Mirror Hall Furnishings for Modern Residence
A guide to arranging a compact hall with a mirror or tapestry, a small table, chairs, and a clock. Emphasizes space efficiency, hygienic storage, and an at-door writing station with a clock and a drawer for ink, pad, and receipts.
Dainty Home Made Blouse Shows Frugal Dress Craft
A Baltimore American reader notes how a dainty blouse can be made at modest cost. Patterns cost 3.50 to 5.50 with extra fabric and lace. total materials and sewing time yield a stylish blouse for about 6.78, finished with detailed trimming and smoked pearl buttons.
Made dress from old coat by a mother
A mother describes converting a suit coat into a dress for her girl. She details ripping washing pressing the fabric, sewing a fitted lining from an old flannel nightgown, and cutting the coat into multiple panels to cover the lining at the armholes.
Unprofitable Acres Fatal to Success
The article argues that low yielding, poorly drained soils reduce profits and shows a Wisconsin farm where drainage would raise value. It urges itemized farm analysis before buying and recommends improvements to convert unprofitable acres into paying land, or ceasing cultivation of hopeless areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
J. C. McDowell
Office of Farm Management
Wisconsin
Corn Belt
New Wire Fastening Method for Concrete Posts
A new device tests fastening wires to concrete posts. It uses an angled slot and a vertical slit to trap the wire when tightened, preventing escape. The mechanism appears sensible and offers a potential solution to the longstanding problem of securing wire to concrete posts.
Scours and indigestion in calves due to feeding practices
Calf raisers face scours and indigestion from overfeeding sour or cold milk and from using dirty pails or troughs. The issue is tied to improper feeding methods and poor equipment hygiene.
Cause of Lodged Grain From Hessian Fly
The Hessian fly is identified as the cause of much lodged grain as the insect maggot weakens the stalk base until it easily breaks.
Fanning Mill Operations Improve Grain Grading Output
The text notes using the fanning mill to grade seed oats wheat barley and flax. It emphasizes the device’s value, citing muscle at the mill able to earn about $10 per hour with larger crops and bigger kernels.
Custards of various kinds and caramel custard
Custards of various kinds are popular desserts and can be shared with children. An egg to milk ratio makes two small custards. more eggs help moldable textures. Cup custards look festive with jelly fruit or whipped cream. Bake in hot water and avoid overbaking. Nutmeg orange rind maple sugar and caramel flavors suggested. Caramel custard recipe included with instructions and sauce.
Condiments in Food and Digestive Effects
Condiments and spices add flavor rather than nourishment and can stimulate nerves or secretions. Excessive use disrupts digestion and is worse in warm climates. restraint advised for those unacquainted with heat. Different cultures favor varied condiments, with pepper, mustard, ginger, and vinegar among the most common.
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Plutarch
Western Canada dairy and hog markets poised for rapid growth
The article notes thriving cheese production in Western Canada driven by war demand and high prices. It highlights Alberta and the Rockies region as ideal for cheese with long-term potential, plus a strong hog market aided by cheap land and low maintenance costs. A Calgary report from P Burns shows rising hog prices 1910 1915 and a Monarch Alberta farmer selling hogs at record price, illustrating lucrative farming diversification.
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Canada
Western
Alberta
Denmark
Rockies
P. Burns Company
Monarch
Calgary
Summer Wraps at Home as Robin Signals Change
In a brief exchange Patience notes spotting a robin and Patrice confirms the seasonal shift. The pair discuss hurrying home to retrieve a boa from camphor, signaling anticipation that summer has arrived.
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Patrice
La Creole Hair Dressing Ad Promises Natural Darkening
An advertisement promotes La Creole Hair Dressing as the original without dye, offering a natural darkening effect for $1.00. The note mentions over 12 000 students taking agriculture courses across United States colleges.
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The
Col ‘Anges
United States
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