The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-01

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 you find that your jelly will not jen, method
 E of giving the requisite consistency is to mix
 three tab1espoonfuls of Portland cement with every
 pint cup of liquid juice. This will have the added protecting your preserves the surrepous nroads the part of the children who will find them impervious to their tender young teeth
 If taking your furs of the attic you find them full moths lay the the barn floor and give it thorough beating with fail Then co1bing the fur out with garden rake, the 1awn-ro1ler it haf-dozen times, and drop into tarbarre1 overnight In the morning you will be surprised to find how few moths remain.
 In preparing your chestnnts for the turkey dressing Thanksgiving Day be the burrs before running them through the wringer While the burrs finished product they altogether healthy eating, having about the result upon the digestion breakfast food made of pine or hem1ock spills
 While it is necessary to keep your cattle warm on attempt to do this by putting either gasoline stove in the stalls with them. It will be cheaper in the s I them he 5a ap overnight e P the ID the southern attitudes to keep watch upon their turkeys on cold autumn nights especially if dark with path your return from the coop at twilight. This has been invariably foreFnneT 9f loss and should stock together and locking them up in your burglar
 If upon awaIing in the morning you find that all the Hater-ppes in house have frozen and that the it safe conclude that the cold weather last uR9n you Your sTaw5erg1es should therefore & De & R beds, and will do well to that lees are
 
 If your pumpkins still continue green, wrap them up carefully in yellow newspapers and keep them thus covered until they take on through association of ideas that mellow golden glow which is pumpkins true glory Bear in mind, too that pumpkin can be sidered wholly safe until it is securely immured in pie Two bulldogs leached in the pumpkin patch will protect them against early nipping by the Jack olantern buzz which is rife at this of the year.
 Potatoes freshly dug should be kept in dry place If you live damp neighborhood have them carefully boxed barre1ed and ship them into prohibition State where the law is strictly enforced if find such thing your Lacking this excellent method of is to place them in your furnace and after lighting fire watch them carefully and eat them they pop Tn this way you will get great deal of immediate good out of them, and keep the bulk of them1 from spelling
 An excellent fertilizer for fields is provided free of charge by Nature herself in the quantities of seaweed cast the coast the November If live two or three hundred miles inland, dozen or carloads of this be delivered your door for not than $25o load, and will be found very satisfactory. ten-acre farm can be thus fertized at expense of about $5oOo, or possibly $4o5o It might to less if you arrange barter of at $85 dozen if of such vintages the eggs of 1os4 from $I2s to $I5o per dozen To thn will have eS be added, of course the of postage in arranging the matter by correspondence
 Be careful not to leave your melodeon of doors either the porch the lawn, overnight of the There numerous influenza germs about November nights and melodeon thus care lessly treated IS quite liable to get sort of tuq trouble that will make wheezy all through the winter