New Discoveries in Mesa Verde
A sandal identified as a double weave basketmaker type was found under a cliff palace boulder. The article notes drought in Mesa Verde, water shortages, then nearly 200 cliff dwelling dams and a reservoir system that supplied water during heavy rain, with cloudbursts filling the system.
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Civilization
Cliff Palace
Messa Verde
North American
Spruce Tree Canyon
Mesa Verde
Canyon
Relics of People Older Than Cliff Dwellers at Mesa Verde
The article reports Mesa Verde National Park plans for summer exhibits and new ruins access, including Rock Springs Trail to Step House and several cliff dwellings. It notes ancient post basketmaker pottery evidence, early water management by prehistoric dams, and ongoing relic discoveries led by Superintendent Archeologist Jesse Nusbaum.
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Mesa Verde National Park
Spruce Tree Camp
Spruce Tree
Navajo Canyons
Mesa Verde
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone
Colorado
Denver
Rock Springs
Chapin Mesa
Soda Canyon
Great Montezuma Valley
Rice Mountains
Lone Dome
la Sals
Utah
Mancos River
Arizona
New Mexico
Ship Rock
American Southwest
America
Spruce Tree House
Mesa
Sun Temple
Far View House
Jesse L. Nusbaum
Nusbaum
National Park Service
Step House
New Rock Springs
Park
Mr. Nusbaum
Southwest
Spruce Tree Canyon
Old Stock
Boulder
Systematic House Cleaning Plan From USDA
The USDA outlines a weekly house cleaning plan to save labor by grouping tasks. It advises dusting small items first and covering or removing them, then cleaning furniture radiators walls and floors, and using a vacuum last to reduce dust scattering and move fewer items.
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United States _Department of Agriculture
United States Department of’ Agriculture
Woman heads Home Economics Bureau at USDA
For the first time a woman, Dr. Louise Stanley, leads the newly created bureau of home economics within the Department of Agriculture. The bureau aims to inform mothers and housekeepers about modern, practical household methods, nutrition, and budgeting to improve family life and efficiency.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Rabbit Casserole Featured By USDA Advice
The USDA Bureau of Home Economics suggests a rabbit casserole method. Clean and cut the rabbit, season and flour dredge, fry in fat, then bake in a casserole with a gravy made from the frying fat flour and stock, seasoned with salt pepper and Worcestershire sauce. Cooking time ranges from thirty minutes to an hour until tender.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
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