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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1915
Page
6
War reports from Italy to Serbia describe bold moves and setbacks as Allied and Central forces clash. Greek terms, naval notices, and political shifts unfold while U S figures, court actions, and social events color a wide front page tale.
A 19th century argument lists mule benefits for farms and city construction, noting lower feed costs, equal or better work output, longer working life, hardiness in heat and abuse, gentleness, and better resale value. It cites experiments showing mules cost about 4 cents less per day to feed and can work day after day with quicker recovery than horses.
The article argues that neglect is the main cause of disease and accidents among stock. It urges owners to supervise care, rub down and wash animals, provide proper bedding and feeding, and maintain regular routines. It highlights weighing and recording milk yields, and stresses fresh air and exercise for breeding animals.
Guidance on feeding swine to maximize meat and lard quality. Emphasizes using corn as main grain in the last fattening month, combining with wheat screenings, potatoes, bran, and middlings. Stresses dry shelter, clean yards, pure water, ashes, and cob charcoal. avoid sour slops. rely on field scraps and orchard produce to cut costs.
The article notes breeders often place brood sows far from sleeping quarters to force activity, citing improved exercise and health. It emphasizes watching sows with young litters for adequate milk, advising feeding piglets cow milk then skim milk with small quantities of aborts.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century periodical offers tips on decluttering, simple furnishings, and practical sewing and cooking. It urges airing clothing and furs, avoiding moths, and choosing plain woodwork, with recipes for onions in butter, cinnamon toast, orange biscuits, halibut in milk, sour cream doughnuts, and bisque cream. It closes with a Carlyle quote about perseverance.
A dated cooking guide outlines veal preparation baked in a casserole with browning juices, optional tomato puree and pineapple cream. It includes a melon salad style pear and grape arrangement, and stuffed tomatoes with cabbage onion filling and mayonnaise. The piece closes with a quoted line about environment and activity attributed to Prof. Simon Patton.
Practical kitchen notes on simmering for tenderness and flavor. Details on venison prep, marinating with olive oil vinegar onions carrots celery parsley bay thyme and salt pork. Roasting method includes basting, tying and serving with grape jelly. Also a tomato soup recipe with green pepper stock celery and thickening with flour and butter.
A report notes that a wave augmentation wood of small diameter cannot be distilled in gas making due to rapid burning at 275C. It now shows that even sawdust can be distilled by slow heating to 100C, pausing external nesting until a maximum is reached, then reheating to complete the distillation.
A fragment describes a dinner at Mrs Brown where after corn was passed, twelve pairs of elbows crowded onto the table. The overheard remark suggests guests were urged to feel at home, leading to an unusual behavior during the meal.
A string of quirky quotes references Felice in a beauty parlor, a beauty doctor, and pills touted by Ady and Dr Joey Toculate. The text also parodies legal wit and a real estate gag about climate and deaths, ending with a doctor’s death by starvation.
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