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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
3
A 1922 newspaper feature encourages pineapple in diverse dishes. It lists pineapple applications from salads and desserts to cakes and fritters, with step by step ideas and serving suggestions for fresh, canned, and decorative uses.
Essay highlights that learning stems from experience over books and people and that true progress requires courage to stand firm yet humility to admit mistakes. It argues educators prize practical insights over authority and the value of self critique.
A vintage home cook's notes a quick apple bread pudding with butter and apples baked until tender served with sugar and cream. It details salmon croquettes with mashed potato binding and a croquette fry, macaroni with codfish and cheese, Cuban codfish on toast, pea and walnut salad with French dressing, and gelatin fish dish with seasoned flakes.
Farmers can fatten turkeys more easily than other fowl but must balance range and enclosure. Avoid corn alone and use a varied ration of wheat oats and corn with occasional corn meal mash and beef scrap or ground bone. Keep birds coming up at dusk for feeding and prevent excessive free range that hinders fattening.
Breeding matters little without proper feeding and flock management. Proper care and nourishment determine outcomes more than breed quality alone. Even the best stock yields poor results without correct feeding and attention.
A glossary defines poult as a young turkey in its first year and clarifies terms for sexes and ages. It covers breeding pens, setting eggs, weight-based classifications like spring chicken and broiler, and gender terms such as cockerel, cock, gander, drake, and tom.
The article discusses affordable handmade sweaters and coordinating items like collars and vestee sets that elevate outfits. It notes the rise of style emphasis, the practicality of knitwear, and describes an afternoon crepe costume with detailed trims, drapery, and net panels.
A fragment notes a tortoise shell shaped barrette as a pretty hair ornament for the maid with bobbed or braids. It mentions Tweeds for Kituma and dark tweeds promoted for fall, with imported plaids being made into slappy suits and coats.
One per cent copper sulfate solution is recommended to treat stomach worms in sheep. A 1 lb copper sulfate to 4 quarts boiling water, then diluted to three gallons treats 100 adult sheep with a 3 ounce dose. Rotate pastures, separate sick sheep, and avoid sheep grazing after cattle and goats to prevent worm transmission.
States report hog cholera as the most active last year prompting high demand for veterinarians and serum. Officials urge vaccination of this year's pig crop, noting serum is preventive, not curative, and delaying vaccination is poor policy.
The Southdown is described as excelling in mutton quality and early maturity with high wool standards. It is portrayed as a hardy, healthy breed with strong constitution, able to withstand heat or cold and widely valued in sheep breeding regions worldwide.
An article explains flushing ewes to boost twin lambs, citing an 80 lambing trial across 143 different lines that raised lamb numbers by 18.1 percent. It also notes hog raisers castrate young boars between six and eight weeks old, timing it before weaning to keep piglets nursing while preparing for handling.
Edgeworth promotes its pipe tobacco by likening smokers to members of a vast Edgeworth Club. No initiation fees or assessments exist, and inviting guests can receive free samples of Edgeworth Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed. Larus & Brother Co advertises various pack sizes and dealer outreach with prepaid carton options for retailers.
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