All In Judicially Defined and Mixed Infants Up
A collage of digested clippings discusses marriage decorum and mutual respect, a Nevada case defining the phrase all in, a weaving of social observations on household civility, a misadventure with multiple births and infant identification, California leadership in dramatic engineering projects, and oddities like a lucky pin and tomato figures.
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Hennessey
Nevada
Quas- Way
Southport
England
Wing Lim
Cornell unit poultry house design for New York climate
Prof James of Cornell advises a two pen poultry house 12 by 24 feet for New York State. continuous house options reduce costs. Details cover concrete foundation, wall construction, ventilation via south window and top ventilator, roost platform, and a warming routing closet to keep birds warm in cold weather.
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Janex 1
Mee
Department of Poultry Husbandry
Cornell University
New York State
Poultry Pointers on Care During Heat and Molt Today
Practical advice for fowl keepers on disease prevention, shading, and supplements. Notes that fowls endure harsh conditions with proper care, including coal oil in feed, powdered charcoal, and burnt wood charcoal as plumage conditioner. Emphasizes molting care and clean, roomy quarters for healthy birds.
Silk Handkerchief Care in Washing and Ironing
Advice on washing silk handkerchiefs to prevent turning yellow and damage. Do not boil or rub with soap. Make lather with finely shredded white soap, wash, squeeze, and sun dry while damp. White silk neckerchiefs can be cleaned with powdered starch, blue added, and pressed with a hot iron between folded linen for brightness.
Cooking notes and housework tips from old column
A mixture for croquettes from cold mutton with broth and spices leads to a fried dish. The piece then discusses the value of indoor exercise from household duties, cautions about overdoing gym work, and offers reheating steak with gravy and a jelly mold fashioned from boiled chicken with onion and stock.
Chicken Curry Recipe Card Instructs on skillet method
Cut a three pound chicken into pieces and brown in butter for ten minutes. Add liver and gizzard and cook ten minutes more. Use one third cup butter. Slice two onions and stir in with curry powder and two teaspoons salt. Add boiling water, simmer until tender. Remove chicken, strain liquor, thicken with flour, pour gravy over and serve with rice.
Imitation Buckwheat Cakes Recipe
A historic recipe describes making imitation buckwheat cakes. It instructs combining four cups whole wheat flour one half cup cornmeal one cup wheat flour and half a yeast cake dissolved in warm water. Mix with milk or water to form thick batter rise overnight. In the morning add soda and milk bake on a hot greased griddle and serve immediately.
Beef Tea For Two From Round Steak Instructions
Use one pound round steak cut into dice for beef tea. Add one pint water half teaspoon salt and simmer slowly for about forty five minutes. Add one large onion halved and medium potatoes cut into small squares. Boil quickly until potatoes finish.
Notorious Pebbles city rots and a corkscrew cue
Tinlcin Steffens cites municipal corruption in Chicago as example. A Pebbles anecdote on a train reveals the town’s reputation. A joke about Kidder and a wedding ends with a punchline about Bidder Browning's Magazine.
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Tincoln Steffens
Chicago
Kidder
Browning's
Beware of Mercury Ointments and Unreliable Cures
A jumble of harmful ad-like phrases warns readers against ointments containing mercury and dubious remedies. The text references falling for fake medicines, misleading labels, and unsafe health claims. It also includes unrelated humor about legal notices and a joke exchange involving divorce.
GIFT NOT ALL A GIFT AND FUNNY VIGNETTES
A missionary bishop recounts Crawford’s school days in Concord with a clergyman tale of a silver dollar coin and a candescent mishap. Other items include a fast Fortune anecdote about a trust magnate fleeing in a car and a quip about shoes one size smaller. Also jokes on thoughts and church counts abroad.
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Marion Crawford
Crawford
Concord
Born Not Worm Little Margaret Photo Moment
The grandmother wrote for a photograph of the infant called the baby and sought to have the Ute girl in the scene. A cousin’s new open-work dress was borrowed for the occasion as Margaret prepared, exclaiming that the holes in her dress were born holes rather than worn.
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Margaret
Harper's
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