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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
1
A mixed page presents a verse on mood linked to personal emotion and a recipe list of cooling drinks. It includes Cafe Parfait, Mint Tea, Tea Cream, Banana Float, Old-Fashioned Ginger Water, Lemonade, and Bananas en Casserole with steps and measurements. The text blends whimsy with culinary directions and fruit-based desserts.
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise that health and vigor result from continuous selection for strong eggs and growth. Look for bright comb and eyes, a broad short head, alert carriage, sturdy legs, strong toes, and clean plumage. Avoid birds with thin flesh or signs of prior illness when breeding.
A reflective line about warlessness and the lack of occasions to prove his worthiness. The verse contrasts ease with the need to confront misfortune to test strength and fortitude.
A varied old time cookbook item outlines sauces and desserts to accompany peas, beef, pears and candy. Hollandaise sauce is prepared from butter egg yolks lemon juice salt cayenne and hot water. Also includes veal buns and pear raspberry dessert ideas with candied cherries and whipped cream.
The poultry guidance describes feeding growing chicks with whole wheat cracked corn and grains and using hoppers for mixed rations. It recommends sour milk skim milk or buttermilk to hasten growth and emphasizes green feed charcoal grit oyster shell and optional bone in small yards while outlining age 10 days for beef scrap feeding per USDA advice.
A USDA compiled table shows fertile eggs incur about twice the losses of infertile eggs. The data indicate fertility status significantly affects loss rates in egg production.
Fashion notes describe a wool cape wrap with cape sleeves and embroidered collar as a versatile winter essential. Paris showcases a vivid orange taffeta wrap trimmed with ostrich tips paired with a white taffeta frock. other chiffons and velvets feature boned skirts, capes, and color coordinated accessories.
In bright daylight and evening wear taffeta remains the season’s favorite fabric celebrated for its glossy blacks and soft color tones. The article describes two afternoon dresses: a black dress with white ribbon and bead-like stitches, and a light blue rose figure with lace borders, detailing bodice, sleeves, and skirt decorations.
Specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture advise placing brood coops with runs on ground where the grass is green. Move the coop and run frequently as the grass is eaten to keep the area fresh and productive.
United States Department of Agriculture data show beef cattle prices per head fell from 44.22 in 1919 to 31.41 in 1921, with most losses in 1920. Swine prices also declined in 1919 and 1920, while corn values peaked in 1919 then dropped in 1920 wiping out prior gains.
On an Ohio farm with 95 head of livestock 90 are purebred under a better-sires effort with U S Agriculture. Verification comes from two other livestock owners. The farm keeps a registered Aberdeen Angus bull and a registered Jersey boar. One grade Angus cow four crossbred mares and all poultry are pure Barred Plymouth Rocks. The farm dog, a beagle, is also purebred.
A farm note explains planting on hillside cuttings and eroded corners yields good returns. Cottonwood thrives where overflow occurs and grows rough lumber quickly. Soft woods treated with creosote make durable fence posts lasting over ten years, lowering costs.
The piece urges hog producers to increase summer care of the herd to prevent problems and lay groundwork for cheaper pork production. It emphasizes that summer management can prevent troubles and improve efficiency in pork output.
A long-standing series of experiments demonstrates the superior performance of sugar beet by-products as dye stock feeds. Over several years, researchers report consistent advantages in feed efficiency and outcomes compared with other feed sources.
At a neighborhood picnic children imitate animals with grunts barks and crowing. A quiet girl surprises teachers by saying she is a hen laying an egg and will cackle after finishing the task. The scene captures playful learning and imagination.
An advertising promo extols Cuticura as daily toilet preparations. It highlights Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify, Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal, and Cuticura Talcum to powder and perfume, priced 25 cents everywhere.
The source notes Mr Grabcoin's high regard for his private secretary, saying the young man is worth about 20 000 dollars a year to his employer. It claims the secretary can turn callers away, while the great man may be busy with long hours.
A collection of quirky lines about selling alcohol to a horse, law clerks delaying decisions, the protective power of topaz against sleep walking, seasonal hair growth, and the paradox of fame by the illiterate.
Quips on height race biases and social fads mix with old reform notions. Witty observations touch on race, politics, and style, suggesting that vanity and public life mingle with cruelty and punishment in society.
For sale 40 acres in Glenn County California near a school and town. Property is fully cultivated silt loam soil with an almond orchard of 70 trees. Irrigation possible via well if needed. No improvements. Orchard along Oroville Willows state highway soon to be paved. Price 500 per acre. Possession to be fresh. For details contact John N. Westberg Bitte City California.
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