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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
2
The piece celebrates knitted jacquette silhouettes paired with satin foulards and crepe de chine frocks suitable for country club settings. It highlights slim tunics, low waistlines, long sleeves, and beaded trims, plus two crepe de chine afternoon frocks with draped sash details and distinctive trims.
Missouri College of Agriculture expert M A Seaton notes only half of hatched chicks reach maturity and most losses are preventable. The guide covers brooder temperature, space, clean water, feeding timing, initial feedings, grain mixtures, dry mash, and milk as a key nutrient for chicks.
Poultry keepers learn it pays to candle each egg before incubation. Candling with a light under the tray helps detect infertile or stale eggs, allowing breeders with many chicks to cull poor eggs if time is tight. This method is less ideal than thorough candling but better than using uncandled eggs.
The text lists rough male bird activities, dampness and exposure causing rheumatism, and rapid emaciation signaling tuberculosis. It notes spots on the liver as a symptom and recommends laboratory testing to confirm tuberculosis in fowls.
Milk as sole drink for chickens eliminates need for other animal protein. For capon production avoid egg laying breeds like Leghorns. Feed poults from 48 hours old with eggs corn bread and clabbered milk plus hard boiled eggs occasionally. Provide fresh water charcoal and grit or sand. Ducks and geese follow similar rules. Early hatched chicks start strong for hot weather. brooding is often neglected due to care or knowledge gaps.
The piece argues for accurate meal planning to avoid waste and suggests economical practices. It covers using leftovers wisely, converting bread into pudding or griddle cakes, and avoiding excess ready meals. It also advises buying grain in bulk, soaking overnight, and serving perishable foods in small portions to minimize waste.
Henry C Merwin argues that the dog’s mission mirrors Christianity by teaching mankind that the universe is governed by love. He treats this view with reverence and presents it as a universal moral law.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen instructions includes a French pancake served with jam and sugar, a Raisin Pie filling with raisin and flour paste, a Mock Chicken Salad using veal stock and gelatin, Baked Squash with cheese and crumbs, a Celery Cocktail in green pepper boats, Bran Muffins from bran and molasses, and a note on tender carrots ready to cook with butter cayenne nutmeg and lemon juice.
A fragment from a humorous anecdote shows a child reciting a poem only to be interrupted by laughter after a misquote about The Lord is my shepherd. The excerpt also includes stray notes about rub-Watson quitting golf and a laundry ad advising Red Cross Ball Blue soap.
A playful exchange highlighting rivalry between two nicknamed queens with a light cattiness about the jack.
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