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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
2
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on using steam pressure cookers to tenderize cheap cuts of meat and dried beans, preserve flavor, and shorten cooking times. It covers temperatures at 5 to 20 pounds pressure, timing guidelines, meat preparation, and cooking puddings.
The Bureau of Animal Industry urges cool not freeze mutton before curing and recommends using large cuts like legs and shoulders. Dry cure uses seven pounds salt per 100 pounds of meat with sugar and peppers, followed by a day and a half per pound before smoking in a smokehouse.
USDA approves a winter preserve recipe using dried apricots and pineapple. Soak apricots, drain pineapple, cook with sugar, add apricots again, then bottle in sterilized glasses. Requires careful watching to prevent scorching.
An extension worker in Linn county Missouri urged funding home labor savers by using proceeds from poultry raised from one setting of eggs. Seven communities joined, 104 women pledged to buy conveniences with chick-raising earnings after selling one hen. They earned 735.20 dollars from 722 chickens and earned premiums offered by local merchants for best records. Other communities expressed interest in joining next year.
A quirky reminiscence lists kitchen tricks and odd tips. It mentions oyster flavor from cooking, French chalk for hats, rubber fingers for slicing, wood ashes removing pot skins, olive rings in soup, milk as a universal food, keeping bread moist with a cut apple, and stuffing tomatoes or peppers with nuts and crumbs.
President Harding told Congress he will use all government power to maintain transportation and the right to work. He proposed a temporary national coal agency and a coal industry fact finding commission, and urged swift passage of related measures. He condemned mob violence including the Herrin massacre and called for stronger enforcement of laws against conspiracies in rail and coal disputes.
Missouri ranked third among states in boots and shoes production per federal Bureau of Labor Statistics data. In 1920 the value reached 157,141,141 dollars with 638 factories. St. Louis produced 90,942,833 dollars in 82 plants, while 81 other factories statewide yielded 66,204,308 dollars.
The New York Sun quotes Mr. Schopenhauer mocking honeymoon trips to top resorts. He predicts brides will later taunt husbands with memories of inferior settings and poor service, urging men to choose deliberately unremarkable lodgings to outshine future offerings.
A reading of Goethe emphasizes that true happiness is found in peace at home, regardless of rank or status, suggesting contentment comes from domestic tranquility and personal balance.
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