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Feel Free To Bring Your Campers and Motor
Homes Anytime, Providing They Are Self-
Contained. Leave Them Set Up and Come Back
For The Roy Clark Show on Sunday. Room For
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Ida’s
♦ Notebook
Last month when I started
to pot my house plants, prior
to arranging them on win
dow sills all over the house, I
was reminded of a remark
made by a neighbor lady.
She said, “You mean to tell
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Ida Risser
me that you go to all the
work of putting them in the
garden and then repot them
in the Fall?” I don’t think of
it as too much work because
the flowers such as begonias,
impatiens, Joseph’s Coat,
and coleus are so much
healthier from spending the
Summer outside and their
colors are so vibrant. Now
my job will be to try and
keep them that way during
the coming months.
At the present time, I have
a beautiful bouquet of one
dozen red roses to enjoy as
my oldest son, who will be
married next month,
brought them for me when
he visited last weekend. He
came to work for his father
but it rained, so he watched
football on TV and slept on
the sofa.
Recently, I found a tiny
booklet of “valuable
recipes” concocted by a man
by the name of H. G. Buch of
Oregon, Pa. in 1886. You
would not believe the things
printed therein unless you
really read them.
Most of the “recipes” deal
with curing horses of myriad
ailments. The first one in
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The Roy Clark Show
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CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT FROM 11 AM to 6PM
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15,1977
this booklet, that is almost
100 years old, gives the
ingredients to use for “wind
colic” in horses. It is as
follows: one handful of
chicken dung, one handful
sage, one handful grown ivy,
one and one-half
tablespoonfuls of
asafoetida, and one quart
cider vinegar. Boil this to a
pint and then give it to the
horse, it advises. Other
ingredients used for fever,
etc. are aconite, fish pickle,
arsenic, dogwood blossoms,
brimstone and fennycrake.
And for locked jaw he ad
Solar heated house
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A
solar heated house that can
supply up to 75 per cent of its
own heat almost anywhere
in the United States, has
been designed by
agricultural engineers of the
U.S. Department of
Agriculture.
The three bedroom house
has 1,100 square feet of living
space that includes one bath,
a living-dining room com
bination, kitchen and
laundry and garage.
The solar heat collector is
fiberglass reinforced plastic
panelling. It can be built on
the front or back roof of the
house, but must face south
for maximum sun exposure.
Heat is collected in the attic,
which is painted black.
Through a system of ducts
the heat is transferred to the
house for heating, or is
diverted to a layer of
crushed rock beneath the
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vised bleeding and then
upsetting the animal and as
he falls his jaws will open
and he will be relieved.
But now for the clincher.
All you bald-headed men,
pay attention! To raise hair
and whiskers take, “8 oz.
horse-mane fat, 1 pint ashes
of an old harness, one oz.
honey, sap of three white
onions, one oz. gun powder;
mix well and grease your
head and face every
evening. Then you will find
your head as full of hair as
ever.” Sounds like pow-wow
tome.
designed
house for storage and use at
night or on cloudy days. A
solar water heat can be
added.
The house was designed by
Agricultural Research
Service engineers at
Clemson University, South
Carolina. Working drawings
of the house are available
from Extension agricultural
engineers of the Cooperative
Extension Service at land
grant universities. There is
usually a nominal charge
for the plans. Ask for Plan
No. 7220, Solar House. If you
do not know where your land
grant university is, write:
Agricultural Engineer,
Extension Service, U.S.
Department of Agriculture,
Washihgton, DC 20250. Your
request will be sent to the
university in your state.
USDA has no plans for sale
or distribution.
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