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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
8
In a fairy tale tone Miss Musk Ox and Mr. Musk Ox admire her brown hair and umbrella hair protection. He presents a hay gift and asks to become her husband as Brother Musk Ox looks on, noting plans for the new Mrs Musk Ox to manage the family.
Slightly under ripe fruits make the best fruit pickles. Fruits canned in too thick syrup shrink and rise to the top of the jar. Clothes should be damper for an Ironing machine than for ironing by hand. Easily washed curtains that let in every breeze and stand sun are best for summer. Never operate electricity on a damp floor or while on a net. An electric kitchen fan eases hot meal prep. Linoleum is a smooth sliverless floor finish for a child's room.
USDA guidance outlines hot packing string beans for home canning. Prepare beans by washing and cutting, boil five minutes, pack boiling hot, then process at ten pounds pressure for 40 minutes in quarts or 85 minutes in pints, using glass jars or cans as containers.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen ideas with multiple salad and snack recipes. Instructions cover two potato salad styles with dressing marination times, a maple biscuit method, a coconut apple onion parsley salad, a cheese nest salad, leftover sandwich fritters, scalloped corn and celery, and Sherry s dressing with olive oil and vinegars.
The article discusses child clothing from the U S Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics focusing on easy care designs for preschoolers. It describes a two part outfit with a detachable skirt, an invisible front opening, and a kimono style romper with flat buttons and no center back button.
The era shows two spellings vi ta min and vitamine with diacritic notes. Some medical men now advocate vitruin pronunciation not yet in dictionaries, while the traditional readings persist as recorded by dictionaries.
A dialogue features a girl asking for a word meaning invisible and a boy suggesting the janitor as the present but unseen figure. The scene captures a playful puzzle about presence and recognition in a classroom setting.
A dialogue where Johnny asks where Australia is and Teacher-Now answers vaguely that it is there where it was before. The exchange emphasizes uncertainty about geographic location.
The pajama suit evolves into hostess attire and beach wear as women choose comfort with bold prints and color. Designers showcase mixing prints with plain fabrics. new twin print sets pair crepe trousers with monotone blouses and chiffon coats. A bridge party idea features card motifs painted on white satin accessories.
New Jersey poultry experts advise careful growing and feeding to prevent early melt in pullets. Proper scratch grain and a prime laying quarters aim to maximize egg production, as Leghorn pullets take five to six months to reach maturity. Early layers tend to be small unless development is allowed with adequate nutrition.
Spraddle legs and deformities among baby chicks arise from eggs kept too long before incubation and decline in vitality in the breeding flock. Eggs stay optimal at four days old and lose value about five percent daily after one week. Poor hen health or disease in the flock increases the share of deformed chicks.
The article stresses that chick losses come from insufficient high quality protein. For rapid growth and profit the ration must include substantial muscle-building material, with milk or meat scraps as key sources. Milk is the most efficient protein for chicks and should be kept before them continually. substitutes include semi solid and dried buttermilk.
Guidance on feeding poultry using table scraps and grain, selecting well matured pullets, marketing eggs twice weekly, monitoring intestinal parasites in pullets, avoiding oats for geese and ducks, keeping hens mite free, and sanitation to reduce chick losses. It covers incubation parity with chicken eggs, nest provisioning, and cleanliness practices.
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