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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
8
A historical note describes processing scrap from meat packing into tankage and hard soap using a steam kettle or pressure kettle. It covers fat clarification, lye mixing, curing, testing by taste and feel, and cautions on salt, bone content, and storage. It mentions uses for chicken feed and egg production with caveats on spoilage and safety.
Amid Russian famine the American Relief Administration fed 10.5 million daily but plans to limit free meals this winter to the neediest children, sick and nursing mothers. Hoover authorizes a clothing remittance program to aid overcoats, shipments, and general relief through 42 Broadway, with $20 packages providing two children's outfits or one adult's winter gear.
Mrs Z A Bailey and Misses Walter Mic Head and Mildred Summerford of Aradricus visited Miss Della Giles and Mrs C N Bailey on Wednesday. Various locals from Americus and Plains called on friends, with Rev Brews in charge. Dozens listed as visiting, sick lists noted, and neighbors shared weekend visits and afternoon calls around Americus, Parker, Harden, and Giles households.
Sunday visitors and guests fill the Huntington scene with names like J B Clark and T A Bradley. Mrs. Roy Johnson and Mary Helen visit, influenza illness touches Johnny and Charlie Cheek, visits to Kinard and Johnson families continue, while Susie Cheek relocates to Sumter City and local church groups share Sunday activities.
The report notes that Mr and Mrs Elue Beadicy hosted dinner guests on Sunday. Details about attendees or location are not provided in readable text.
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