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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
2
U S Department of Agriculture guidance promotes milk based desserts to ease finicky eaters. Recipes cover junket blancmange and custards with egg whites for a light, nutritious finish. Suggestions include rice pudding, Indian pudding, and variations using vanilla, chocolate, and fruit.
The U. S. Department of Agriculture estimates 125 to 150 teaspoonfuls per 1 pound can. With daily biscuit needs and a Saturday cake plus midweek cookies, about 35 teaspoons a week suggests 3 to 4 weeks per pound. Replenish monthly if extra baking occurs.
Home economics specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture recommend fish sauces to enhance flavor. The fish sauce blends butter flour water salt pepper chopped sour pickle and optional olives pimientos or lemon juice. tomato sauce uses strained tomato juice and bay leaf. fish stock from boiling the head and tail of the fish also serves as an excellent sauce base.
Mrs Emily Shaw touts RAT SNAP claiming a 65 cent box caught 3 rats but killed 12 in a week. The ad notes RAT SNAP comes in cakes in three sizes 65c 65c and 1 25 and is sold by Turman and Riggs and H Y Bennett.
Week ending August 7 shows daily highs from 79 to 89 and lows from 58 to 70 with mainly partly cloudy days and three clear days. Rain totaled .64 inches, including .45 inches on the 2nd and .19 inches on the 7th, and Mrs Minnie Thomas of Terre Haute visited Mrs T P McBride over the weekend.
A farmer recalls suffering through years of rat problems after a poisoning incident. He credits RAT SNAP as a safe, effective solution recommended by a neighbor and sold by Turman & Riggs and H. V. Bennett in three sizes: 35c, 5c, and $1.25, with a guarantee.
Gossip bursts about a wife seen riding with a strange man while her husband notes the oddity. A cartoon caption jokes on catching a husband and the race not always favoring the swift with a hare in soup. Cartoons Magazine.
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