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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1934
Page
8
A collection of practical tips on cooking methods and food storage. Advice includes starting custard pies in a hot oven then reducing heat to cook slowly, drying blankets outdoors, making raisin sauce, and preparing winter desserts for children. Also notes on chicken flavor, cauliflower leftovers, cold potatoes, jacketed potatoes, and polishing hardware.
A compact glossary style note listing Latin and French aphorisms with brief English translations. Reads like a lexicon snippet cataloging phrases such as Abusus non tellit usum and Auri sacra fames with concise meanings and occasional misspellings.
An estimate by the American Iron and Steel Institute shows about 27 000 000 tons of steel in service in the land transportation facilities of the Borough of Manhattan.
The column sketches the ricksha trade in Peiping describing the luxury and fatigue of pullers. It notes wages of 35 cents to 1, 20 a month, daily mileage around twelve, and ages from eighteen to sixty as workers endure long hours and cold.
Professor F C Button states cooling milk is the only reliable way to curb bacterial development. He urges immediate sanitary cooling year round, with mechanical refrigeration in summer and notes souring speeds at 32 and 60 degrees. Clean equipment and healthy cows are essential to keep milk free of bacteria.
Minnesota university farm swine expert E F Ferrin warns overfeeding the brood sow causes pig scours and slows growth. He recommends withholding food the first day after farrowing, then gradually reintroducing wheat bran or oats, avoiding corn, and lowering sow rations if scours appear.
To rid dairy cattle of lice, North Carolina State College cites several effective remedies. A 4 percent creolin solution applied by spray or brush, a mix of cottonseed oil and kerosene, equal parts, or ground sabadilla seed with sulfur powder in equal parts. Market dip solutions exist but follow container directions. Do not apply oils in extreme temperatures. When using powder, clip hair first and apply only to clipped areas, with a second treatment after 15 days.
Erosion experts estimate rivers in Ohio remove the fertile topsoil from about 174 acres daily, and the Muskingum River flood of August 1935 carried away soil from 2,600 acres. At 50 cents a ton, Ohio farmers lost about $1,059,783. The Country Home notes these soil losses illustrate broader nationwide damage.
Department of Agriculture data estimate 900 million acres of farmland in continental America and over 6 million farmers. With 30.2 million residents on farms and about 12 thousand adults, the math suggests an average farm size near 150 acres if all holdings were equal.
Roses form the centerpiece of a new bedspread and matching bolster and scarf. The pattern 1214 offers a 16 by 19 inch motif transfer with smaller reverse motifs, plus color schemes and stitch instructions. Send 15c in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
Excavations led by Professor Majuri uncover a wall likely part of Pompeii and Nocera athletic ground from 79 A D. Spectators reportedly clashed when a referee’s decision was debated with Nero disqualifying Pompeii for ten years.
A compact collection of aphorisms on justice from figures like Joubert Omar Khayam Emerson Gladstone and Froude. The quotes touch truth action delayed and wisdom, offering a snapshot of varied perspectives on fairness and delay.
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