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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
7
A Mark Twain remark notes that even the best exes can test patience, highlighting timeless wit about lingering trouble in past romances. The quote captures humor and resilience in dealing with lingering exasperations.
A fragmented home recipe page lists methods for Salmon Souffle Baked Rhubarb and Meat and Potato Pie with details on batter, fillings, and baking. It includes a brief moral quote about daily spend and character and ends with a signature line.
A recipe collection describes Cheese Salad with mixed cheeses peppers and onion shaped and chilled to serve with crackers. It also covers Lobster With Rice a chicken and lobster meat dish with peppers and seasoned tomato sauce over hot rice. Cadillac Codfish details salt cod with potatoes tomato sauce and buttered crumbs baked. Venetian Sauce explains butter flour and citrus capers parsley pickles with lemon juice and seasoning. Dutch Peppernuta provides brown sugar spices cookie dough and baking method. Olive Sauce outlines olives simmered then served as a sauce option.
A humorist among a touring group encounters a farmer on a country road. He stops the car hoping for an audience as the encounter unfolds with ambiguous humor and a brief impression of the moment.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports Wisconsin in Spring Green funds a boy and girl club trust to promote marketing education. Each junior farmer learns market demands through baby beef and other crops, improving profits and future farm success.
Instructions describe making buttermilk bread batter with sugar salt yeast and flour, scalding flour, overnight rising, kneading and shaping into leaves, then baking. Also included is Sally Lunn batter with flour sugar butter eggs milk and yeast, rising, filling tins, brushing with egg, and baking until pale brown.
Fragmentary lines reflect a meditation on reform beginning with the individual. A critic notes that true change comes from personal perfection rather than presuming to reform society or others, with scattered phrases about admiration and happiness.
The report notes cow milk proves entirely satisfactory for feeding young lambs. Whole milk is recommended for this purpose with care to keep bottles clean and free of worm contamination.
The article urges careful planning and space use to grow vegetables at home. It highlights seed bores, hotbeds, and outside seed beds for early and succession crops, noting the USDA sees home gardens as essential this year as in wartime and offers practical gardening advice.
The text discusses durable feet as essential for work horses and praises alfalfa clover rape as ideal pasture for hogs. It notes mangels turnips and rutabagas as advantageous stock feeds, emphasizes self feeding plans to cut expenses, and urges careful selection of stallions and broodmares for American farms. It also mentions corn feeding as profitable and capable of yielding more pork per acre.
The Straits Times in Singapore notes emeralds remain the rarest and most expensive precious stones as prices rise fourfold since before the war. Colombian mines, government owned, have produced only 4 percent of world supply for seven to eight years, driving up scarcity and values. A five carat emerald recently sold in London for five thousand dollars. In Australia miners near Anakie, Queensland report beautiful velvety green sapphires, considered emerald substitutes by jewelers. In Pittsburgh, Mrs. Ernest Hirsch reports doves successfully fostered an egg under their care, producing a baby chick after three weeks.
A fragmentary collage notes census tales and a political jab. It recalls a Kansas City worker asked a woman about reading, she replies she learned little in no school and the teacher never came. Also a quip exchange with alderman candidate Mr. Gloom and J Fuller Gloom over foolishness and voting.
A fragment recounts a domestic scene where a mother assigns tidying tasks to children including Edwin and Betty. Betty insists she should perform a “middle sized work” as she argues she is the only middle sized person present. The passage ends with a stray, garbled line about acquaintances and a vague closing remark.
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