Harding Rites in Capitol and Marion Honor Late President
Officials at Washington and Marion observed solemn funeral rites for Warren G Harding. The body lay in state at the Capitol rotunda with vast crowds and schoolchildren in attendance, then moved to Marion for simple services and burial in a receiving vault awaiting a mausoleum.
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Plan to Make Sundaes at Home by USDA
A home ice cream guide from the United States Department of Agriculture explains making sundaes with cream milk and sugar, plus flavoring ideas and serving suggestions. It covers freezing methods with homemade molds, cocoa chocolate syrup, and variations using fruit pulps and caramel flavor.
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How Foods Meet Body Needs in USDA Bulletin 975
The Department of Agriculture issues a graphic bulletin showing 50 foods with charts of fuel protein and minerals lime iron phosphorus per pound. It notes milk supplies most calcium, fats provide high energy, cereals need dairy supplements, and fats and vitamins A and B present in milk eggs and yolks.
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Ways for Cooking Chicken Under Steam Pressure
The article from the United States Department of Agriculture explains steam pressure cooking for chicken. It describes smothered chicken, dredging, browning, rack placement, water addition, and sealing at 15 pounds pressure for 40 to 60 minutes. It also notes using stock to thicken and serve and mentions roast chicken with dressing and fricassee. A whole fowl needs lower pressure and longer cooking.
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All Around the House Cleaning Tips
Rub scorched spots with peroxide and rub coffee stains with glycerin. Rinse and press. Chocolate stains remove with borax and water. For lice on ferns stick sulfur match heads in soil near the roots. Dry cheese can be steamed for half an hour over a pan of hot water.
Missouri Supreme Court fines seek hike against lumber group
Attorney General Barrett asks Missouri Supreme Court to raise the 19 ousted St. Louis Lumber Trade Exchange firms’ total fines from 96 000 to 2 500 000 for price fixing and anti trust conduct. The court ousted the firms and dissolved the exchange, with fines ranging 2 500 to 10 000 for corporate leaders.
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