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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
7
Poultry experts state egg yield per hen is the best barometer of profitability in poultry enterprises. Factors include flock size, pullet to yearling ratio, mortality, egg price, and operator experience. High egg production remains essential. large profits require careful management and market conditions.
The article explains Sunshine cake a sponge type made with many eggs and no fat. It details beating yolks and whites separately, folding in sugar and flour, and using cream of tartar. Flavor options include vanilla lemon or orange, with a long greased tube pan and careful oven temperature.
A fragment urges careful, thoughtful poultry farming. It argues that mechanical care and attention to detail cut costs and improve returns, contrasting careless methods with diligent feeding, housing, and hygiene to boost profits and prospects for farmers.
The article warns that disease spreads via shoes and gear at farms, urging strict quarantine and hygiene. It stresses forbidden entrances, rubber-soled footwear, cleanups, and avoiding litter near pens to prevent outbreaks of cholera in poultry.
Minerals influence egg production as a major factor. Heavy laying fowl need three to four pounds of oyster shell per year or its equivalent. Despite saving protein and other foods, hens reduce output to match available minerals for shells. A balanced ration supplies minerals so organs function efficiently.
Observes that chicks require shade to cope with hot weather and should have easy access to charcoal and air for digestion. Ensures ample fresh water near growing chicks on range with sand or gravel to prevent dehydration and heat stress.
A 20th century recipe outlines a custard pie with a prebaked ple crust and a simple filling. It instructs heating milk and sugar, adding eggs salt and vanilla, then baking until the center sets.
Instructions describe cooking spring onions with 4 to 8 inches of stalk, about 15 to 20 minutes. Lift carefully and pour white sauce over them. They may be served on toast.
Thrift means smart planning and careful buying of food for each person. Learn how to measure weekly needs for staples, plan meals, reduce waste, and balance perishable quantities with buying in bulk or by weight to save time and money.
A recipe outlines making beef croquettes from cooked lean meat. Ingredients include beef, bread crumbs, onion, cream or milk, and egg for dipping. Shape into balls and fry in hot fat until golden. drain and keep warm, serve with parsley or tomato sauce.
The article notes insurance estimates that longer life has boosted earning power since 1901. It cites a baby boy’s potential value rising from 7558 dollars in 1901 to 2898 dollars by 1924, attributing the gain to increased life expectancy and extended earning capacity.
An American company completed the world's largest oval rug for a popular New York theater. The dense 1 inch thick piece measures 41 by 58 feet with one lengthwise seam and weighs over two tons after shearing. It features a central R letter motif, shields with instruments, light spectrum and film reel symbols, surrounded by animal forms and a crimson gold main field with a blue taupe border.
The Philadelphia Record notes barber chairs reflect changing times as male customers grow used to appointments. The barber observes men resent others with priority when waiting, finding humor in the shift from first come, first served to appointment-based service.
A light remark notes babies are charming even if some caution against kissing them. The tone playfully contrasts advice with affection for infants.
The famous war correspondent Davis tries to flatter Prime Minister Chamberlain who retorts that without journalists the world would not know it is rotten. The anecdote illustrates Davis’s ego and Chamberlain’s sharp wit. A stray line notes women studying grace while neglecting the heart.
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