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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
2
The article guides preserving vegetable qualities through gentle cooking, whole prep, and minimal water. It explains conservation methods for peas and beans, stresses color and texture, and notes the role of vitamins A B C and minerals in balanced meals with examples like cabbage pork and beans.
The article notes pioneers in America favored mush and milk with bread and milk, pork and beans, and sometimes berries like blueberries, huckleberries, or raspberries. Early dietary studies linked these foods to balanced nutrition due to milk’s protein and fat and cereals’ starch.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture urges compact kitchen layout with near pantry dining room cellar and storeroom to minimize steps. Small floor level differences may be needed but waste time and can cause accidents.
Jas Watson recalls a hog cholera incident and promotes Rat Snap as the quick rats destroyer after a vet linked a rat to germs. The product comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 125. It is sold and guaranteed by Turman and Riggs and H V Bennett.
Malcolm Wayne Clark son of Reuben and Mayme Brown Clark was born in Turman township October 17 1915 and died November 5 1921 at age six years and seventeen days He was a devoted Sunday school scholar and a new pupil at public school He left behind his parents two brothers one sister and many relatives The funeral was led by Rev Leslie L Johnson and he was interred at Johnson cemetery
Farmer P. LaDuke recounts zinc feed bins failing against rats and savings from RAT-SNAP. He notes his collie ignores RAT-SNAP and cites an $18 loss avoided after using the product. Three sizes priced at 85c 65c and 1.25, sold by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett with a guarantee.
Wilbur observes vendors in the alley as a scissors grinder with a heavy machine on his back approaches. He asks the man if his horse is dead, signaling a humorous or curious street scene from the era.
An Incorporated business is owned by a corporation, not individuals. Corporate liability limits debts to the property's value, while an individual operating in his own name faces full personal responsibility.
Tides dispose of sewage in Boston and many coastal cities by holding part in reservoirs until strong tidal currents rise. Before the turn of the tide the sewage mixes with vast ocean water and is rendered harmless.
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