France in Pictures from Normandy to Bayeux Tapestry
Prepared by the National Geographic Society weaves a travel portrait of Normandy and Brittany. It visits Bayeux and its tapestry, Caen with St Etienne and La Trinite, the Orne river, Le Havre, Rouen, and the Seine valley, highlighting landscapes, architecture, and Norse history shaping the region.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Rance
Lake Geneva
France
Grand- Lieu
Nantes
Brittanny
New Jersey
Normandy
Besn
Brittany
Burgundy
Champagne
Auvergne
Touraine
Jessee
Bayeux
French
Charles the Simple
Seine
Rouen
Rollo the Ganger
England
William the Conqueror
Hastings
William
Caen
Matilda
St. Etienne
St. Stephen
la Trinite
Orne
Bay of the Seine
The
le Havre
Havre
Paris
Reuven
Hudson
Rice and Milk Dishes From Farmers Bulletin 1105
Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture outline preparing rice with water for savory use and with milk to boost nourishment and flavor. Recipes include old fashioned creamy rice pudding and a rice Bavarian, with details on ingredients, cooking times, and finishing touches such as whipped cream or custard sauces.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Two Recipes for Cooking Ham in Different Ways
The Bureau of Home Economies offers two ham dishes using ground cold cooked ham and a method for broiling a ham slice. Ingredients include milk butter flour eggs bread crumbs pepper parsley salt and seasonings. The dish uses a cream sauce, folded egg whites, and baking until set for a creamy ham bake.
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Bureau of Home Economies
Vegetables and Milk for Health Initiative Highlighted
Miss Louise Stanley of the USDA urges proper selection and cooking of vegetables to preserve vitamins and minerals. Government home economics experts answer homemaker questions on calories calcium iron and phosphorus while promoting a daily quart of milk and leafy greens for health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
United States
Department of Agriculture
Miss Stanley
National Dairy Council
Evelyn Burdick
Rayon extends beyond artificial silk to all fabrics
Rayon, the material once called artificial silk, now used in most fabrics and home furnishings like curtains. It is produced from wood pulp or cotton via chemical treatment that turns it into a sticky liquid, which a machine draws into a fiber akin to a mechanical silk worm.
Furnishing Sun Porch to Improve Home in Virginia
A Montgomery county Virginia farm home gained a sun porch as part of USDA and county extension agent home improvement plan. The living room door became a window, attic refinished furniture furnished the sun room, rugs were hand made, and an old lamp bracket was reused.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Montgomery County
Virginia
Wormy pigs cured by careful vermifuge and laxative method
Extension expert W. W. Shay outlines a five day regimen to treat wormy pigs using Santonin followed by a laxative. Start with a thin diet, fast on day three, administer the drug on night of day three, give a laxative next morning, then refeed lightly. Then move pigs to clean pasture and resume feeding. Doses vary by weight, with a 125 pound pig needing six grains. The drug is mixed with warm water and slop and dosed in a trough to ensure all pigs eat.
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W. W. Shay
North Caroline State College
Mr. Shay
Easy to Raise Lambs by Feeding in Creep
The article explains creep feeding lambs with grain while nursing boosts growth, allowing lambs to reach 80 to 100 pounds by four months. A mix of corn, oats, and protein concentrate plus ample water and salt improves gains and readiness for early market, aiming for cheapest possible gains.
Show Animals Rendered Immune to Hog Cholera
Hog shows render hogs immune to cholera. home return requires isolation to prevent infection spread. Avoid bringing strange hogs to the farm or letting breeding animals leave if nearby hogs are sick or unknown conditions exist. Maintain strict isolation for animals that contacted hogs from other farms.
Pasture Rotation Urged to Cut Lamb Parasites
Agricultural guidance warns against continuous grazing of lambs on a single pasture. Readers are advised to provide at least two pastures and move lambs every two to three weeks through summer to reduce stomach worms and other parasites.
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Advocated After 47 Years Practice
A physician urges natural treatment for constipation based on 47 years of practice. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild vegetable remedy that is non habit forming and easy to use. He discourages drastic purges and advises daily bowel movement with accessible free trial by mail.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Dept. BB
Monticello
Iinois
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