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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1922

Page

3

Missouri farm leaders cite decennial gains at Ste. Genevieve

J R How president of the American Farm and Federation praises the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation for helping farmers through postwar difficulties. He advocates an American merchant marine to compete with foreign shipping and notes the sector’s improved condition and organization.

Mtry J. R St. Louis County Cleanions League Lewood City Hall Miss. Mora Dietrich Lewood Walter Bundridge Verne Bundridge Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Moberly Canada Iowa Huntsville R. E. Culver St. Joseph Jefferson City Kansas City Joseph B. Shannon Democratic State Committee Shannon Culver

Cookies of Various Flavors Appeal to Children

USDA prepared guide describing plain rolled cookies plain drop cookies spice cookies chocolate cookies raisin or nut drop cookies and molasses cookies. It includes ingredients such as sugar shortening eggs flour baking powder salt milk and spices with baking directions for each cookie type.

United States Department of Agriculture

Raisins Boost Flavor and Energy in Everyday Cooking

Raisins, valued for iron content and natural sugar, are popular in homes for enriching bread and everyday dishes. The sugar is quickly converted to energy, aiding fatigue, while iron supports red blood. raisin bread is especially recommended during hot weather to revitalize tired people.

Cleaning Feather Pillows With Steam

To clean feather pillows fill a wash boiler with about four inches of boiling water. Place four baking powder cans evenly in the boiler and lay two small pillows or one large one on the canes. Cover and keep the water hot enough to steam for two hours. Remove pillows and hang in a breezy shady place until dry. They will look and feel like new.

Small basket holds cleaning tools and kerosene cleaner

A compact basket with a tall handle can hang a scrubbing cloth to dry and hold a can of scouring powder and a brush for bath cleaning. Some add kerosene for an easy sanitary cleaner that cleans quickly without scrubbing and evaporates fast.

Corn Meal Fish Balls From Codfish

A recipe for codfish balls using cold corn meal mush and an egg. Soak codfish to remove salt, combine with corn meal, egg, and shredded ter, form spoonfuls and fry in hot fat. Drain on porous paper. Dry mush key for best texture. They closely match potato balls in taste and are quicker to make.

All Around the House Household Tips Compiled

A collection of practical advice from around the home. Tips include using salt and vinegar to remove stains from teacups and odors, keeping plants fresh with a water funnel, and paraffin sealing cheese for long storage. Also notes on butter creaming, egg white for burns, vinegar in hot pans, and even utensil uses.

Varneys’ Midas Touch Persuades Lucy to Work for Her Prosperity

Lucy Varney travels 200 miles to the city to seek work from George Varney the famed money maker. She accepts a cook position at a $1000 monthly equivalent and proves her value by baking and kitchen skill. Her work leads to a quick bond with George Varney Jr and a pending engagement, while the elder Varney reveals his plan to unite the couple through practicality and ambition.

Lucy Varney Mountain George Varney Varney Midas George

Greenland Ranch Hottest Spot in the United States

Ten years of data from the U S weather bureau sub station at Greenland ranch Death valley California confirm it as the hottest region in the United States and possibly the world. A July 10 1913 record of 134 degrees Fahrenheit is noted as the highest natural air temperature observed under standard shade conditions.

United States Weather Bureau Greenland Ranch Death Valley Calif United States Panamint Range Borax Company Scientific American

Trail of the Serpent hero earns mixed marks

Flyp ple Flapp asks a ticket seller Daphne at the Oriental Grotto about the film's star. She verdicts the lead as a pretty fair killer but a darn poor kisser, reflecting light gossip from a Kansas City Star item.

Flypple Flapp Oriental Grotto Daphne Kansas City

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