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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
3
A guide outlines step by step home production of cheese in Amery. It describes heating milk to about 86 degrees with 3 ounces of rennet per 1000 pounds of milk, coagulating for 30 to 40 minutes, cutting curd to finger size, heating to near 100 degrees, and pressing the curd in molds with at least 100 pounds of pressure. It notes roughly 20 pounds of salt per 1000 pounds of milk and lists needed utensils.
Prof Ert of the Kansas Station outlines four key factors in separating cream. Speed of the bowl temperature and even feed affect fat content and thickness. Water used to flush the bowl also influences cream quality. careful, judicious operation is essential.
A reader describes a yearly Japanese doll event where girls play with dolls, host a floor meal of sweets, and treat participation as proper form. Treasures are stored after the day, and homes may hold 100 or more dolls, reflecting a growing family tradition.
The Travel ers' Gazette notes new Louvre acquisitions including a life-size chalk bust of a hermit king Akhoumalon or Amenophis II and four blue porcelain sepulchral urns from the tomb of Rameses II. Urns yield funeral linen and organic matter under chemical analysis.
A scientist reports a newly found spider species in Southern India that builds spongy nests with outer webs. Each nest houses forty to one hundred individuals dominated by females. Groups of five or six nests cluster together and share prey, with some spiders displaying maternal care and self sacrificing behavior.
A simple chemical treatment of ordinary gelatin makes it soluble and noninflammatory. The substance can be colored, spotted, or streaked to imitate tortoise shell, coral, mother of pearl, and other natural products without danger.
The First Secretary of the Chinese Nation in St. Petersburg remarked that China holds tighter power over its people than Russia and that the Chinese people are less educated and more oppressed.
An extensive domestic industry in Russia produces wooden spoons with annual output reaching around 20,000,000 units. The vast majority are crafted from birch wood and form a key segment of the nation's manufacturing sector.
Local grain dealers quoted today prices for cereals. The report lists buying quotes from area mills and suppliers for various cereal types and quality grades.
Local notices show prices ranging from 50 to 10 dollars to 1 dollar in a surprising market shift. Vendors report fluctuating rates and seek buyer interest across multiple stalls and hours.
Local merchants posted country produce quotes including butter, potatoes, apples, beef, chickens, turkeys and eggs. Harry L Wood and Scott Fuller, who had traveled to Winchester to vote yesterday, returned to Washington this morning.
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