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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

3

Missouri Officials Scramble Over Fourth of July Plans

Missouri Governor Baker objects to using the Fourth of July for Defense Day demonstrations and urges focus on national manpower and public ceremonies. The State Public Service Commission approves a busi ness toll rate increase for St Louis Bell Telephone, raising annual gross by about 394000 with taxes lowering to roughly 735000.

Overnor Baker Jefferson City Dwight F. Davis Washington S.tate Cy. E Finance Department Tewdenent A.C. In Kahoka Ben Comjoner French Cape Girardeau John Hunter Sparta Grace Lamar Pearl Baysinger Cobden Cape Girar Harry H. Perkins Hunter Jefferson Nick T. Cave Richard F. Ralph William R. Schneider Blican Oak Hunter Frank W. Kimball State Board of Charm and Corrections Baker Robert W. Johnson Carrollton Jhnson Lottie J. Taubman Lexon Lafayette Mty Cohors’ Association of Missouri Springld W. G. Lockridge Howard County W. E. Banks Greene Nty Crow Monroe Coun la Plata Iton Sedalia Typographical Union Sedalia Evening Democrat Boonville Jeffer City Ben ©. Hyde Ormer Hyde Ince War Department National Guard State Public Service Commission St. Louis Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Kinloch Telephone Company Bell Telephone Company Commission Ernest A. Hartsock Young Dale Jones Kansas City Kansas Riverview State Bank Kan Sedalia Missouri Fair Grounds Missouri Pacific Booster Club Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Illinois Tuttle James River Springfield Episcopal Brotherhood of the Six States

Chic beach suits for girls dazzle Paris and America

A 1926 Western Newspaper Union summary notes youth fashion in beachwear from Paris to America. It contrasts bold colored outfits with black and blue ensembles, detailing fabrics from satin and crepe de chine to cretonne and terry cloth. It highlights coats, capes, petticoat cuts, and accessories like rubber garters, hats, and bathing slippers, plus styles for children and toddlers.

Paris France Riviera

Laying Linoleum Requires Care and Skill

Guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture explains that linoleum floors must be level and dry, with cold rooms heated beforehand to avoid cracking. It covers tacking versus cementing methods, edge trimming, baseboard adjustments, and the need for expansion space to prevent buckling, plus use of waterproof cement free of silicate of soda.

United States Department of Agriculture

Vegetable and Cereal Loaf from USDA Recipe Note

A USDA bureau of home economics recipe for a substantial loaf combining cooked kale carrots and rice with eggs. The loaf is baked until brown and can be covered with bacon strips or buttered crumbs. It aims to conserve minerals and vitamins while offering varied vegetable dishes.

Bureau of Home Economics United States Department of Agriculture

Orange Milk Cup Recipe Notes

Instructions describe mixing sugar with fruit then heating in milk and water, cooling with ice to taste. Suggests serving in a mason jar for best results, using orange juice and lemon juice with milk and water.

Janice

Sweet Curds as Filling for Pastries

The home economics office of the Department of Agriculture recommends curds as a pastry filling. Make curd by adding rennet to warm milk and letting it set, then strain. Mix one quart milk curd with butter sugar two egg yolks raisins nutmeg bake like custard pie.

United States Department of Agriculture Albermarle County Virginia Home Economics Office Department of Agriculture

Baked Custard Varieties and Flavoring Tips

Baked custard uses twice as much egg as soft custard for a given milk amount and is cooked in a dish without stirring to keep a soft jelly like texture. It browns with caramel or flavorings, may include chocolate or fresh and dried fruits, and is finished when a knife comes out clean.

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Missouri State New G W. F. Frank Thompson Co. Bank E. C. Matthews Sikeston Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau E. C. Rannels Swifton BE. C. Morstadt Dexter W. F. Battar Holland Banking Co E. L Sanford Clinton Webb City H. P. Study Austen Brummitt Randolph Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul A. C. Gose West Plains Howell County Joseph Book Marshall Chase House E. J. Johnson Poplar Bluff Bois Voile Dimity Western Newspaper Union
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