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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
6
A Spanish proverb states that to acquire wealth in the Indies one must carry wealth there. The saying is applied to travel, noting that a person must carry knowledge with him if he hopes to return with knowledge.
A collection of warm weather recipes and serving ideas. Includes a method for tender fried fowl finished in the oven with celery and onion, a chicken and macaroni bake with rich sauce and crust, and a watermelon cocktail served in stemmed glasses. Also features peach or apple desserts using stale bread crumbs, fresh fruit, and sugared toppings, plus a Bryant poem excerpt about nature.
The article outlines four essential food groups: protein rich items like milk and meat, starch and sugar from cereals and potatoes, fats from cooking oils and fats, and minerals from fruits and greens. It emphasizes planning meals by these groups to ensure growth and health and cautions against denying needed foods based on family preferences.
Samson and Sarah Traylor travel from Vergennes Vermont to the Sangamon country in Illinois with their children Josiah and Betsey. They meet John McNeil and Harry Needles joins them. In New Salem Abe Lincoln and others welcome them as Lincoln courts Ann Rutledge and the Black Hawk War begins with Lincoln as captain while Harry and Bim face dangers.
In springtime the New Salem community learns of Bim Kelso's elopement to St. Louis with Sam Biggs's marriage plans. Abe and Harry pursue frontier duties and later recount letters from Rutledge and Taylor as they return home, reflecting on home, duty, and the meaning of democracy amid Indian fears and frontier life.
The USDA notes free range favors strong stock with winter grain feeding and occasional vegetables. It describes pairing behavior, single male per several females, and that both free range and penned setups can work. A large acre pen example shows 45 hens and 15 males confined with wing clipping and a roosting shed for winter care.
The article discusses Frankenstein as Mrs. Shelley s romance about a creator and a monster seeking human sympathy. It suggests the monster s lack of a soul mirrors the author Shelley's isolation as an idealist, with Helen Moore noting this in Shelley's life.
Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture call geese a key grazing stock. Geese utilize waste grain in stables and feeding pens and largely live on common pastures. Their steady year round demand and superior fat production highlight geese as essential in the poultry system.
A study of market demands guides poultry growers on how to dispose of products for best profit. It emphasizes timing location and methods to maximize returns in the drop producer era.
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