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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
2
The fencing problem for beginners is not hard when done intelligently. A woven wire fence thirty to forty two inches high with four to nine horizontal wires and sixteen to twenty stays per rod suffices. If thirty inches high, add one barbed wire on top, preferably two, to deter horses and cattle as well as sheep.
A historic tip suggests enhancing cocoa by adding galt and vanilla extract. Boiling briefly deepens flavor and aids digestion. Diluting with tailk and rot water is said to enrich the beverage, though milk and water can be mixed. Condensed or evaporated milk makes cocoa richer. heat for a few minutes before serving.
A historical recipe outlines a berry roll method using a quart of berries. It instructs mixing butter with sugar, then adding baking powder and milk to form a dough. The dough is rolled, pressed with a berry layer, and baked. A sugar topping and bard sauce are suggested.
A recipe instructs mixing two tablespoons of lemon juice with sugar, gradually whisking in half a cup of milk and half a cup of cream. The mixture is then frozen to form a milk sherbet.
George C Numphrets of the Wisconsin Experiment Station outlines dairy herd management. The notes emphasize gentle handling, regular milking times, clean well lit ventilated stables, weighing each cow’s milk at milking, and neighborly sharing.
Advice on identifying dairy cows, discarding nonperformers, breeding to purebred registered dairy bulls, and raising helfer calves. Emphasizes large and profitable butterfat production, rest between lactations, and joining a dairy cattle breeders association for updated management methods.
The brown tail moth hairs shed from molting caterpillars can irritate and inflame skin when they contact people working in laboratories in Massachusetts. Doctor Riley notes the moth was introduced from Europe around 1899 and has spread rapidly through New England and New York with likely further expansion, posing danger to people and vegetation alike.
A historical note explains securing a cow to prevent suckling. Use a strong halter and body strap with rings on the girth strap for control. Attach two additional straps to allow head movement while preventing access. Keep the girth strap not too tight and add slight weight beneath to prevent slippage.
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