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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
6
A 1910 USDA prepared guide describes home canning and drying of garden surplus. It details oven or specialized driers, portable evaporators, and a five tray DIY dry kiln with materials, construction steps, and safety notes for drying fruits and vegetables using wood stoves or furnaces.
The United States Department of Agriculture suggests meat salads as appealing for hot weather. Use cold leftover beef pork veal or lamb cut into cubes and mixed with cucumber celery radishes or onion. Season and coat with oil and vinegar if desired, serve on lettuce or shredded cabbage with mayonnaise or boiled dressing.
Household tips suggest using alcohol to remove stains and combining Swiss chard with onions or cabbage with potatoes as good mixtures. Stored linen stays white if wrapped in blue tissue paper. Lettuce and celery should be kept in the tire box until served and kept cold to stay crisp. Aluminum pots are available in sets and retain heat well. For lacquer cleaning, rub with lemon juice then wipe with a clean cloth until dry.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes longevity theories remain theoretical with life extension impractical. It cites Dr Leonard Williams of London proposing 140 year lifespans while stressing modern medicine fights preventable disease and warns that high health demands and daily life pressures hinder any Noah and Methuselah style age limits.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune laments the decline of cigar store Indians once common as door guardians of tobacconists. Eastern museums issue calls to preserve these wooden figures as relics for future generations. The piece notes their once wide presence, now mostly vanished, and ponders their origin and symbolism.
Carlysle Graham Raht discusses his story The Diamond Black in Everybody's Magazine. He notes the genuine diamond back rattlesnake is mostly in Arkansas and eastern Texas, while the western rattler is also called diamond back and its range overlaps into northeastern Mexico and the Davis Mountains.
Peru's foreign trade in 1921 reached 33,329,672 libras peruanas with imports at 16,669,188 and exports 16,660,484. On a $4.86 per libra basis, values were Imports 81,012,254 dollars and Exports 80,969,952, totaling 161,982,206. The 1920 totals were Imports 89,220,968, Exports 171,578,198, total 260,799,166.
Nottingham county faces destruction of Sherwood forest to fuel coal extraction. Annual mining could reach 10,000,000 tons in the region. Edwins ton hall will become an educational center for miners. The forest is owned by impoverished lords pressed by income tax.
The article notes Manter, a Santa Fe branch terminus west of Satanta, as possibly Kansas’s only city never to experience rain or snow, while describing its two banks and general stores and its thriving status.
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