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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1927

Page

8

Farm Kitchen With All Conveniences

New Jersey farm kitchen mirrors city homes with a modern porcelain sink at a convenient height. A drain board, rolling wagon dish sorter, castered stool, and a shelf for utensils organize washing and drying. A drain basket speeds drying, linoleum floors simplify cleaning, and Gloucester county agents offered improvement ideas.

United States Department of Agriculture New Jersey Gloucester County Home Demonstration Gloucester County

Good Devil's Food Cake Recipe From USDA

A USDA home economy recipe outlines devil's food cake with butter sugar eggs flour milk chocolate vanilla and salt. Instructions include creaming butter and sugar, folding in dry ingredients with milk, melting chocolate, baking 35 minutes, and variations with sour milk or two layers.

Orange Drop Cakes for the School Lunch Box

Wholesome orange drop cakes suited for school lunches. Recipe from the bureau of home economics covers ingredients like flour sugar orange juice and butter with grated rind. Combine butter and rind then sugar eggs and juice, mix with dry goods, and drop on a greased sheet to bake quickly.

Bureau of Home Economics

Bureau of Home Economics aids dressmakers with fit guidance

The United States bureau of home economics provides information to home sewers on key fit principles, correcting common garment defects, and avoiding errors. Applications are to be sent to the bureau in Washington for access to this guidance.

United States Bureau of Home Economics Bureau

Barouni Olive Adapted for Pickling in California

The U S Department of Agriculture adapted Barouni olives for pickle use ripened fruit cured in salt. introduced as No 947 in 1926 Year Book of Agriculture. Barouni, native to north Africa, yields heavily with an eleven year old tree in California producing 328 pounds.

United States Department of Agriculture North Africa California Yearbook of Agriculture

Oatmeal Muffin Recipe Promises Pleasant Breakfast Break

The text describes making Oatmeal Muffins to brighten breakfast variety. It notes using rolled oats ground fine, combining dry ingredients with baking powder and salt, beating eggs with milk, then mixing and baking in greased tins for 20 to 25 minutes. The Bureau of Home Economics provides the recipe.

Bureau of Home Economics

Cranberries in Savory Dishes Highlight Fall Use

In season through fall and winter cranberries offer many uses beyond sauce and jelly. A bureau of home economics dessert uses cranberries with a sugar syrup and butter, baked in a pastry crust to a glazed fruit filling with a golden crust.

Bureau of Home Economics

Pure Breds Achieve 100 Percent in Craig County Cattle

Craig County Virginia reports full purification of its cattle sires with 41 pure bred bulls all registered. Herefords Shorthorns Aber deen Angus and Guernsey present among the stock totaling about 5000 head. County agent WO Martin and state and federal officials confirm the success and attribute it to extension work and strong farmer support.

United States Department of Agriculture Craig County Virginia WO. Martin J. Case State Extension Division Burch Bureau of Animal Industry United States Grs Union County Kentucky State Extension Service J. R. Hutcheson Martin

Returns From Farm Forestry Illustrates Profits

The U S Department of Agriculture reports two generations near Hollis N Mie show monies from woodlots. The father cut over 17 acres in 1894 earning $0 to $11 per thousand for logs and choppings. The son cut 60 000 feet valued at $9 per thousand, sold roadside lumber for $900, and declined a $2 000 offer to cut all trees over 8 inches diameter. Land value rose and the parcel earned about $5 per acre yearly for 83 years.

Forestry Service United States Department of Agriculture Hollis N. A Mie

Shed for Machinery Depreciation aims to justify building a shed

The prospective builder should discuss with his lumber dealer how little cash is needed to erect a shed for housing machinery. There is about 15 percent annual depreciation when machinery stands uncovered each winter, a loss that could pay for constructing a protective building.

Making Surfaces Smooth With Belt Method

An old canvas or rubber belt four to six inches wide and about twelve feet long is used to smooth concrete. After leveling the concrete in the forms the belt is drawn back and forth and worked forward slowly to produce a uniform smooth surface.

Various Uses for Skim Milk Powder

Small quantities of skim milk are turned into skim milk powder, with two percent of the dried product reaching the market. Ten pounds of milk yields about one pound of powder, a nutritious material: 38 percent protein, 50 percent lactose, and other solids. U.S. Department of Agriculture tests show no improved drying method, producing a bread enhancing powder that increases loaf size and weight, boosts nutritive value and flavor, and can raise bread yield per barrel of flour. A pamphlet summarizing the process and advantages is available from the USDA in Washington.

United States Department of Agriculture Yearbook of Agriculture Washington

Barnyard Pavements Boost Farm Value and Health

Farmers can boost barnyard value and cattle health with permanent concrete pavements. Instructions cover leveling, form building, grading for drainage, material mix with cement water ratios, and finishing with a wood float for slip resistant surfaces.

Agricultural Facts and Livestock Trade Practices

The note discusses feeding hens with dried milk powder in mash and notes New York State's share of Danish cabbage production. It highlights fodder substitutes for hay and pasture, the value of clover for summer use, and profits from weaning calves. It also mentions chicken laying patterns by season and the importance of evaluating cow profitability for sale decisions. About 5,000 livestock shipping groups exist, handling around $400 million in 1926.

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