New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 12

12 CITY HOUSEWIVES USE WATERGLASS More Eggs Are Being Stored This| Year Than Last According to the Marketing Burean of the State Board of Agriculture city housewlves are storing more eggs in waterglass than Several of the poultrymen in Connecticut state that they arce twica the usual quantity for this purpose A few years ago the consumer gen erally counted on a winter's supply of anned fru a few vegs and the usual quantity of winter and potatoe Evidently the wife has added eggs to her products held in reserve and has con cluded that this is the proper time to get the egg & afely under cover before hens a strike, begin to set and egz pri go up Consumer Favored. Conditions favor the consumer this vear. Egg prices are lower than last year but the supply coming market ward starts to show signs of dropping April eggs are usually consi od the best for storing by cold storage houses and during this month a largs part of the worth-while western eges are put away for winter sale. When the April commercial storage season arrives there is usually western eggs available and native eggs can be higher prices. Statements have been made by some of the egg wholesalers that one of our cities nsed eggs per week son The number about equal to the in the state so the wishes to store eggs in waterglass at the lowest possible prices should act quickly before prices advance Not Difficult. Storing eggs in waterglass (sodinm silicate )is not a difficult task and does not require any laborious process other than making a soiution of waterglass with clean water added ac- cording to directions, providing a uitable container and placing the re- gulrwl number of eggs in the liquid. Waterglass simply seals the egg shell from the air and keeps out disease germs which cause egegs to spoil. It does not affect the food value. Eggs stored properly in waterglass invariably will be found satisfactor: for table cooking in January Hav- ing a supply available which are known to come from a - dependable source is considered well worth the time spent in looking up a supply of good eggs at this seasno. Not all eggs sold as fresh eggs are worthy of storing in waterglass. The consumer should cast an eye of sus- picion on eggs offered at prices below those quoted for the very best hen- nery and Connecticut new laid fancy egEs. There are several poultrymen through out the state who are grad- ing their eggs especially for people who wish to store in waterglass. This class of eggs usually command a slight premium over fresh eggs suit- able for immediate use. Several poultrymen make a specialty of sup- plying infertile eggs, which are con- ast year supplying tables Apple house list of less fresk frest disposed of at the lenten sea numbe consume 1 million | “|hond in a civil suit. hens is rated | r of people | who | ! Behind The Bars ] - sl | General Semenoff, Cossack leader, photographed in his cell at New York | where he was held in default of a| sidered the bhest for storing, and dis- card all small and soiled eg Day to Day. People who have their own flocks of hens may store eggs from day to |day in the same jar if sufficient solu- tion is permitted to cover the eggs. The secret of success in storing eggs |in this manner is to select only the | perfectly clean eggs and store them | |immediately, Do not wait two or| three days after getting the egg supply before putting them down in the waterglass solutjon. Anyone who | wishes to store eggs should do so be- fore the first of May All Women E\cept Phone Girls Flee Natchez, Miss, April 21.—All wom- | have heen removed with the excep- en and children from TFerriday, La., tion of girl telephone operators who yemain at their posts, because of backwater from the Missouri river, now spreading over the southern half of Concordia parish. Ferriday is a town of ahout 500 people. Men of the town are on duty on the levees. 3 From the 240 foot hluff at Natchez, which commands a view for miles across the Misgissippi river of the flat delta lands of [Louisiana, long cara- | vans may be seen moving along the highways leading to Vidalia, La. Rides Like a Vet Harriet Mitchell, daughter of General Wm. Mitchell, jump in the Junior Horse Show NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SILK JERSEY SKIRTS Wone Jersey in fully the contrasting shades, flounce of For Saturday garments wanted colors with pleated of Silk $198> taking a at Washington, D, ( Start Chicks Right - Keep Them Growing Put them on a foundation of healthful, growth so they'll k222 your chicks right than it is to rey valuable weeks. 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