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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
5
A New Idea Woman's Magazine note advises using flaked breakfast foods as a bread crumb substitute in omelets to improve flavor. For pancakes, use them again and consider fine-grained cereals or Indian meal with slightly more baking powder for better results.
Dean Russell of the College of Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin writes for The Youth's Companion about evolving farm life. He contrasts modern farming methods with older practices and argues that rewards come to those who stay on the farm, noting the shift from cultivating to mining the land.
Administration notice for the estate of A. A. NeSmithh late of Warren Borough Pennsylvania executors Laura A Nesmith Leona J Woodard require creditors to pay and claimants to present. List of causes for trial Monday Jan 24 1909 in Warren County Court includes Foster vs Pennsylvania Railroad Hamm vs Corry Columbus Street Railway Brink vs Young Beardsley vs Spinner McDowell vs Siler Prothonotary Putnam.
The article notes vast growth in Southern industry due to water power and electric transmission. It highlights South Carolina’s leap in textile capacity, ranking high in spindles alongside North Carolina and Georgia, with substantial gains in cotton goods output since 1880.
Henry A. Pressey notes in the American Review of Reviews that cotton mill capital in the South rose from 21.9 million in 1880 to 360 million in 1890 and 225 million in 1905 while manufacturing capital grew from 257 million to 1.5 billion. Water powers across major rivers enable electric energy delivery to cities like Charlotte Augusta Atlanta Richmond Raleigh Greenville, with over 500000 horsepower developed. Energy flows via hundreds of miles of copper and aluminum wires to support mills away from riverbanks, boosting health and output.
The New Idea Woman's Magazine notes the long cape as essential wardrobe staple for up-to-date women. It describes circular shaping with back seam, shoulder darts, 52 or 40 inch lengths, and collar or hood finishes for evening or storm wear.
A long Ohio experiment station pamphlet by F H Ballou offers practical methods to protect young trees from vermin. It details wrapping trunks with cornstalks or hay, using wire netting, and building high guards to fend off rabbits and mice, especially in winter.
Secretary Meyer proposes a four-branch Navy administration with four Rear-Admiral advisers overseeing material personnel fleet operation and inspection. A quadralateral board would clear major actions, replacing old clashes. Reform may displease some bureaucrats and a few Senators but should gain broad public support.
The January issue advises buying a narrow ribbon in the same color to make a rosette from the hair ribbon and tie it with the narrow cord to extend wear. This method keeps the ribbon looking fresh longer.
Instructions for making flour paste with skimmed or sour milk for wallpaper, ensure no cream in the milk, scald the paste well and avoid thick consistency. Paste will adhere to white washed walls.
The article notes that England has abolished the checkrein, arguing that freeing the horse’s head reduces falls. It cites Sir George Burgeyne, former commander in chief, as testifying to the beneficial results of the reform, including the artillery and commissariat trains.
A sworn statement fragment from Warren County Pennsylvania. Ensworth, cashier of the above named bank, attests the figures and details are true to the best of knowledge and belief. The text includes monetary figures and a sworn affirmation.
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