrics. Available in sizes 36 to 46 with yardage details, lace trim, and a diagrammed sew chart. order by sending fifteen cents and your name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
A golf professional, employed by a large department store to run lessons, is approached by two women. He asks one if she wants to learn golf. The other reveals she learned yesterday and her friend also wants lessons.
A fragment from a Tatler item shows two men discussing golf in an eclub. They argue that the pig business and scenery should not affect golf though one notes that the job is to keep golf from entering into the scenery.
A humorous Washington Star quip has Farmer Corntessel asking a critic if he neglects the old farm while running government duties. He replies that one person cannot manage both a farm and the government at once.
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