Chicago Honors Famous Explorers
The article recounts a Chicago ceremony at the river mouth marking Joliet and Marquette as early explorers, with La Salle and Tonti also featured. It notes speeches by Mrs. Joseph Rucker Tamar and Prof. Andrew McCullaughlin, details Joliet Marquette voyages, and sketches Frontenac, La Salle, and maps. It discusses the Chicago Portage and projected waterways linking Chicago to New Orleans and Pittsburgh, highlighting a vast infrastructural future and Chicago’s growing prominence.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Alierigan Boulevard
Chicago
United States
Aaerisut Klags
Wlonen
Iineis Society
Moku Dynes
Averies
Tolmes
Ian
Soliwblae
Srigcue
Chinge
Jacques Marquente
Chintee
Atlanta
National Society of the Colonial Dames
Andrew MccUaughlin
University of Chicago
Follet
Maranette
LaSalle
Mississippi
Gulf
France
Joliet
Marquette
Chicago River
Chicago Portage
Calumet
Louis de Buade
Count de Frontenac
New France
Great Lakes
California
Canada
Quebec
Voliet
Mackinac
Pax
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Gulf of Mexico
Michigan
Desotaines
Marquete
Frontense
Ife
la Colbertie
Colbert
Louis XIV
Baye Des Puans
Marquesse
Iver
Riviera de la Divine
Hingis
Toliet
Frontenac
Anne de la Grange-Triznon
Mile
Oulrelaise
Les Divines
Ohio
Monte
Sieur la Salle
Mexico
Robert Cavelier
Sieur de la Salle
Rouen
Olt
Louisville
Crevecouer
Thrnois River
Peoria
New York
Atlantic
Louisiana
Louis
van der Guecht
London
Annepin
la Salle Mar
Graver
Bibliotheque de Rouen
Denri di Tonti
la Salla
la Salle
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Successful Care of Food During Winter
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines winter food care stressing proper storage like a cold box or cellar, regular inspection, and keeping perishable items cool. It notes limitations of cooling only, urges wholesome conditions, and suggests ventilated cold storage options and wraping of nonwashed foods.
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United States Department of Africa
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Jack Frost
United States
Agricuthicy
Eample
Old Fowl Served as Family Treat
A USDA cooking note explains fowl en casserole with vegetables. Prepare chicken by browning pieces then simmer with chopped celery and green pepper in hot water for three to four hours. Finish with a milk and flour sauce, served over flaky boiled rice or potatoes.
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United States Departrant of Agriculture
United States Departament of Agriculture
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Bologna Style Sausage Made at Home
Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture explain making bologna with beef and pork. Mix 20 pounds beef with 5 pounds pork, grind, season, and cure 24 to 48 hours. Stuff into casings, smoke, cook in water, chill, and store or can for shelf use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Food Value of Corn Compared to Other Cereals
Corn ranks among principal cereal foods in the United States and is more widely used in the South than the North. Its value closely matches that of other cereals, with dietary usefulness influenced by accompanying foods and personal preference. when corn is cheap or other cereals are scarce, it can substitute for them.
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Wwendler
Chicago
Mackinne
Lake Michigan
Mackinac
Claude Dalton
Xavier
Miquette
Jesus
Iere
Chengo
Qariage
Halfa Fout
Rier
Frontenac
Joliet
Sieur Trobet
Lake Ontario
Fort Frontenac
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Erie
California
Grand River
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Tseng You
Ha Tan
Montreal
Frantenge
Niagara Falls
Batteaux
Desplaines River
United States