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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1924
Page
6
The article notes September 12 as National Defense Test Day to showcase civilian readiness and the defense system rooted in local organization. General Pershing cites community ties, recruitment, shelter, and training as core to mobilization, with President Coolidge backing a patriotic, nonmilitary emphasis.
The War department outlines a September 12 defense test to show how skeleton units can be rapidly mobilized locally in an emergency. It calls for community participation, training, enrollment, and planning led by officers from Captain Smith to brigadiers, aiming to build national confidence while promoting peace.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. Calves brains are cooked in water with vinegar and salt, then scrambled with eggs. Braised sweetbreads may be baked or fried. Liver is fried with bacon or braised. Tongue can be boiled and served with tomato sauce or sliced cold with salad. Hearts require long slow cooking to render tender.
Students offer lunch ideas from the United States Department of Agriculture. They discuss packing neatly in waxed paper, keeping foods clean, avoiding spoilage in heat, and using paper cups for soft items. Milk from home is preferred when possible.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance explains preserving peaches by embedding in jelly to maintain fresh flavor. Peel pit pears and raspberries, strawberries, pineapples may also be preserved similarly. Prepare peaches sliced thin, mix with sugar, boil briefly, add pectin, skim, and fill glasses for a ready jelly preserves.
The U S Department of Agriculture shares a frosting method developed in the Bureau of Home Economics experimental kitchen. Beat egg white with sugar and water until stiff, add salt and flavoring, then thicken. Chocolate or caramel variations are described with specific steps and substitutions.
Fry a frying-size chicken in hot lard a few minutes. Add one chopped onion one green pepper one tomato one tablespoon chili powder and one half cup rice. Season with salt and pepper and add hot water to cook the rice until tender.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes bluings vary by composition and form. Prussian blue and aniline blues are common while indigo is rare. Proper mixing, rinsing, and testing with soap suds detect iron contamination and ensure even color without spotting. Ultramarine is less soluble and used in balls or cubes with careful handling.
Nothing is so disgraceful to seek as unmeaning waste. Maple sugar may be kept moist placing in the refrigerator, or keeping in a closed jar in which had been placed in a potato with a slicer off the end. To clean straw hats thorough cleanse with warm water. Then we with following solution: One ft spoonful oxalic acid in one pint water.
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