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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
5
The New Jersey Agricultural College poultry department advises that early hatched chicks fed a rapid growth ration can yield more eggs in summer and fall. After eight to ten weeks, switch to a layer-style ration with higher mineral content to promote full development and an earlier winter molt.
Agricultural notes emphasize balanced grain rations of corn oats and wheat for breeding stock to boost egg production and vigor. Supplements include oats and corn in equal parts, alfalfa and vegetables, and oyster shells during laying to strengthen eggs. Keep feed off soil and use separate feeding to prevent disease transmission.
Steiner Poultry Notes stresses worms control with proper water, warmth, ventilation, and sun exposure. It warns against bacillary diarrhea, urges well cooked eggs for chicks, and recommends infertile eggs when needed. It highlights safe water foun tains, straw overheads, alfalfa hay for hens, and animal protein improving hen nutrition.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes major alterations in Mrs Roop's Montgomery county Virginia house. A boxed-in stairway was removed and a partition between the living room and hall eliminated. The fireplace walls floors and woodwork were refinished. The home demonstration agent encouraged further changes including a sunroom nursery bath and upgraded kitchen and parlor.
Prepared notes from the U S Department describe the onion as an anciently valued food. Egyptians cultivated onions early, and today the crop is widely grown in the United States with yields from 290 to 600 bushels per acre on fertile soils.
Lettuce is a valuable food used as a main dish or garnish, with fresh green leaves enhancing meals. It is healthful, rich in vitamins, and easy to prepare as a cold or hot weather salad. Head lettuce suits salads while leaf lettuce can be chopped or shredded.
The article reviews serving hot puddings with lighter meals and offers a fig pudding recipe with an omelet style makeover using minced lamb or turkey on toast, salad, and lemon sauce. It also notes wrought iron items in home decor and care tips including soft warm water washing and thorough drying.
A cake stock formula is described using four and three quarter pounds water and one and three quarter pounds sugar warmed to 180 degrees F. Then add one ounce cornstarch and half a pound dry skim milk. For each pound of sugar, one pound of stock is added and one pound of water is omitted.
The recipe instructs to prepare as many banana portions as there are diners. Each banana is peeled rolled in sugar and cinnamon, wrapped in thin pie crust, and baked ten minutes in a hot oven. Serve with whipped cream or lemon sauce.
Wash and prepare oranges by removing tops and scooping out insides. Carve eyes mouth and nose in the rind. Fill with mixed fruit salad dressed lightly and serve in crisp lettuce cups.
A brief note suggests the economy will be poor for making durable clothing as garments are expected to wear out quickly. It implies shoppers may face frequent replacements due to low-lasting materials and higher costs over time.
A terse private exchange hints at pressure to complete a sale of a hair restorer bottle. The buyer urges decisive action while the seller repeats a firm offer. The dialogue cryptically implies consequences tied to the decision.
A Los Angeles mother praises California Fig Syrup for her son Leroy Young detailing relief from constipation and biliousness after using the product. She notes physicians recommend it and its vegetable formula aids stomach and bowel regulation for proper nourishment.
George MacDonald quotes on living with freedom from care, showing fearlessness and courtesy toward others, highlighting tenderness and graciousness as guiding ideals.
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