... Man slicing and then sawing through loin using a knife] Figure 111.—Removing club steak from loin. [Illustration: Steaks displayed] Figure 112.—Sirloin, porterhouse, T-bone and club steaks from loin.
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... Let the co-operation of the banks of the region be secured, for the generous financing of pig clubs and corn clubs. There is one other matter of prime importance to which I invite ...
... SHARPLES, President of the Experimental Farm Club_.” Examination of William M. Large’s Herd, Chestnut Grove, Doylestown, Bucks County. The commission, as represented by George Blight and Willis P. Hazard, visited the beautiful farm ...
... Williams, Esquire, secretary of the Solebury Farmers’ Club, some ten days before the visit of the commission, and is printed herewith. The commission was represented by George Blight and Willis P. Hazard, and part ...
... Boy, six months and board $180.00 Man by the year, and board 360.00 Carting milk and manufacturing cheese 215.00 Total cost of labor $755.00 The Other Expenses Were: Fertilizers, plants ...
... tended with scrupulous care to keep down weeds and avert other dangers. It is of great importance to secure a robust plant, short, full of colour, and free from club at the root. Now ...
... Hercules Club, 180. Powder-horn, 181. Siphon, 181. Calendula officinalis, 425. Camomile, 563. Common, 563. Double-flowering, 563. Campanula rapunculus, 84. Capsicum, 616. Capucine, 388. Dwarf, 390. Caraway, 413. Cardamine pratensis, 344. Cardoon, 162 ...
Butler Manufacturing Co. Kansas City, Mo., and Hot water and steam Minneapolis, Minn. pressure canners. Carolina Metal Products Co. Wilmington, N.C. " " " H.P. Chandlee Sons Co., Baltimore, Md. Hot water canners. Farm Canning ...
Confusion may be prevented if we point out that Club-root, Anbury, or Finger-and-toe—whichever name may be used—is quite distinct from an apparently similar malformation of the root which is ...
... Extra stimulation, as directed for _Club-root_, will help carry the plants through. Squash-bug:_--This is the large, black, flat "stink-bug," so destructive of squash and the other running vines. Protection with ...
... Snappy Cheese.=—By allowing the sour skim milk curd to ferment under careful regulation, a variety of sharp, snappy, more or less hard cheese can be made. Though there is no general demand for ...
... 2 Cards................... 3 Destructive Hand-picking............ 4 Kerosene emulsion....... 5 Whale-oil soap.......... 6 Miscible oils........... 7 Tobacco dust............ 8 Carbolic acid emulsion.. 9 Corrosive sublimate.... 10 Bordeaux mixture....... 11 Poisonous Paris green............ 12 ...
... Superphosphate_ is an acid manure and best suited for use on soils containing lime. _Basic slag_ is a better material for ground deficient in lime, or where ‘club-root’ is prevalent. It is less ...
... After the sheet is placed, with a stout club or mallet, padded with a heavy sack or something similar to prevent injury to the bark, give a few sharp blows, well up from the ...
Clarkia, 253, 373, 397, 398 Cleaning Old Pots, 357 Clerodendron fallax, 254, 375 Click-Beetle, 431 Climbing French Bean, 21, 161, 173, 178, 183, 186 Club, 434 Cochlearia Armoracia, 72 Cockscomb, 254, 367 —Plumed ...
... The book indispensable, from all points of view, to those concerned in the management of Golf Clubs. Illustrated with numerous excellent Photographs, and some striking original Cartoons by Tom Wilkinson. SUTTON & SONS, READING, SEEDSMEN ...
... hard, dense, insensitive, clublike growth, or wart. Again the swelling is chiefly in the derm, or true skin, and we have what is known as a flesh wart (verucca carnea). In other cases the ...
... A little circular was put in my hand one day at a federated club meeting announcing the fact that in a few weeks there would be a cold-pack demonstration about fifty miles away ...
... The crop infested is sometimes carried through by giving a special dressing of nitrate of soda, guano or other quick-acting powerful fertilizer, and hilled high with moist earth, thus giving a special stimulation ...
... Soil and Cultivation._--The seeds may be sown in drills, in October or April, in the manner of sowing the seeds of the common carrot: preference to be given to rich, mellow soil. The ...
... CLARK.} Agents for Sale, Purchase, Leasing, Care, and Management of Real Estate. Mortgages Negotiated and Investments Made. FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE IN FIRST CLASS COMPANIES. Deeds, Mortgages and Leases Drawn and Executed. The ...
... the flea beetle, the cabbage-worm, the cabbage-maggot (root) and "club-root"; directions for fighting all of which will be found in the following chapter. Asparagus:_--Asparagus is rightly esteemed one of the ...
... for stifling and starving tend to club, mildew, and blindness. Where Red Cabbage is in demand for use with game in autumn, seed should be sown now. Cardoons to be sown on land heavily ...
... The variety ripens early; the plants suffer but little from the depredations of bugs or worms; and the fruit, with trifling care, may be preserved throughout the year. It is also quite uniform in ...
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