Practical Household Tips From a Vintage Column
Frying salt pork slowly in a heavy pan extracts fat. Pin new elastic to worn to stretch as old pulls out. Waxed cardboard becomes a bread crumb receptacle after washing and drying. Parsley cuts with scissors. Self sealing can lids must be tightened fully. A child’s sprinkling can waters plants. A shoe bag stores small kitchen items. Fill pastries with ice cream and serve with a fruit sauce.
First Aid to the Ailing House
Magnesite flooring can be laid over existing surfaces at about a half inch thick in a variety of colors. For suppliers contact the Oxychloride Cement association in Washington DC. Aiming to brighten brass use common brass polishes or vinegar with salt and flour paste, then rinse. Wallboards and plywood literature from lumber dealers offers budget options for attic and basement recreation rooms.
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Irrigation Plans Boost Dairying Across Georgia
Everett H. Davis of the Georgia extension service says irrigation offers vast dairy benefits with growing installations. Dairymen report strong value, especially in dry seasons, and Davis cites T. Q. Asbury noting a portable sprinkler system could pay for itself in five years.
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Everett H. Davis
Georgia Extension Service
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T. Q. Asbury
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