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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1918
Page
7
Instructions cover when to disturb a sitting hen, transferring to a new nest, and using insect powder during incubation. It details brood coop construction, ventilation, and nest design, plus packing and shipping hatching eggs and dry mash rations for feed.
A long extract from a historical cooking page presents recipes for sauces such as hollandaise and Worcestershire, plus fish croquettes, cod Creole style, boiled tongue, and multiple rice preparations. It includes step by step methods, ingredient ratios, and cooking tips, interlaced with poetry lines and musings on economics and nourishment.
Storax, a resinous gum used in medicine, is now produced in this country from the sweet gum tree of the South, noted as a source of wealth in Europe. The report highlights the plant's growing value and potential trade interest.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey and Treasury head William McAdoo urge youth to aid WWI effort with thrift and sacrifice. Greenwich School runs war council, logging daily war work by pupils. Connecticut girls vow to avoid sugar. government pamphlets prep lessons on social organization and production. President Wilson calls for rapid learning of war lessons to defend institutions.
Poem exhorting American and Canadian soldiers in France to uphold honor, defend freedom, and endure the hardship of war. It reflects on heroism, duty, and the emotional bond with families and communities, urging resilience, courage, and a return home with character intact.
Trade notes indicate a Chilean bank seeks agencies for American merchandise in its county. A quirky local exchange follows about nursing and marriage norms, with a humorous dialogue involving Mrs Crimsonbeak and Gill reflecting social banter in the paper.
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