Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-05-04
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I Frozen meat qnStbeproperly sailed
Corn-fed bcetWt be scarce for the
next ten month.
Grasses and doyr Go best on rather
firm soil liavinaa he surface.
As a rife 1t 18TH late varieties of DO.
tatoesf that sufl,' lost from the Colo
RADIO beetle.
Farms in NeyHgland are increasing
in.value. 1t is hddairy business that
isyloiig it.
"A careful olrlier says the striped
shake eats larg iEnbcrs of earth or
angle worms
Massachuseti fTmers pay over $780,
cooper year fo Hris green to kill the
potatoe bugs oItlrir 10000 farms.
Place few User shells in the CRATE
while the lire iIblrning. and the clink-
ers will becoml lsbsencd and may be
removed.
The reapinghrhine came into pra..-
.McIE use aboutht year 1858, and the
self-binder mac is first good record in
r 1876.
10 remove Isl from Il stovc-pipe.
rub with linsee pill, Il little of which
goes Il long way Build II slow fire at
first until it is 'w,
The large colbM towels are the best
layers, but comlgfrom the warm coun-
tries bordering Id Mediterranean they
are not the hardest.
A remedy for iusting teakettlc is to
brown coffee int. A thorough wash
ing with soap an waterwill remove all
Odor and smokI and leave the kettle
smooth.
The materialbr dainty toilet set
are pale blue d pink silesia, dotted
muslin or checi cloth, and antique
lace with few ytds of narrow ribbon
for bows ut the cfncrs.
10 drive away td ants put one pint
OF tar in two quws of hot water. Put
in earthen vessel i'm closets, or sprinkle
sand. or strew oyster shells, or red
cedar shavings. These will MI be found
effective in reroving these li.slc nui-
sances.
An old-fashined washstand can be
made quite gencel by means of burlap.
In a piece of he right size make an
opening for THO bowl. fringe the front
edge and ornament with bright colored
worsted. For he lower part tidy of
the burlap fringd with a simple pattern
wrought for a brder.
White fur tha has become soiled can
thus be renovated: Take II large tin
pan; put a pint + whea, -four in it; put
the cloak in it; r,b it thoroughly with
the hands until HE -four looks dark;
then if the fur isnot white enough, rub
it again in more clean flour; then rub
it again with pllveriaed chalk. This
gives it a pearlywhite look. Ii is also
good to clean km nubias.
A bag for a ,clohes-closet, made in the
following manne, will so commend it
self that it will nGerbe discarded: Take
5wo yards of prih or cretonne for the
bag, and divide iiby third yard, which
S gathered and attached to Il piece OF
wood and fastnlfd to the sides and
across the top of the bag. The open
ngs are made lengthwise on each side.
t is suspended by a ring.
Cheese-making on the factory system
S about to be undertaken on large
Gale in Canada by Mr.. George Morton,
Who is stated to lave apportioned out
"a farms into holdings of 1876 acres
ach, each of which he will stock with
hirty cows. A narrow gauge railway
1ill run through the entire estate. A
tation will be built on each farm. By
hese means the whole of the milk can
e carried to one central factory twice u
ay. This is the largest undertaking
the kind which has ever been pro-
,cted.
1t is true that figures sand out with
ruundsisas.fi sssif dressed.
ldy is :. More beautiful object in q room
18th rather dark walls than with very
ght ones. provided the room is wei
GIFTED. But this does not prove that
Il rooms with northern exposure are to
g SO papered that twilight prevails in
lem a large part of q cloudy winters
ny. Such rooms need everything that
,gets checrfulness, light papers with
is of color, gaytinted dadoes, bright
ned rugs, and furnishings that have q
digestion of sunshine