... In 1914 it became impossible to obtain these accessories[4] because of the European war and equivalent apparatus of American manufacture was found to give the same results. Both of these forms of apparatus ...
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Muskett, Philip E., -1909 · 2003
Subjects: Hygiene; Health; Cooking, Australian. Public domain Project Gutenberg volume.
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AUSTRALIAN COOKERY RECIPES AND ACCESSORY KITCHEN INFORMATION. MRS. H. WICKEN. Diplomee of the National Training School for Cookery, London; Lecturer on Cookery to the Technical College, Sydney.
Lawes and Gilbert’s Experiments on Wheat.-- Most Valuable and Instructive Tables now first made accessible to the American Farmer.-- The growth of Wheat Year after Year on the same Land, unmanured, with Farm ...
... Muskett (?-1909) Together with three hundred Australian cookery recipes and accessory kitchen information by Mrs. H. Wicken, Lecturer on cookery to the Technical College, Sydney.
... In fracture of the accessory carpal bone (trapezium) or in fracture of any other single bone when such exists, there is no increase in the movement of the joint. The accessory carpal bone may ...
... the case with the other carpal flexors, is attached by one point of insertion to the accessory carpal bone (trapezum). The other blends with the posterior annular ligament of the carpus. The _ulnaris lateralis ...
... Other things being equal, select a spot near at hand, easy of access. It may seem that a difference of only a few hundred yards will mean nothing, but if one is depending largely ...
MILK FEVER (PARTURITION FEVER, PARTURIENT APOPLEXY, OR PARTURIENT · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... Costiveness, which is the usual concomitant of fever, may in a case of this kind become an accessory cause, the retention in the blood of what should have passed off by the bowels tending ...
... Clayey subsoil can supply surprisingly larger amounts of moisture than the granular sandy surface might imply, but only if the earth is opened deeply and becomes more accessible to root growth. Fortunately, once root ...
LECTURE UPON THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, THEIR PEOPLE, AND THE CATTLE. · Willis P. Hazard · 1880
Beauty of form, to my thinking, represents but an ideal, and although one ought to take it into consideration, it is a simple accessory without value of its own, when the question is that ...
NECESSITY FOR PRESERVING FOODS · Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences · 2006
... The woman with access to a garden may can foods as soon as they have been gathered, and for this reason she runs less risk of losing them after they have been canned. Nevertheless ...
SELECTION AND CARE OF ANIMAL BEFORE SLAUGHTER · H. Russell Cross and E. Curtis Green · 1977
... Restrict the animal from feed 24 hours prior to slaughter, but provide access to water at all times. Withholding feed results in greater ease of evisceration (because the gastrointestinal tract is smaller) and minimizes ...
... Look at the upholsterer's hammer (accession 61.35) seen in figure 45: there is no question that it is a response to a demanding task that required an efficient and not too forceful ...
... In order that the seeds may have access to the necessary oxygen, then, sowing should not be done in wet or packed soils, nor should the sowing implements be such as to press the ...
CLOVER-SOIL FROM PART OF 11-ACRE FIELD OF BURCOTT LODGE FARM, LEIGHTON · Harris, Joseph, 1828-1892 · 2006
... a rough state as long as is admissible, in order that the air may find free access into the land, and the organic remains left in so much abundance in a good crop of ...
MILK FEVER (PARTURITION FEVER, PARTURIENT APOPLEXY, OR PARTURIENT · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... A free access to salt and water is most important, as the salt favors drinking and the water serves to dilute the rich and dense blood. Iced water, however, is undesirable, as a chill ...
... access to the plants left to attain maturity; by continuing to shelter as may be needed; and by administering water during dry weather, that vegetation may benefit to the utmost by the happy accession ...
... Against the time when they are due to drop their calves you should arrange to give them access to fresh forage near the stable which they can eat with appetite as they go out ...
... Get the canner and all its accessories ready. 2. Test and wash jars and tops and put in water to sterilize. 3. Test rubber rings. 4. Make sirup and put in double boiler to ...
... In front of the house should be an enclosed yard to which the fowls may have access in the day time and where they can dust themselves,[182] and there should be constructed the ...
... Exposure to wet and cold are often accessory causes, though the low condition, general weakness, and the pressure on the nerves going to the hind limbs are not to be forgotten. Something may be ...
... Dairying still returns fair profits, but there is a widespread demand for cash crops adapted to farm culture, especially where railroads furnish quick access to towns and cities. In response to this demand, we ...
... While it is a very acceptable canning method, it is not accessible in many homes. The oven method is liked by many housewives, but it offers almost the same chance for contamination as does ...
... acetous Salt, which is apt to generate in the Vessels when the warm Air has free Access to them; and tends to pervert the Order of Fermentation, and, instead of a Wine or Wash ...
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