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into,fine crumbs.'Sift togeth
er "flour, baking powder and
salt. Stir in bran cereal. Cut
in shortening until mixture
resembles coarse corn meal.
Add milk and stir only un
til combined. Turn dough out
on lightly floured board; kn
ead gent’-y a few times.
Roll out to % inch thick
ness. Cut. with floured bis
cuit cutter. Place on top of
hot stewfl. Yields IV2 dozen
biscuits
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Pastry Making Aids
Pastry that "melts in youn
mouth” is what all homema
kers want. And the secret of
pastry success is good crust.
For a double nine-inch cr
ust, here’s a tested recipe:
2>4 cups sifted a’l-purpose
flour, % cup shortening (lard
gives,the flakier crust); one
teaspoon salt; and V* cup of
cold water.
Mix flour and.salt in bowl
Using pastry blender or twoi
knives scissor fashion, cut in
shortening until particles are
the s ze of peas
Sprink’e water, one table
spoon at a time, over the mix
ture. Use no more water than
called for m the reccipe.
Toss the nuxture lightly
and quickly with a fork; do
ugh should cling together
when pressed into a ball.
Handling the dough too
much may cause the crust to
be tough. Flatten the ball of
dough gently on lightly flou
red boa'-'d using a I'ghtly flou
red stockinet covered rolling
pin -Roll from the center to
edges, making a circ’e one
inch larger than the pan.
PLANTS WITH
DUPONT
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GARDEN DUST
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Lancaster, Pa.
Address
City
State
Lice Control
Offered By
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Chicken mite, Northern
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chicken lice can be control
led by dusting or spraying
with malathion.
Dust birds four per cent
malathion dust at the rate of
one pound to 100 mature
chickens'.
For spraying on birds use
one pound of 25 per cent
malathion wettable powder
or % cup of 57 per cent em
ulsion in five gallons of wa
ter and apply the spray at
the rate of approximately 1
gallon, to 100 mature birds.
Buildings may be treated
for mite and lice by using
one pound of malathion four
per cent dust to 50 square
feet of litter, fbost and nests,
or spraying the building
with malathion or lindane.
To make a spray for the
poultry building use 2 lbs
of malathion 25 per cent
wettable powder, or % pint
of 57 per cent emulsion, or
% pound of 25 per cent lin
dane, or one pint of 20 per
cent emulsion in five gallons
of water.
Do not use malathion or
linade at the concentration
given for spraying the build
ing.
Where poultry cannot be
removed use' the four per
cent malathion dust Avoid
contaminatin'!; feed or water
with malathion or lindane
sprays or dust.
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For the
Farm Wife and Family
A portion of the 379 entries In a recent state-wide hickory
nut contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania i? u t Growers(Asso
ciation appear above. Held at the
early this winter, the contest aroused wide mt erest but out of
state entries could not be accepted. The winnerwasMrs.DeimQnt
Williams, Clinton county. The purpose of the contest was to
locate supenor breeding and grafting stock for use> at_the Agricul
tural Experiment Station and by nurseries and nut growers.
Judges and their assistants shown from left to right are j H -
Wilcox, Pairwew, former county agent, W. S. Clarke J >
partment of Horticulture: J. C. McDaniel. University of Ilhnois.
J. L. Meeartney, Department of Horticui ture, Ge ™Z e Jf' ’
Secretary of the Nut Growers Association York. Walter L.Shei
man. Canfield, Ohio: and Gilbert L. Smith, Millerton, N. Y.
LANDISVILLE. PA.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Mtry-i. 1959-8
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For good appearance, a
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smoothly at the neck and
closely at back and sides,
states Miss Thelma Baierl,
Penn State extension cloth
ing specialist It should nei
ther ripple nor turn up at
the edge. To judge whether
a collar has a good interfac
ing. bend the collar edge or
lapel.’ A collar with good
interfacing flips quickly back
into place after bending.
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