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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
6
An illustrated design presents a cozy farm or village cottage with attractive exterior and practical interior. It details plumbing, waterworks, and a cost effective pump, plus a large kitchen and dining space, a back extension, and a veranda. Emphasis is on combining ornament with utility and improving farm value.
Roumanian men favor bright attire with each village boasting its own color set. A popular saying, The stomach has no mirror, implies thrift over shame. The pendant costume marks the wearer’s locality, revealing origin by hue and style.
U S Department of Agriculture warns of the chal lice fly damaging alfalfa seeds from the Gulf coast to the northern United States. The bulletin outlines control methods including harvesting infested crops, cleaning fence lines, ditch banks, winter cultivation, and destroying screenings to prevent hibernating larvae. Farmers are advised to plant well cleaned seed and avoid uncleaned product.
The article discusses remedies for a kicker horse behavior. It notes swinging a bale of draw behind the horse as a common device to tire him without harming him. It also comments that the date will swing to and fro and irritate to the point of persuasion that more profitable vices exist than kicking.
The 1914-15 wheat crop in Argentina, though the largest ever grown there, equals only 83 percent of the 1914 Kansas and Nebraska harvest. Official estimates put Argentina at about 203 million bushels versus over 246 million for Kansas and Nebraska.
The input indicates that the ipputator has established itself as a lasting and profitable venture without doubt. It is presented as a sure success that will endure and continue to generate revenue.
The buttermaker should realize it is as easy to make good butter as poor butter. Keep the milk utensils clean and use good salt. Test by dissolving in hot water to detect bed flavor. Sediment in the vessel and bad odor often come from poor salt.
Read text discusses sorting apples to remove rotten and speckled fruit from bins or storage cells to reduce disease spores. It notes spores come from a fungus causing rot and implies cleaning slows decay by removing affected fruit.
A note on strawberries as a profitable money crop highlighting their success and the ideal timing for planting, though the text is partly garbled with a misspelled phrase suggesting the usual planting time.
The text offers practical kitchen guidance from trimming meat to browning, simmering, and thickening stews and pies. It details beef stew steps with bone, vegetables, and dumplings, a Canadian Meat Pie recipe with kidneys and suet, and directions for ox tails cooked with vegetables in a casserole.
A compact quotation recounts a view of man's dominion over land and sea, yet acknowledges a greater force that shapes the cradle and the world. The familiar line positions man as a ruler who is ultimately checked by a higher order.
This excerpt outlines stock and non stock soups noting their roles in meals. It provides procedure for consomme Huntington using beef skin bones fowl and vegetables and outlines Veal and Sago Soup with sago milk eggs and seasoning.
Bellevue Ohio resident Mrs Chapman shares a testimonial of severe back pain nervous trouble and periodic ailments easing after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She praises rapid recovery and urges other women to seek advice confidentially from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass
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