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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
6
In a humorous scene Clara mocks a curate who is indecisive about a Christmas gift for his lady love. The curate admits his dilemma and offers himself, as Clara reacts with disgust. A separate quip features pilots joking about fuel and danger in Life.
An article from Successful Farming by E. P. Barry explains constructing a light, properly proportioned poultry shipping crate. It outlines crate patterns, lumber sizes, and suggests factory cut stock for accuracy, noting three crate sizes for broilers, fryers, mature fowl, and turkeys.
The article explains a humane fowl killing method using a square post driven into the ground to a two foot depth and a blade used to sever the head before bleeding the bird in a box. It argues this approach is cleaner and more humane than the fowl flopping on the ground.
Daily care boosts profits in poultry culture. Old fowls yield few eggs, waste scraps go to hens, and dust baths aid hens in summer and winter. Regular cleaning of droppings and removing fish from houses prevent losses. Infertile eggs reduce market risk. goslings reach market age in twelve weeks. Chickens are creatures of habit. mating patterns and feed forms affect production.
The excerpt describes stuffing dates with true dates and walnuts, forming a paste with sugar and lemon juice, then dusting with powdered sugar. It also includes a stewed liver recipe with bacon, onion, and apple, layered in a dish and baked about an hour and a quarter with no water.
The text provides fragmented instructions for a carrot salad and a pineapple tapioca dessert. It includes steps like boiling carrots, thin slicing, sugaring, lemon, and oil, plus tapioca with water sugar and pineapple. The wording is garbled with misspellings and unclear measurements.
A Flanders Motor Company advertisement declares the Flanders 4 motorcycle with magneto at 175 dollars disrupted rival pricing. The piece claims rivals slashed prices after Flanders shipments began, touts vertical integration, factory control, and nationwide dealer demand, and urges readers to order now or contact the factory direct.
Mrs Haymore comments on a sudden discovery about a mule named Mula. Silas is questioned about speed. Haymore admits the mule’s hind legs are loose, indicating potential issues with the animal's condition.
In Addison road a boy named Phil Warriner was caught pulling a baby's hair while claiming curiosity about cold storage. The incident includes a peculiar explanation about testing a chicken's feathers to gauge cold storage. A noted note from Woman's Way adds a quip about women's convention enthusiasm and long kissing displays.
In Matchtown a Ohio woman recounts years of stomach trouble and reliance on medicine. Since two years of eating Grape-Nuts twice daily she reports perfect health, no medicines, ability to eat any food, and sharper mental powers while walking 2 to 3 miles daily. Postum Co claims a reason in The Road to Wellville in package copy.
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