Knitted Fur Fabrics Rise in Junior Fashion
Fabric furs and fur fabrics gain prominence in junior wear with warm durable wraps and coats. Designers reproduce adult knitted styles in miniature for girls and toddlers, with scarf and hat sets, tassels, and plume-like collars featuring broadtail and marten fur accents.
Desserts and Puddings From a Frugal Kitchen
A vintage recipe note describes turning a plain cake into a dessert cake with puddings such as Lemon Rice Pudding Bread Pudding and Hingham Pudding. It gives steps for fruit juice sauce rice pudding merengue browned and served hot or cold and a steamed raisin loaf batter.
A Good Conscience and A Good Wife Quote From Antiquity
A compact moral line extolling virtue highlights a good conscience a steady table and sound digestion alongside a good wife as essential blessings. The saying frames domestic serenity and personal virtue as heavenly gifts.
Quaint Song S225 ' of Thanks and Soup Recipes
A vintage cooking note offers several soups including Cherry, Philadelphia Fruit, Velvet, Brown Ouch, Scotch Puree, and Noodles with detailed steps. It also shares a historical reflection on postwar Thanksgiving gratitude praising Washington and urging humility and aid to the less fortunate.
Call the Corn Blow Call the Corn Blow
A reflective Thanksgiving verse extols American abundance and charity. It frames hunger as solvable through farmer generosity and national gratitude, urging corn shipments from fertile farms to aid hungry children and honor a holiday spirit. The piece invokes William Herschel and the Indianapolis News.
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Dairy Hints Recommend Livestock as Gifts for Youth
The United States Department of Agriculture promotes giving purebred calves pigs or other animals to rural youths as gifts under the Better Lives Better Stock campaign. A survey highlights home influence on breeding, noting parental interest boosts youth involvement and that well-handled gifts can provide lasting pleasure and financial benefits.
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Extending Time of Thanks
A short reflective piece urges daily five minute gratitude to boost happiness and reduce worry. It links Thanksgiving as a time to review blessings and suggests adopting a habit of daily appreciation. The tone is exhortatory and hopeful.
Thanksgiving Day Poem About Joyful Feasts On Farms
A rustic verse celebrates Thanksgiving with images of celery plumes cranberry sauce and sunlit blessings. It evokes white meat turkey gravy drumstick and family meals as farmers and households express gratitude and cheer for the holiday.
Wise dairy farming hinges on common sense and comfort
The article argues dairy success relies on practical judgment and steady conditions. Milk yields peak late May and June, so farmers should maintain year round forage, succulent and balanced rations, moderate temperatures, and comfortable surroundings to approach ideal production and gain big returns.
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Feeding Dry Cows on Roughage Before Calving
During eight to ten weeks of dryness cows should receive mainly roughage. A daily two pound mix of bran or oats or half bran and half oats with linseed meal or corn oil meal suits cows near calving. Include roots cabbage pumpkins or squashes. Avoid highly carbonaceous roughage like straw and corn stalks and keep them away from cold drafts damp ground and cold water to prevent garget.
Cleanliness in Dairy Utensils Emphasized
Article stresses thorough cleaning of milk pails cream separators and all dairy equipment after use to improve milk quality reduce dirt in crevices and extend utensil life. Proper sanitation eases subsequent work and promotes better dairy products overall.
Clean Utensils for Milk and Cream Handling
Utensils that contact milk and cream must be kept clean at all times. Use pails with partly covered tops to keep out about half of the dirt and other impurities entering the milk.
Safeguards In Calf Feeding
Guidance notes that calf health hinges on gradual feed changes from whole milk to skim milk. Expand by slowly mixing skim into whole milk each day to prevent scours during weaning.
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