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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
8
A kitchen column offers fish based dishes including Fish a la Creme Escalloped Fish and Fish Souffle with step by step methods. It also covers relishes pickles conserves Piccalili Marmalade Sweet Cucumber Pickles and Green Tomato Pickles with detailed ingredients and cooking times. The piece closes with a Ruskin quote about pleasure from work.
A food preservation piece offers olive oil pickles beet relish corn canning, mustard pickles and tomato pickle, plus apple dessert, prune salad and a stuffing method. It emphasizes saving food for scarce winter, with practical steps for pickling, canning, and preparing dishes using olive oil, vinegar, sugar, and spices. It names olive oil, cucumbers, beets, corn, tomatoes, peppers, horseradish, nutmeg, celery seed, mustard seeds, and chestnuts among ingredients.
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece examines how wartime mood drives color and fabric choices. It notes debates over long skirts, decollete styles, and sleeve length, with soldiers favoring brighter, morale-boosting outfits. It covers American and French material trends, peltry use, and economy in wool.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on keeping a poultry house ventilated in cold weather. It warns against sealing up the coop, outlines how to balance fresh air and dryness, and suggests using straw or hay to absorb moisture when temperatures drop. Strategies emphasize open doors and windows as needed to prevent dampness while avoiding drafts.
Use waste products from kitchen table and farm range as poultry feed to cut feeding costs. The material is excellent food for all poultry types and helps reduce expenses.
Lice threaten young chicks and heat boosts their numbers unless drastic measures are taken to control them.
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