Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25

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~ Twenty-Five thousand boats are em.r
pIoyed in the English fisheries indus
try, which gives employment to more
than 100000 men and boys. aalH
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A pound Of mutton can be Produced
at less cost than any other kind Of
meat, and in Spite OF this it is seldom
seen in the average small town. mars
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Wrapping cabbages in paper and
placing them oine paper sacks, in "a dry
place in the cellar is said to be an ex=
cellent method of Keeping them in
good condition through the winter. vo
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90 Two hundred dollars, was refused for
the prize winning. Rhode Island Red
cock at the American Royal show, re
Gently held at Kansas City. This bird
has won first. in every show in which
he has been entered and belongs to a
MI. Foster of Kansas City. 51sI.f'I -
loSome rather extensive, experiments
which have. been conducted by the
Iowa experiment station In the matter
of Keeping apples in cold storage show
that little danger results from. allow
ing apples TO freeze il, storag &c If care
is taken that they thaWI out gradually
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From the standpoint Of the consum7
er, turkeys at from I12 toijt5 cents per
pound will be a likely cause of rejoic,
|, ing at. a good many u Thank sgiyihg
feasts. 70 These birds, have been 30 to
80 cents for so many years past that
q a good many folks have forgotten hoy
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A ladies' aid society in, an Iowa
town leased thirty-two acres dof land
and planted them to. oats. . The crop
was thrashedi the other day aand
/ amounted to- 1900 bushels, from the
I sale Of which the society will net close
| stou$4O0.s This. beats serving six or
| eight fifty. cent suppers during the year
for % cents D,te9197. @iJlI..53r s.odt II
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Ian, interesting fact, e in, connection
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with the life history of the salmon dis
T that after depositing5 her eggs as far
inland as she can go byrileaping EpreE
| cipitoEs water falls she dies and her
dead body is later carried back to the
sea. The females are provided with
but one set of ovaries and lay their
F eggs when; they are fourPye old g
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r. The fedora r. soNveefnment has lately
! prepared a bulletin on the growing
z and curing yof popcorn and preparing
| it. for, toothsome dishes for: the table.
! The authors contend that a popcorn
breakfast footB Isl REORGANIZATION than
/ a good many prepared breakfast foods
T on the market and much more eco
/ nernicafs sThe bulletin states that with
! anaexpenditure Of from 81 to. $1.5O $50
worth or homemade breakfast foods
Ieahlbe prepareds VIM g.s.y6a =.
Stock raisers of Wisconsin are being
warned against. allowing their young
cattle tes run in pastures where they
win have access to acorns. The eat
ing of these isTassigned as the, cause Of
a number Of cases of poisoning that
7 have been reported to the fstateC vet
| erinarian. In case Of acorn poisoning
! a half pint of linseed oil with strong
| coffee Is recommended, and to this it
is suggested that pint Of molasses
be added. This remedy should be given
every eight heurs.szsS g. +ss
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