Goat Farming Offers Profitable Sideline For Diversified Farmers
The article promotes goat farming as a profitable sideline with nearly six million goats in the United States and fewer than 500,000 milking goats. It highlights disease resistance, winter feed under $3 monthly, milk demand for hospitals, and goat milk’s iron content and digestibility. It describes milk production, cheese butter uses, popular breeds, and notes goats’ four stomachs, feeding responsiveness, and that males should not be kept near the house.
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United States
Troggenburg
Saamen
Improved Machinery Feed Crop Blower
A new crop blower by Paper Machine Company of Shortsville New York elevates chopped hay straw silage threshed grains shavings and other bedding to any height with minimal labor. It promises quick loading with little manual effort.
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Paper Machine Company
Shortsville
N. Y
Artificial insemination boosts poultry breeding efficiency
The article notes artificial insemination can overcome rooster scarcity, allowing one rooster to service 70 hens per week. Benefits include use of older males, cross breeding, distant bloodlines, rapid flock improvement, reduced disease risk, and utility for hens in cages.
Garden Gifts and Neighborly Recipes for Postwar Peace
Advice promotes sharing garden produce with neighbors to strengthen goodwill. Tips include wrapping baskets with fruit and vegetables, including lemons, and sharing favorite recipes. Practical kitchen notes cover salad dressing, cole slaw, pickled beets, and a hearty stuffed cabbage dish using cabbage in season.
Lynn Chambers' Menu and Seasonal Vegetable Recipes
A collection of Lynn Chambers' recipes featuring Swiss steak with cabbage rolls, Green Tomato Mincemeat Pie, stuffed eggplant, and Green Tomato Fritters. Includes step by step instructions for cabbage rolls, mincemeat filling, and batter-fried tomato fritters with notes on seasonal produce and serving ideas.
Dream Rival and Anna Seek Fortune at Park
George schemes to hurry marriage with Anna by consulting a fortune teller at an amusement park. Anna, twelve when Europe fell to Germans, believes the reading predicting a tall, blond, blue‑eyed husband. She waits, mesmerized, for him as George plans to wed, despite her naive faith.
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George
Anna
Mrs. Laud
Europe
Gypsy
Lynn Says Refrigerate Your Foods
Refrigeration is necessary to preserve appearance palatability and prevent spoilage. Keep most foods at 40 degrees do not refrigerate bananas and root vegetables may stay out. cover foods except meat and place meat in the coolest spot under the freezing unit.
Kellogg's All-Bran Promotes Daily Regularity
An ad urges constipation relief by daily Kellogg's All-Bran with water. It claims the cereal provides bulk for regularity and nutritionally rich content including iron calcium phosphorus vitamins and protein. Made by Kellogg's of Battle Creek and Omaha.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Omaha
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Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
Dream Rival
By Rae Resnice
Lynn
Becausr
Scotts
Kellogg's
Fram Oil
Fram
Betes
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