Sheep Increase Urged by Army to Aid War Production
The Department of Agriculture calls for expanded sheep and wool production across the Eastern and Southern states to offset wartime shortages. It urges restocking, improved breeding, pasture use, parasite control, and timely marketing of lambs to bolster supplies, with emphasis on dairy barn sanitation and tool organization for farm efficiency.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Jones
Wool Needs Reported for Army and Navy Woven Garments
A historical note states the army and navy require 300,000,800 pounds of wool for the year ending September 1913. It also records that total U.S. production last year was about 1,000,000 units, with wool checks for soldiers and cloth procurement emphasized.
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Army
Navy
United States
Good Things For The Table From The Kitchen Cabine 29
The spring focus on green foods and varied combinations. Recipes include stuffed onions with seasoned chicken or sausage, oatmeal bread leaves, and cod with drawn butter sauce. Guidance on using vegetable water in gravies and soups, plus a Beaumont and Fletcher quote about poison and meat.
Homestyle Meat and Fish Dishes From Frugal Kitchens
A collection of old fashioned recipes outlines small chicken preparations for croquettes and sautés, a chicken souffle mince with eggs, cornmeal apple pudding with apples and sugar, tomatoes with chipped beef, an asparagus loaf with crackers and cream, codfish rolls with mashed rolls, and fish croquettes with cream sauce, plus a tip on Lefivered cheese usage.
Early Spring Salads and Greens Harvest Tips
The article extols fresh greens for early spring, listing pepper grass, mint, watercress, dandelion, marsh marigold, and sorrel as wholesome options. It includes prep ideas, from serving hot vinegar sauces with mint to creating parsnip and carrot dishes, and notes medicinal value for a child's diet. It also shares brief quirky humor and a few recipe fragments such as carrot loaf and chicken jelly.
Bent seal prevents leaks in thermal assembly
A brittle heat causing expansion tightens components and prevents leakage in the assembly. The description notes a bent element affecting seal integrity and resulting in a leak reduction through compression. Further details on location or system are not provided in readable text.
Playwright and actor debate posthumous praise
In a conversation a struggling playwright laments that his work will be praised after death. The actor offers consolation noting the sacrifice may be worth a little praise. This exchange reflects on fame and artistic validation.
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Everybody’s Magazine
New Zealand Talks of Men Outnumbering Women
Fragmentary OCR notes mention gender imbalance with men outnumbering women by thousands in New Zealand. The text references characters Ellen and See, plus a Panther cue, and several stray phrases about wash day and advertisers.
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New Zealand
War bread dispute spotted at the table duo
A conversation recalls a couple arguing over war bread while patrons observe a lively table. The note contrasts a Gulf stream with rivers, and mentions New Hampshire creating a railroad commission as a historic fact.
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