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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1915
Page
7
On a stock farm a Cornell graduate bred twenty six brood mares to a sixteen hand jack. Mares were healthy, active, well harnessed, and handled by experienced drivers. The piece promotes careful selection of quiet, well tempered mares and steady, moderate work to produce profitable foals, with specific rest and workload guidance.
Whey offers substantial nutritional value despite lower protein than skim milk. Its higher carbohydrate share and favorable nutritive ratio support feeding with protein-rich oils and gluten while emphasizing green feed. For winter rations, sprouted oats provide a practical greens component when cabbage and beets are scarce.
Alfalfa pasture at an Iowa station yielded the cheapest gains for hogs, with 1911 trials showing $2.88 per 100 pounds when fed with corn at 50 cents a bushel and a small amount of meat meal. It provides six months grazing, thrives in drought, and requires careful grazing to avoid over pasturing and crown damage. Direct road to eggs notes warm food and cold mornings, but the passage about eggs is unclear and seems out of place.
The text offers historic kitchen guidance with step by step recipes for asparagus with white sauce on toast, mint peas in a delicate sauce, cheese sauce layered rice, moistened sponge cake with a brown sugar cream, prune ice cream with lemon and cream, and a note on steaming cake. It closes with a poetic moral about life’s trials and hope.
Savory lent season dishes include baked mackerel with cream sauce, calves brains and eggs as a dainty dish, walnut souffle with walnuts and cream, veal steak cooked slowly in tomato gravy, and daily cheeses. Also featured are creamed Finnan Hadie with rice, deviled oysters, and hot potato salad with celery parsley vinegar olive oil and lemon.
The article explains drying damp cellars with anhydrous calcium chloride where one pound suffices for a large cellar and can be placed in tin cans to absorb moisture. Collected water is evaporated on a strong fire for reuse. Un stacked lime is recommended to exterminate mold by blowing it as fine powder into damp crevices and walls.
A curious collection of home cooking notes offers potato based dishes and desserts. recipes include Baked Eggs in Potatoes, Apple Dumplings, dairy enriched Denver Cream and simple pastries. The piece also features a light dialogue about idle gossip and public figures receiving pay without visible work.
The article Sketches Easter pilgrimages in Jerusalem with the Holy Sepulchre procession and Jordan river baptisms, describing the devout spectacle, sacred fire, and cross paths. It notes varied Easter expressions worldwide from Rome to New York. It then extols Bermuda fields in bloom as a premier natural sight, with sailing and boating as key leisure pursuits.
A reflective meditation on Ash Wednesday marking the season of rebirth. It links penitence with nature’s cycle of death and renewal, arguing true gifts come only through giving up both in small deeds and grand life choices, and notes many fear pursuing such sacrifice.
A fragmentary sermon explores Easter dawn as a cosmic birth and the resurrection as a transformation of self. It contemplates knowledge and faith guiding humanity, the eternal paradox of sacrifice rewarded, and the transmission of influence across generations through a life well lived.
The piece presents Easter as a festival of nature linked to Christ like love and service, urging rebirth of the soul and the triumph of spirit over flesh. It argues Easter signals rebirth into a higher spiritual existence, with hope that future insight may reveal life beyond death though currently unknown.
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