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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1921

Page

2

Biscuits From the United States Department of Agriculture

The article details reliable biscuit making from USDA guidance. It covers plain, drop, sour milk, and potato-based biscuits, emphasizing fresh hot baking powder, quick mixing, proper dough stiffness, and oven heat for tender flaky results.

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Scissors Handy in Kitchen Use in USDA Test Kitchen

Medium sized scissors in the kitchen offer practical help, demonstrated by workers in the USDA experimental kitchen. They are used to cube cold meat, cut celery and peppers for pickles and salads, shred cabbage and lettuce, cut raisins or dates, remove grapefruit membranes, core eyes of pineapple, and trim bacon rinds. after each use they should be washed and dried.

United States Department of Agriculture

Hints on Kitchen Prep and Healthful Foods

Practical tips from a vintage household guide cover baking in greased pans mint chopping with vinegar salad oil mustard mixtures water intake and preserving oilcloth vinyl floors. It notes celery tomatoes green beans peas and most salad items as non fattening while recommending varnish for floor materials.

Meat Canning Demonstration Teaches Arkansas Agents

Six Arkansas home demonstration agents learned beef carcass cutting and canning at Lake Village in a demonstration school hosted by a U S Department of Agriculture specialist. About 50 locals attended, including nurses and doctors, as carcass bones were used for stock and stew.

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Silk Frocks Invite Leisure in Taffeta and Foulard Styles

AFFETA dominates silk frocks for summer use with foulard and crepe de chine in equal footing. Frock details include square necks three quarter sleeves and sashes with loops. The left shows foulard alone with a draped sash while the right features black taffeta with a tunic front and white ribbon trim. Crepe de chine and georgette provide contrasting textures, with taffeta remaining crisp and the crepe de chine frocks offering elegance.

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Fall Hats Debut In Charming Variety For Early Autumn

Readers are invited to explore a fresh fall hat collection that blends hand made elegance with new textures like duvetyn moire satin and velvet. The display features four styles including a stitched brim fabric hat with a bell crown, an off the face shape with ribbon ruching, a beaded sequin adorned piece, and a demure poke bonnet with chenille fruit accents.

Lilac Time in Ellington Returns Home to Love

Mary Meddlicott comes back to Ellington to help prune the Smiths’ lilacs and confront a haunted house rumor. She reunites with Frank Smith, rekindling a childhood romance as she contemplates opening a boarding house and restoring the old estate.

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Remains Man of Mystery James Ord Birth and Secrets

The life of James Ord began at Georgetown College Washington DC living with an uncle Ca Ord near the Washington Navy Yard. He died after naming a possible royal lineage claiming to be son of King George IV with mother Marie Anne Smythe Fitzherbert. He died in Omaha at ninety seven with the mystery unsolved.

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Latin keeps prescriptions precise in medicine

The article explains why doctors use Latin for prescriptions noting its exactness and universality, the prevalence of botanical drugs with Latin names, and the risk of English misinterpretation. It cites Latin as a global scientific language aiding accurate compounding in drug stores.

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Spicily Educational Moment At Moving Picture Show

A transcript records a chat about a moving picture, noting a vamp character and a listener’s self reflection on how to protect himself. The dialogue highlights a humorous, self aware discussion of film content and its learning value.

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