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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

7

Labor by John Dickinson Sherman

The Congress shall have power to omit or prohibit the labor of persons under eighteen years, in concert with the states. This provision aims to regulate child labor nationwide, expanding federal authority alongside existing state laws.

John Dickinson Sherman Congress

Progressive push to amend Constitution on child labor.

A congressional committee urges a constitutional amendment concurrent with states to limit or prohibit labor of persons under eighteen. It notes Supreme Court rulings curbing federal power and explains form, scope, and age limit, arguing for national power to regulate child labor with state cooperation.

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Eggs in Tomato Sauce for Supper Recipe

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this recipe suggests to make a tomato sauce with tomato pulp flour celery salt butter pepper salt. Bake eggs in sauce until set then serve hot on toasted bread or with boiled rice.

United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Kitchen

Selecting Fly Bait of Big Importance in Fly Control

The USDA explains that fermentation drives bait attractiveness and that bait choice should target the fly species to destroy. Economical options include molasses and water, sugar beet molasses, and sirup with fermentation. Dairy farm options include milk and milk curd with sugar, while blood tankage mixed with molasses works for blowflies and house flies. Container size and surface aids increase catches.

United States Department of Agriculture

How to Clean Tin Utensils

Cleaning tips from the Agriculture Department describe washing tin ware in hot soap and water, rinsing in hot water, and thorough drying. If food sticks, use a weak soda solution and heat briefly before washing. avoid unnecessary scouring as tarnish protects tin and scratches expose iron.

United States Department of Agriculture

Time saving clothing organization tips from USDA guide

The guide advises storing mending scraps with the owner's boxes, keeping millinery trimming in a separate easy to access box, wind laces on cards, and grouping linings and old foundations together. Each housekeeper should tailor a system to keep clothing and materials organized for quick access and neat storage.

United States Department of Agriculture

How Creole Eggs Are Made

The USDA directions describe making creole eggs using six hard boiled eggs. Prepare rice in salted water, make a creole sauce with butter onions tomatoes and green peppers, layer rice and eggs in a dish, cover with sauce, add cheese, and bake until heated through.

United States Department of Agriculture

Practical Kitchen Tips From Daily Homemaker Column

Easy guidance on cleaning, cooking and serving ideas. Clean leather with gasoline dampened sponge. Fill prunes with grated cheese or nuts and dust with sugar. Mince cold chicken with lemon juice and olives for a sandwich paste. Use good lace rather than cheap fashion. Malted milk served in tall glasses. Drain canned fruit for shortcake and use syrup in sauce. Clean silver with milk then rinse.

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