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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
8
A legal tone discussion explores the complex relationship between a husband, his wife, and his mother. It considers how filial expectations and marital loyalty affect domestic harmony, with examples of pressure, respect, and control shaping the family dynamic. The piece examines societal views on the mother-in-law role within private life and marriage tensions.
A recipe from a period source teaches making inexpensive syrup for waffles and griddle cakes. It describes dissolving granulated sugar in water, heating to a light brown, then adding more water and stirring to a thick, glossy finish. A variant uses honey and cream to flavor the syrup, yielding a tasty topping.
A fragment discusses a Plante d Preudo science blended with theology on the sign of plants. It asserts a peltet shut to cure every illness and a herb Weara bearing a sign to ward off disease. The passage questions the power and particular purpose of such remedies.
A fragmented instructional note outlines methods for preparing potted meats such as bain, tongue, or chicken for lunch dishes. It mentions pureeing and combining ingredients, and emphasizes practical steps for safe, plain cooking without using harmful additives.
A playful children's story follows a boy and a Creole named Jogalong observing frogs at a pond. The group learns the spring peeper frog’s singing echoes, then Cozy dialogue expands into recipe tips for chicken dishes and a humorous recital by Grandfather Bull. The piece blends whimsy with a cooking aside and ends with a quirky moral.
A report from New York state college agriculture outlines profitable turkey growing methods. Partial confinement and controlled feeding increase yields, with 24 percent gains in Pennsylvania in 1429 and further gains in 1930. The article notes fewer meat turkeys are raised in some western states and encourages readers to request the New York state turkey folder for details.
Willard G. Thompson of the New Jersey station offers practical advice for housing early hatched pullets. Move them to new quarters promptly, free spaces by removing market hens, and clean and disinfect pens. Allocate four square feet per bird, keep pullets confined, and provide leafy vegetables to help them winter in proper quarters.
Poultry writers discuss caponizing as a profitable craft. The guide says the operation is learnable and yields good returns if practiced carefully. It notes steady demand for capon meat and that skilled casters can sell carcasses, with proper fat and supplies purchasable at poultry supply stores.
Poultry owners seek better summer results by building efficient runs and clean houses, using packry food with heat reducing properties, and ventilating poultry houses to improve comfort. Cockerels should be separated from pullets at eight to ten weeks, and per capita US chicken consumption lags Canada. Implement cheap effective systems to raise quality meat and eggs while avoiding wasteful feeds.
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