Electric Cowboy to Help Ranchers Keep Stock on Pastures
An old 6 volt Winchester dry cell battery dubbed Cowboy Hot Spark will power electric fencing to keep stock in pastures. W. S. Allen of Olin Industries notes barbed wire in some states, with guidelines on fence heights for pigs calves sheep goats cows and horses and how to install and maintain a long fence.
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W. S. Allen
Olin Industries, Inc
Best Spitballers and Baseball Tales From 1900s
The piece recalls spitball pitchers like Walsh and Bugs Raymond, notes 1908 feats, and recalls McGraw on the era. It contrasts Red Sox and Yankees pitching, mentions Ed Gallagher and the Crackers, and highlights Vern Stephens’s 159 RBIs with near a thousand runners on base.
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McGraw
Bugs Raymond
Bugs
Shreveport
Red Sox
Yankees
Boston
Parnell
Kinder
Sox
Vern Stephens
Stephens
Stock Your Freezer O Many Foods
A period piece guide urges immediate freezing of peak season produce. It covers strawberries raspberries peaches peas and green beans with methods for sugar packing scalding cooling and rapid freezing plus equipment readiness and two hour rule principles for preserving flavor and nutrients.
Dress Up Ordinary Foods With New Dressings
Learn to vary daily meals with colorful dressings such as currant jelly blended into sweet French dressing. Try a bacon lettuce tomato toasted sandwich with thin hot American cheese sauce for a quick luncheon change.
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Lynn
Flavorful Egg Dish May Include Fresh Herbs
A gust of kitchen ideas suggests baking fish fillets in thick cream with mushrooms chives and paprika. It also mentions omelets improved by herbs and an egg dish flavored with marjoram tarragon or basil. Cinnamon in apple sauce pairs with French toast.
Screwworm Flies Start Most Widespread Year
The U S department of agriculture reports screwworm flies are starting their most destructive and widespread year especially in southern states. Stockmen are urged to take immediate steps to protect themselves from livestock losses. The bureau recommends inspecting animals at least twice a week.
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Bugs Raymond
Boston
Raymond
Bugs
Ab Powell
McGraw
U. S. Department of Agriculture
The
Bureau
Needlework Patterns for Smart Dress-Up Wardrobe
Glamorous two piece frock features soft waist and skirt drape with brief comfortable sleeves and a flattering neckline. Spring and summer fashions offer ideas for a petite wardrobe with fabric notes and a free pattern printed inside the book. 25 cents.
Office humor and shoppers in a busy day
A stern office manager needles a late bookkeeper while he jokes about furniture bought on time. A fur jacket buyer frets rain ruining a red fox coat. A mother and daughter spar over movie influence, with a witty punchline about a fox and an umbrella.
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Mr. Watchall
Mr. Meek
Mr Watchall
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