The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-11

OF giving it the requisite consistency is to mix
three tablespoonfuls of Portland cement with every
pint cup Of liquid juice This win have the added
value OF protecting your preserves from the suFrephous
inroads OIL the part OF the children who will find them
impervious to their tender young teeth
IF on taking your furs OF the attic you find them
full Of moths lay the coat on the barn floor and give
thorough beating with fail Then combing the fur
out with garden rake, run the awn-rollcr over L
half-dozen times and drop into ar-barre overnight.
In the morning you will be surprised to find how few
moths remain.
In preparing your chestnus for the turkey dressing
on THANKSGIVING Day be sure to the burr before
running them through the wrngcr While the burrs
will undoubtedly give decidedly tangsh flavor to tue
finished product they oot altogether healthy eating
having about the same result upon the digestion as
breakfast food made Of pine or hemock spills
While it is necessary to keep your cattle warm on
cold nights YOU are strongly recommended not to
attempt to do this by putting either oil a gasoline
stove in the stalls with them It viii be cheaper IN the
end to tie them to the piano IN the draWingroom Or
to lock them UP overnight in the bathroom
While We are not supefStltious we advise farmers N
southern atitudes to keep watch upon their turkeys
cold aatumn nights. especially # dark man with
kinly hair who is unknown to YOU. has crossed your
path on your return from tho COOP at twilight This
has been invariably forerunner of loss, and should
result in your immediate gathering Of all your eahered
stock together and locking them up IN your burglar
proof safe at nghtfal
If upon awaking in the morning you find that all the
watcrppe in your house have frozen m and that the
well is covered with coating Of ice six inches thick
it safe to conclude that The cold weather is at last
upon You Your strawberries should therefore be pro-
vided with couple Of extra counterpancs for their
beds and you will do we'll TO that your eeks are
carefully looked after
II your pumpkins still continue green wrap them up
carefully in yellow newspapers and keep them thus
covered until they take through association Of IDEAS
that mellow golden glow which is a pumpkins true
glory Bear in mind. too. that no pumpkin can be con-
sidered wholly safe until il is securely immured in a
pie Two bulldogs eached in the pumpkin patch will
protect them against a too early nppng by the Jack
oauten bug which is very rife at this season OF the
year.
Potatoes fires. " dug should be kept in dry place
II you live in damp neghborhood have them carefully
boxed barreled and ship them into prohibition
State where the law strictly enforced if you find
such thing your map. Lacking this, excellent
method Of treatment TO place them in your furnace
and after lighting FIRE watch them carefully and eat
them hey pop In this way YOU viii get a great deal
of immediate good out OF them and keep the bulk of
them from spelling
An excellent fertilizer for your fields is now provided
free Of charge by Nature herself in the quantities.
of eaweed upon the coast in the November storms
If YOU live two three hundred miles inland dozen
or more carloads of this be delivered your door
for not more than $3.50 load and will be found very
satisfactory ten-acre farm be thus fertilixed
at an expense OF about 5000, possibly $oso. II
might come 70 less If YOU arrange barter of
eggs at SIS dozen if of such vinages as the
eggs Of 1904 from SIPS 10 $50 per dozen. To this
viii have be added OF course the cost OF postage
in arranging the matter by correspondence.
Be careful not TO leave your melodeou out of doors
either upon the porch the lawn overnight at this sea-
son OF the year. There numerous influenza cerr,s
about November nights. and melodeon thus carr.
lesv treated IS quite liable 10 get sort of Inns
trouble that will make it wheezy all through the winter