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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1924

Page

2

Muscle Shoals Dam and Navigation Project Outline

Overview of the Muscle Shoals development on the Tennessee River in northern Alabama. Details the dams, nitrate plants, villages, power capacity, and construction, with notes on wartime and peacetime uses, costs, and engineering features. Mentions Wilson Dam, Dam No. 1 and No. 8 concepts, nitrate production methods, and the potential for fertilizer vs explosives.

Uscle Shoals United States Tennessee River Alabama America Chile Muscle Shoals Wilson Dam Congress War Department Secretary of War President Coolidge Florence Florghee Ohio Wilson Waco Muscle Shoals Project Tennessee Kentucky Mississippi Cairo Knoxville Tenn Paducah Gatun Assuan Hugh L. Cooper New York Chicago Corps of Engineers Lansing H. Beach Harry Taylor George R. Spalding Cooper Muscle Shoals Dam

Making Gummed Paper Dress Form Helps Rural Housekeepers

Extension workers with the Department of Agriculture and state colleges teach gummed paper dress forms to let women fit garments without help. Demonstrations at clubs spread the method, and four people can speed the process. Circular 207 offers full directions free while supplies last.

United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges

Special Means to Keep Different Foods Cool

A bulletin describes iceless refrigerators and earthenware devices that cool air by water evaporation. Food can also be kept cool in heat-tight containers or by vacuum-jacketed bottles, not making foods cooler than ambient. On farms cold ware from deep wells provides cooling, and storage boxes or wells over springs or brooks are used if ice is unavailable.

Major Crain Muscle Shoals United States Department of Agriculture

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John Dickinson Sherman Gorgas Alabama Power Company Ala William Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Building Company Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company J. K. Crain Ordnance Department Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics Bureau Home Economics Department Agriculture Washington
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