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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1918
Page
7
The article explains cottage cheese as a protein rich, inexpensive dairy product produced from skim milk and buttermilk. It argues cottage cheese provides more protein per pound than many meats and offers energy benefits, with historical pricing and production notes for creamery operators highlighting its profitability and market potential.
The U S Department of Agriculture says kitchen scraps can be converted into poultry feed with proper prep. Fowls eat edible leavings and ground fresh bones as a delicacy. vegetable parings fed in swallowable form boost their diet, while banana and citrus peels should be avoided to keep the feeding area clean.
The text describes mixing ground feeds with scraps using an iron or wooden stirring implement. The proportions depend on water quantity and the scraps present, with any dominant material guiding the blend. It reads as a practical kitchen or agricultural note about preparing a balanced feed mixture.
The New York Herald notes a scale showing a modern soldier costs about 1200 dollars for training and equipment, while a diminutive cost efficient alternative costs a few cents daily. The small exhibit, featured by Major Grits, is praised for efficiency and has earned top honors in its class on the western front.
A fragmentary lyrical meditation on night its passage through marble halls and ancient walls. The cadence invokes a calm presence and a fountain of peace emerging from midnight depths. The speaker seeks respite from care and the release of sorrow through the truest, most beloved night.
U S Department of Agriculture warns millions in farm wealth lost yearly to fires. Prevention costs are small compared with losses. farmers should inspect buildings, install simple equipment, and view protection as personal benefit. Insurance premiums reflect fire losses, so reducing fires lowers costs for policyholders.
New notes in science describe an automobile clock kept wound by electrical power. A separate item notes Japan cutting away its for esteem at a rate of one million acres, reflecting a shift in its land use.
The labor department reports 113,005 men employed with an overall rise of 438,000 women since 1916. The era marks a major shift, with the largest gains seen in industry and related sectors.
Practical recipes and serving ideas for salads, pastries, and desserts. Includes cucumber tomato arrangements, barley flour pastries, molasses cookies, camp pudding, oat crust desserts, and Spring Soup. Notes on balanced meals and quick dishes for emergencies.
Fragmentary note suggests Steele contends transfers should aid others, not be diverted for personal use. Context unclear but implication centers on property or resource handling and potential misallocation concerns. Further readable details are unavailable in the surviving text.
A look at the milk supply chain explains why milk must be cooled and hauled over rough roads to railheads, then trucked to city plants for pasteurization before delivery. It covers small towns where farmers may deliver directly, and notes on dairy farm investments and land costs.
Advice from an agricultural note urges exercise to prevent thumps in piglets aged four to ten days. It describes signs like a neck roll and advocates outdoor or alleyway exercise, using barrel enclosures or barrel pens to tire them, and emphasizes that good exercise reduces feed needs for butter production.
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