Brining Tomatoes for Late Season Harvests
The article from the U S Department of Agriculture explains brining green tomatoes to prevent frost loss. It details brine strengths 40 percent and weaker, testing methods with a salinometer or floating egg, brine maintenance, and equipment like kegs and covers. It notes brined tomatoes can be eaten directly or made into pickles after soaking to remove salt.
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Statea Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Shirred Eggs With Rice
A USDA approved method combines eggs with hot boiled rice in a baking dish. Place six eggs over the rice without breaking the yolks, cover with cheese sauce, and bake until the egg whites set. Prepare the cheese sauce with butter flour milk salt white pepper and grated cheese.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sweet Potato Bread Recipe Idea From Leftovers
A pleasant menu change uses leftover boiled or baked sweet potatoes to make sweet potato bread. Boil potatoes in skins until tender, peel and mash or rice to smoothness, then mix with liquid as part of the total liquid content. If using cold leftovers, reheat briefly before mashing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sweet Potato Dough Recipe Notes and Yeast Instructions
A compact recipe fragment lists mashed sweet potato as salt sugar and shortening, plus lukewarm water and flour. It mentions 2% cupfuls or more sifted flour and 1-6 to 1-2 cake yeast or 2 to 4 tablespoonfuls, with unclear final wording.
Cabbage: a versatile staple in meals
Cabbage, hailed as a highly useful vegetable, offers numerous serving methods from raw salads to cooked dishes. It provides essential vitamins when prepared properly and a two minute method of preparation is noted by the U S Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Creamed Cabbage With Milk and Butter Thickeners
The recipe describes simmering shredded cabbage in hot milk with salt and sugar, then blending butter and flour into cream, adding to the cabbage until thickened. It should stay slightly crisp with a mild flavor, lighter than typical creamed cabbage.
Removing Chocolate and Cocoa Stains A Department Guide
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines methods to remove chocolate and cocoa stains. White or fast color fabrics respond to soap and hot water, borax in cold water, and careful sponging for delicate textiles.
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United States Department of Culture
United States Department of Agriculture
Iecesenry
Roadside Fruit Trees Used For Community Benefit
An article discusses a UK bill by the minister of transport to plant roadside trees and allow local auctions of ripe fruit. Citizens may buy trees or shares, with proceeds supporting upkeep. fruit is shared until harvest, then trees revert to the community for the next season.
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Great Britain
Goslings
Charles Yates
London
Front Walk Design for Homes and Landscaping
A guide on front walk planning advises straight entrances for houses within thirty feet of the front line and curved paths for larger setbacks. It recommends a right angle start and finish for curves, spacing shrubs, and using brick or colored cement to blend with the yard. Vines and window boxes enhance curb appeal.
Not Hard to Own Home A Guide for Young Couples
The article argues owning a home is achievable with determination and that many renters could buy on rental-like terms. It highlights benefits such as community belonging, responsibility, and self-respect, urging young people to make home ownership a key life decision after securing work and a partner.
Capital Wisely Planned Back of the Plan of Washington
Historical note on Washington D C as a newly conceived city community design. It credits planners for creating a beautiful and comfortable capital where residents had a prominent role. It asserts the capital is today widely regarded as the most beautiful city in the world.
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Washington
United States
Fashion Notes On Coats And Hats In Winter Styles
The article surveys chic winter coats and hats emphasizing practicality with elegance. It discusses velvet hats with unusual trims, wool velours coats with fur collars, and decorative braid and mock jewel details. It notes a trend toward bold embroidery and gold braidings while highlighting sailor hats with sequins and moire ribbons.
Aunt Sally the Living Adviser of Ranch Folks
Laura Miller profiles S E Buchanan known as Aunt Sally a Dallas editor and columnist who for 33 years has advised girls and families on practical living Her informal fan club numbers about 50000 with letters from across the United States and beyond She favors home based work and personal hand written replies over stenographic processing.
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Coolidge
Farm and Ranch
8. E. Buchanan
Dallas
Sally
Maine
Mexico
Alaska
Brazil
Central America
Japan
Woman turns mine ownership dream into reality in Kentucky
Lelia Gunn of Middlesboro Kentucky became president of the Lower Lignite Mining Company after a twelve year effort to gain ownership for her husband and family. The Gann family children all graduated high school with top standings and Mrs Gunn redesigned their home interior earning a newspaper prize.
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West Virginia
Lelia B
Gunn
Middlesboro
Gann
Resiue
Rewt
Sar Borch
Milllion-Dellar
Waset Aceners
Ats Saree
Democra Ocrad Estate
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