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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
3
Readable sections discuss soil care and pepper growing, urging proper spreading of compost and mulch, water management, and weed control. The piece weaves in broader farming advice about forest preservation, household tips, and community agricultural events, highlighting the era's rural concerns and practical home science.
The Poultrymen conference program outlines sessions on breeding and poultry keeping with details on registration, dates, and venues. Attendees from multiple districts will learn poultry management, but many specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary notes describe cattle care and farm practices. Mentions feeding 10 to 36 pounds of whole grain, watering troughs, and sanitary stall setup. References vaccine use and disease prevention in young cattle with regional context.
The note explains a cold pack method to can fruit without sugar, claiming preserved flavor and affordability. It details steps including boiling water dip, packing in syrupless methods, and timing ranges for soft and firm fruits, inviting readers to request more information from the Home Economics Department of New Bennewick Agricultural College.
United States Department of Agriculture warns deadly risk from feeding diseased carcasses to hogs. Officials report tuberculosis transmission from tainted offal and urge owners to slaughter or burn or bury affected animals, preventing any feeding.
Home economists in the United States Department of Agriculture urge housewives to use sugar substitutes and conserve sugar during shortages. The article shares recipes and tips to stretch limited sugar supplies, including chocolate cake and other baked goods made with corn syrup molasses honey and alternative sweeteners.
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