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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

9

Word Puzzle From The Times II Across And Down

A long mixed list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down entries. Entries include general terms, personal titles, animals, objects, and abbreviations. The page promises that the solution will appear in the next issue.

Jelly Making Rules From USDA for Berries and Fruits

The United States Department of Agriculture outlines jelly making tips to ensure flavor color and texture. Use a mix of underripe and ripe fruit for best texture and flavor. For each cup of fruit juice three quarters cup sugar is recommended.

United States Department of Agriculture

Flour bin from old lard can wins kitchen makeover

A Virginia woman used an old lard can as a flour storage bin, mounting it on a crate, painting both white, and adding casters. She built a DIY kitchen cabinet allowing storage under one side for the bin, in a kitchen improvement contest photograph by the USDA.

United States Department of Agriculture Virginia

Right Way to Can All Summer Berries

Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture for canning berries including blackberries blueberries dewberries huckleberries loganberries and raspberries use water bath or pressure canner process times 20 minutes for quart jars 15 minutes for pint jars 10 minutes for tins seal invert and cool watch for spoilage and label lots.

United States Department of Agriculture

Lifting the Head and Slow Motion in Golf Practice

A golf instructor advises beginners to avoid the phrase keep your eye on the ball. He demonstrates eye and head movement, stresses slow motion practice to reveal swing hitches, and recommends loosening the grip to prevent friction that causes a hitch. He notes the hitch often lies in the right hand and emphasizes stance and grip adjustments.

Many Varieties of Cheese in France Revealed

A census shows France has 750 distinct cheeses with regional specialties. Americans typically name brie and roquefort, while many districts keep unique varieties confined to their areas. Poitiers favors chabichou, Vendome uses ash coverings, and Poisse cheese is famed locally as the king of cheeses.

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Faultless Starch Brand Promoted for Boiled and Cold Use

Advertisement highlights Faultless Starch as a versatile product for boiled starch by adding boiling water to a cold water mix or using it cold. It claims no lumps for garments from ginghams to organ dies and notes the brand’s long history of over 35 years from the Faultless Starch Company in Kansas City Missouri.

Conference site chosen for peace talks at Portsmouth

President Roosevelt named Portsmouth New Hampshire as the conference location for Russian and Japanese envoys to draft a peace treaty. The choice was based on favorable climate and reduced hardship in summer versus other proposed places.

Portsmouth N. Cs Roosevelt Russia Japan

St Louis to Replace Mounted Patrols with Auto Police

City officials order seven fast autos to replace four horse mounted units. Each vehicle will carry two officers and operate in outlying districts replacing horse mounted patrols.

St. Louis

Probing Methods Locate Ore Beneath Groundwater and Ice

Prospectors use high conductivity of ore beds versus surrounding rock to locate deposits. Copper pyrite was found 30 feet underground on a sandy plain far from ore landmarks. A mother lode with 7 percent copper lay under a frozen lake beneath 80 feet of water and 10 feet of mud. The Lundberg Nathorst method uses wires in shallow trenches and telephone listening to detect ore.

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