Stat* College Hint*
To Farm Homemakert
By RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration
Agent
Before remodeling old gar
menU DO:
Rip? don't tear or cut an old
garment apart. A few inches <
saved may mea.n much in it- i
making the garment. i
Wash and press each piece |
bciore remaking. I
Save all snaps, zippers, and 1
bottons, to be used as needed.
Reverse material if possible, ,
as it is likely to be less Worn ?
on the opposite side.
Do forget as much as you can
iiow the old garment was made, .
to increase your pleasure in (
the new one.
The addition of a stick of ;
cinnamon or a slice of lemon ;
or orange gives a pleasant fla
vor to stewed prunes.
The addition of a thin slice
iji lemon with the rind to soup j
. lock before clearing i.t will
develop a delicious flavor In
. finished soup.
To produce a flavor that is
refreshingly different, place a
*. uuie appiesauce and a few
celery leaves c.n top of roast
pork alter it is well-browned,
and let them cook with the
roast.
If desired, slits may be made
in the pork roast and pieces 01
raw apple and raw prunes in
serted; this, too, produces an
excellent and unusual flavor.
To extract onion juice, cut a
slice from the bottom of the
onion, Invert over a lemon
squoezer and twist. Thus it is
possible to secure any desired
quantity of onion juice.
State College Answers
Timely Farm Questions
Q. Are there any disadvan
tages to artificial breeding of
dairy cattle?
A. There are none which can
not be overcome by properly
operated breeding associations,
according to extension dairy
specialists at State college.
Don't expect artificial breeding
to settle cows on which the bull
has failed. The program is not
a cure for shy breeders or
cows with diseased reproductive
organs.
Q. Are all proved bulls good
sires?
A. By no means. Records of
the U. S. Department of Agri
culture for many years show
that of the hundreds of bulls
proved in dairy herd improve
ment associations less than 50
per cent increase production In
their daughters as compared
How ~fo Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulsion relieves promptly because
it goes right to the seat of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays the cough
or you are to have your money back.
CREOMULSBON
for Coughs. ChestColdr, Bronchi^
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MACON COUNTY
SUPPLY CO.
Franklin, N, C.
Paid-up Life
Insurance Is
14 Billions
Nearly one-tenth of all th?
jrdlnary and industrial lit* in
lurance in force In all U. a.
jompanies is fully paid-up pro
tection, with no more prem
iums to pay, the Institute of
Life Insurance reports.
The total of paid-up life in
surance at the start of the
fear was $14,640,000,000 and it
included 22,000,000 policies.
These paid-up units included
policy additions paid for by
dividends; limited payment
policies on which all premiums
have been paid; single prem
ium policies; and paid-up or ex
tended insurance set up by pol
icy cash values when policies
were terminated. ,
with the daughters' dams. |
Therefore, about half of the ;
bulls that have been and are
now still In general use are
lowering rather than lncreas
!ng milk production.
Q. What is a desirable proved
sire?
A. A bull whose daughter's
records, when compared with
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transmit a high level of pro
duction. Such bulls are very
scarce; only through artificial
insemination can their ability
be fully utilized. It is possible
by artificial breeding to get
1,000 or more calves from one
bull in a year as compared with
about 50 by natural breeding.
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Steaks
Fried Chicken
For a Tempting Meal, Try Ours
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We bake our own pies, which are de'icious.
Try Them.
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Q. How does the conception
rate In artificial breeding com
pare with natural service?
A. Careful records kept on a
large \umber of cows show
it to be just as sure as the
bull. On an average it takes
1.5 services to settle a cow.
Gneiss
kr. and Mrs. Henry Peek, of
Eliijay, have returned home
alter visiting relative# at Pine
Grove.
wendel Keener, ex-marine, ia
building a new home on Walnut
Creek. It la situated on the
site of the old home of the
late J. M. Keener.
Samuel u, Maahburn Is one
of the crew of the U. S. S.
Leyte which recently left Quon
set Point, R. i? for a 24-day
cruise to Newfoundland. He U
the son of Mrs, P. E. Mashburn.
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