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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1915
Page
7
Prepared by the Children's Bureau U S Department of Labor details post twelve month feeding guidelines. It covers milk intake meat introductions and sample meals for eighteen months to two years with cooking tips and foods to avoid such as candy cakes and tea.
Guidance on jam making recommends greasing the pan with olive oil to prevent burning and adding a walnut-sized lump of butter per six pounds of fruit. Butter is added when the jam boils after sugar, and not melted before finishing, to avoid thinning.
A simple recipe to simmer one pound of prunes with lemon rind cinnamon and allspice plus sugar. Add cold water and cook until soft then serve warm or cold.
Stenciling curtains can darken colors during application yet make them appear lighter when hung at windows causing color perception changes. Proper testing before final hanging helps ensure expected hue.
Food must provide protein energy and minerals for growth and fatigue relief. Planning menus days ahead lowers cost and avoids bulk meals while balancing calories. Household needs vary by age climate and health, so portions adapt to income and individual needs.
Farmer J M Bell warns that a delicate horse is costly and troublesome to keep. After thirty years handling horses he recounts two illnesses in one month including a cold and indigestion, urging owners to dispose of the animal early to save time and expense.
The recipe instructs soaking and washing a ham overnight, simmering with onion carrot turnip cloves peppercorns and bay leaf in water for four hours, then adding cider or vinegar and cooking until tender. Cool partly remove crumbs and sugar brown in oven, reduce liquor, and make a flour butter sauce to serve.
Cucumber Jelly Salad describes peeling and grating four cucumbers, adding boiling water, peppercorns onion and salt, simmer twenty minutes, then mixing in gelatin dissolved in cold water. Strain, line a mold with cucumber slices, fill with jelly, chill, unmold and serve on watercress.
The passage suggests choosing window shades to brighten a large living room with a dark wall. It mentions redbirds on greenish brown branches or large red or mulberry flowers with ample foliage, and for brown rooms, shades featuring golden glow sprigs as decoration.
Washable paper is praised as an excellent substitute for oilcloth to cover pantry shelves. It is inexpensive and can be fixed with thumb tacks or cut wide enough to drape over shelf edges and pasted down.
A farmer describes an efficient hog feeding method using a ground secured trough, a four board spout to push feed outward, and a paddle to clear obstructions and drain water after rain. This setup prevents crowding at the trough and keeps feeding accessible without entering the hog lot.
Practical guide for feeding and nursing an orphan foal when the mare cannot nurse. Use cow milk with molasses sugar and lime water, give frequent small feeds, maintain clean equipment, and introduce oats, bran and skim milk as the foal grows. Include rectal injections for bowels and adjust feeding frequency over weeks.
The foal at this age is already eating freely of grass, grain and bran as it shifts from milk. It marks a growing stage where solid feeds supplement milk and support development.
Hogs suffer from several skin diseases including two forms of mange. Pitch mange is an eczema tied to poor health and dirty pens, with redness swelling spots and crusts. cleanliness and better feed help. True mange is caused by a parasite that burrows into the skin and causes severe inflammation, thickened wrinkled skin, and hair loss, beginning on the head or neck and spreading back.
Do not whip a frightened horse. Speak softly and provide salt. Use a clean bit and proper tack. Shelter him from cold winds and cover with blankets. Ensure ample wholesome food and ample clean water at all times.
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