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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
8
A quotation on work ethic and pay contrasts notes that true efficiency comes from loving the work more than the pay. It warns against arrogance and urges discreet thinking, while stressing that outward behavior often masks inner motives.
Old cookbook notes celebrate creative servings from small casseroles to ramekins. Recipes include vegetable sides with buttered crumbs, re heated desserts with fruit sauces, lashed with cream, and meat dishes like Beef Tongue En Casserole and Calves Hearts casseroled. Seasonal fruits such as strawberries feature in gelatin, mousse, and dressings.
A reflective line notes that politeness rests on small sacrifices. It links temperance courage and love as common, jewel-like traits forming everyday civility and moral conduct.
A guide on conserving and maximizing flavor of green pens and vegetables. It advocates boiling peas in their liquor, avoiding excess water, and using the boiling liquid as a stock or sauce. It also covers sugar to balance sweetness, salt timing, and two detailed peas recipes with butter mint onion lettuce cream egg yolk seasonings.
A reflection on miracles as tools to help a brother, lift a friend from misery, and pardon an enemy, presenting mercy as a greater miracle than supernatural acts.
A short guide to cool drinks including Mint Punch Currant Punch Ginger Punch and Iced Cocoa with detailed preparation steps and serving tips. Also notes that very hot beverages stimulate digestion while cold drinks aid digestion and recommends serving cold drinks between meals.
The advisory council of national defense reports extending long distance lines across the United States. Government messages now ride on preferential pathways over commercial traffic, linking over 10 million telephone stations and 20 million miles of exchange and wire.
A survey by Special Agent W W Ewing of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports Cuba’s prosperity sparks extensive plans for new sugar mills railways wharf facilities warehouses and modern hotels to accommodate growing tourism and trade. The United States is well positioned to supply the needed materials and machinery for these projects.
Charles IK Moser US consul at Harbin says the plan to build 400 American made locomotives in the Chinese Eastern railway shops at Torbin, China for the Russian government acts as a strong advertisement for American machinery.
The surgeon general and the medical staff coordinate with manufacturers to supply surgical instruments and drugs for the expanded Army. A revised instrument catalogue, ready from leading national surgeons, will be supplied to makers. A dressing plant and ambulances are in development, with motor vehicle firms able to produce hundreds of ambulances monthly.
The article estimates about 1.5 billion cents and 500 million five cent pieces are in circulation in the United States. This implies roughly 12 pennies and nickels per person based on population figures at the time.
The article outlines how shoulder length affects a horse's heart and lung capacity, noting short shoulders limit air capacity and straight shoulders cause stiff front action. It discusses head carriage, mouth responsiveness, and how back and underline lengths relate to overall balance.
The text explains how front leg relief comes from sloping shoulders while straight shoulders risk unsound limbs. It links strong constitution, endurance, front action, and style to deep well sloped shoulders. It notes draft needs pronounced shoulder offsets for bearing surface and describes how collar position varies with shoulder depth and pull. It also mentions withers, back reach, and saddle stability.
The surge in livestock prices makes farmers profitable to raise young stock for feeding. American conditions now resemble Europe, with improving farm herds expected if current trends continue. The cornbelt gains as range shrinks and can no longer supply beef demand.
A mother and her son Willie ride a streetcar. A man nearby tells a loud boyhood tale, and Willie clings to his seat, pleading to hear the end before disembarking as the mother urges them to get off at the stop.
Grocers at AIP confirm Red Cross Ball Blue cleans white clothes effectively. Product praise highlights strong whitening action and trusted brand reputation. Ady notes in-store display and customer satisfaction with results.
KMneland dog fanciers especially women warn new dog taxes will wreck years of business. They accept license increases but fear a steep tax on new dogs will drive away customers. British women with small incomes invested in dogs as a wartime livelihood and hoped for a postwar revival. Trade is down, but lack of money threatens keeping their kennels. One fancier laments sensational stories about pampered dogs and large food bills.
A dour resident questions optimism and resists cheerfulness after fearing neighbor judgment. He prefers sanity over returning good humor and keeps his grudge.
Quebec produced 1,774,080 pounds of zinc last year, marking a notable production level for the region. This cifra reflects sustained mining activity and export demand shaping the province’s metal industry.
The guide recommends a starter grain ration for lambs: ground corn, crushed oats, linseed oil meal, and wheat bran in a 1 1 1 2 ratio. Wheat bran is essential and should be included. A two pounds bran, one pound oats, one pound finely ground corn meal, and a half pound oil meal mix is praised for young lambs. A meal and corn mix often outperforms cottonseed meal and corn meal.
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