27 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
1
The article discusses rising meat costs blamed on supply and demand, cites grain and corn price factors, and argues for producing more, wasting less, and eating meat less often. It notes egg and corn price dynamics, criticizes speculation, and urges households to raise hens and reduce meat consumption to help affordability and health. It ends with an ad for Electric Bitters promising restore digestion and vitality.
A synopsis of content in McClure's includes a well known novelist’s unnamed tale on moderation in drinking, Hugo Munsterberg on selecting a career, Xavier Paoli on courtship of Alfonso and Ena, and pieces by Rideing Brownell Perrin Green Turner Wood Martin. The issue lists numerous guardianships estates and court actions, real estate transfers, and local notices, with ads and short literary notes throughout.
A Chicago Record Herald item summarizes expert opinion on Roquefort cheese production linking the mold and flavor to the cave environment. It notes American attempts to replicate with goats and goats’ milk, climate, soil, and microbial factors explaining why imported Roquefort retains distinct aroma. Also included are stray humorous items: Nell-She and a child crying over a toy engine mishap.
When baking individual custards place a thin buttered square of bread at the bottom of each cup to prevent soggy bottoms. This simple trick keeps custard firm and evenly cooked, avoiding a damp final layer and improving presentation.
A London Tit-Bits cartoon-style exchange asks how long two servant girls would take to clean two rooms. The teacher corrects that with two workers the time is one hour, while the little girl misinterprets.
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