Wosrax's World correspondence in Wisconsin era
A fragmented 19th century column blends editorials and poems by Yelma Caddwell Meltille and others, urging women's roles, politics, and domestic life. It discusses women’s suffrage, advice to young wives, and social norms, punctuated by fashion notes and farm tips from Good Housekeeping style pieces.
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Wosrax’s World
Wisconsin
Woman's World
Milwaukee
Yelma Caddwell Meltille
Rcom
Clara Auld
Langtry
Darwin
Doughtless Johns
Miss Auld
Kennipes
Dean Wayland
Law School
How to Break a Colt and Duck Profit Report
An Ohio farmer describes early training of a Norman colt from nine days old to three years, detailing harness acclimation, steady work, and reliability. The second item reviews James Rankin of South Easton Mass. duck farming at the state fair, noting profits from 1,575 dollars on under an acre, 35 adult ducks, and incubator-raised ducklings with strong market prices and rapid growth.
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Elnathan
God's Acre
Ywonisn
Philadelphia
Ohio
James Rankin
South Easton
Mass
Aylesbury
Boston
Recipes and tips for plain cookery and puddings
A colonial era collection invites readers to submit practical house recipes. It lists Gripple Cakes using rice and flour, Flummery with gelatine and cream, Grater Soup from giblets and vegetables, a Pumpkin Pree style pumpkin pie base, Oyster Fricassee with thickening and parsley, plus cooking maxims and a nod to the Science of Life for self knowledge.
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