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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
3
Sour milk is a valuable food source with the same nutrition as fresh milk. USDA notes sour milk can be used in clabber, desserts, cake fillings, mayonnaise, gingerbread, corn breads, pancakes, and cookies. It also reduces eggs in some leavened recipes and supports various breads like Boston Brown Bread.
Two years of U.S. Department of Agriculture experiments show small amounts of vinegar or lemon juice reduce spoilage and shorten processing when canning corn beans peas spinach and asparagus. Results vary by vegetable with boiling hot packing and possible acid taste washing advised. Experiments to continue next year.
Experts from the U S Department of Agriculture emphasize fresh fruit as a source of sugar minerals mild acids and vitamins. They advise using apples pears plums peaches cherries oranges grapefruit grapes bananas avocados berries and dried fruits like prunes dates figs and raisins in meals and cereals for health and digestion.
Laundry bags of Turkish toweling are excellent. Bananas should be thoroughly ripe, eaten slowly and well chewed. No cake should be moved in the oven until it has risen its full height. An old mackintosh can be turned into a useful apron for washing days. A steel needle loosens cake from the center tube. French Belgian and Swiss natives cook lettuce like spinach. A peach jam is made with dried peaches and shredded almonds with cinnamon. Soap chips should dissolve in boiling water before use. Some washing preparations eat the clothes if left undissolved.
Knitted capes and suits emerge this season alongside sweaters and skirts. Designs feature accordion plaiting, angora collars, and contrasting color borders. Garments include detachable scarfs and practical pockets, aimed for outdoor wear and evolving into silk versions for summer use.
Summer blouses embrace white high backs and pale lace with a bold range of colors. Washable cottons in delft blue and lavender provide crisp wear for hot weather, while georgette remains dominant. From tie on to twelve inch peplums, styles vary from pure voile to embroidered lace and drawn work for dressy or everyday use.
Corry Trevers, a stenographer known for her dancing eyes, plans to resign to spare her employer Ralph Barrows from conflict with his fiancée Alice. On his birthday, Barrows reveals he bought Corry the old family home as a birthday gift and asks her to become his partner in life.
The Manchester Guardian notes that child participation in elections has historical precedent from youths in Parliament to early speakers. It cites figures like Tor rington at fourteen and Herbert at fifteen, recalling earlier regimes with members under twenty and even sixteen-year-olds who spoke and voted.
Seurat reports slow uplift of Pacific atolls, lifting reefs above waves to prevent erosion and allow terrestrial life. This contrasts Darwin’s submergence theory. uplift varies by island such as Aukena in Gambier archipelago showing rapid rise, while others rise slowly. Flora and fauna are limited to a few species despite apparent rich vegetation from afar.
Canada designates Point Pelee as a Dominion park to preserve it as a bird sanctuary. Twenty eight other sanctuaries are established nationwide, with hunting gear banned. Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island in the St Lawrence estuary feature large seabird colonies including crested cormorants herring gulls gannets and puffins.
A noted voice specialist argues that male children are five to one ahead of females in musical endowments while another authority claims women show more artistic development on average. The debate links brain development and centuries of education to artistic gifts.
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