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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
2
Fall advises culling flocks to keep productive pullets and cooking older fowls using a fireless cooker with disjointed pieces simmered then slow-cooked to tenderness. A robust gravy or creamed sauce accompanies boned chicken, with dumplings or pie options. Also explains sauerkraut methods with cabbage, salt brine, and cool storage.
Dress the fowl and cut into joints. Melt fat with onion and peppers then simmer with tomato and ham ten minutes. Layer chicken and vegetables in a casserole, add boiling water, simmer half an hour, then finish in a fireless cooker three hours without the hot disk or two hours with it.
Two methods described for preserving sauerkraut involve sealing with hot paraffin or filling jars with kraut brine after fermentation. A clean surface is sealed to prevent contamination, then jars are filled with brine, sealed tightly, and stored in a cool place.
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses two mixtures for floor finishes. A blend of one part boiled linseed oil with three parts turpentine is praised, while one part light motor oil with four parts kerosene gives similar results to commercial products. The motor oil should be free of dark sediment.
An ad from Turman & Rises markets various goods at a street location, with a promise of sale and guarantee. The text is partly obscured but mentions Sap and Vowill supplying something and a price or size reference.
Ed Bascomb announces two boxes of 8x10 window glass for sale at unbeatable prices. Constable Si Plum warns goat owners to keep animals penned as housewives air winter blankets. Ephc Keef complains rival Dick Blithers doctoring coins. Mrs Bryan demands removal of William Jennings Bryan portrait. Dick vows punishment. Deacon Ebbersole forecasts fine weather for horseshoe pitching this month.
An advertisement pitches RAT-SNAP rat poison in 35c 65c and $1.25 cakes. It claims one 65c package can kill about 50 rats and that rats will ignore meat grain cheese to eat RAT-SNAP. It emphasizes quick cremation with no odor and lists Turman & Riggs and H. V. Bennett as sellers.
The steel-head trout is considered a salmon by fishermen and the fishing trade. It is said to be named for the hardness of its skull. Fishermen claim it often requires several blows from a club to kill the fish when brought aboard.
Dougherty and Walters promote Tanlas as a reliable comfort for many across the continent, inviting readers to try it for their troubles.
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