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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
In the old southern planter class a patriarchal figure governs a plantation community. Colonels and noblesse oblige shape honor, chivalry, and personal independence, with leaders like Colonel Le Grand admired by their subjects for a benevolent, monarchlike authority.
Anita Le Grand schemes to marry the man who shows the most effort after she confesses to several suitors. She sails away with her maid and leaves her fate to the one who pursues her most vigorously, Mad Dick Abercrombie, who dives into the Mississippi to prove his devotion and wins her hand amid amused passengers.
The kitchen trowel, once an ancient mason tool, has been repurposed for the housewife. Its curved blade aids turning eggs omelets croquettes meat balls and cakes with ease as a dropped blade lets the cook slip beneath the item for easy turning.
A vintage style recipe describes mixing butter sugar flour and milk with egg whites and salt, folding in cream of tartar and baking soda. It details a filling syrup from pineapple juice and lemon juice, beaten into whipped egg white, then layered with chopped pineapple and icing to finish the cake.
Instructions describe pickling large green peppers with seeds removed and alum-brined vinegar, then a cabbage and mustard stuffing. Also covered are a banana split assembly with chilled bananas and ice cream, and beef stewed like chicken, fancy sandwiches with tongue Gruyere, plus a risky skirt-hanging technique.
Cooking vegetables grown underground should be boiled in cold water with salt added before they finish cooking. Keep covered to retain color while some greens simmer in boiling water uncovered.
An economical, knockdown hogpen built with 4 by 6 by 9 foot skids and 2.2 by 6 joists offers warm, dry housing for pigs. Ground floors with woven wire, boxed by plank overlays, or false floors improve warmth. concrete floors require overlays. Emphasizes sunshine, dry bedding, and proper airflow, urging whitewashing inside for light and disinfection.
Poultry tips cover egg records with trap nests to track production and profits from early hatching. Guidance compares ducks and geese care and notes Toulouse geese grow value. Advice includes feeding, rest, dusting, potash solutions for head submersion, and onions mixed with feed as a tonic and stimulant.
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