Missouri Workmen's Compens ation Plan Aims for Ballot Approval
Missouri considers a proposed Workmen's Compensation Act to be placed on the November ballot via initiative petitions. It requires state liability insurance for employers with two or more workers, creates a five member state commission, and an appropriation of 4.15 million dollars to fund it. Maximum weekly indemnity would be 30 dollars, with minimums for various disability categories. The plan also allows workers to choose their own physician and hospital.
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Small Community Drier Built From USDA Plans
A USDA prepared guide describes a compact three to four inch heat‑retained drier using a thermos or fireless principle. It outlines a 6 by 12 foot house, a furnace end, and a two pipe draft to a roof chimney, with four drying compartments and lattice trays to handle four to six bushels daily.
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Ways to Cook Cucumbers From US Department of Agriculture
Cucumbers can be cooked as a vegetable by steaming or baking. Peel and seed, then steam and serve with white sauce or combine with carrots turnips kohl rabi Jerusalem artichokes or asparagus. Baked cucumber halves may be stuffed with seasoned bread crumbs and fried lengthwise halves can be rolled in flour and fried. Sliced cucumbers saute in butter with onion. Recipes used in Switzerland France and Hungary show many methods worth trying.
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Switzerland
France
Hungary
Bacon Flavors Sandwiches For School Lunches
The article from the USDA suggests using bacon to flavor quick sandwiches. Plain bacon on bread with a few slices, or in club style fillings with lettuce, tomato, and chicken or veal. Out-doors bacon sandwiches cook over a fire with each person toasting their own, enhanced by onion or pickles.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Need Special Laws to Protect Airmen
Historical court rulings long ago found an aviator liable for damages caused by excited spectators during an aerial display. The summaries of cases from New York Germany and Belgium show that crowd actions following balloon landings led to damages, with the aeronauts held responsible under common law until specialized statutes relieve pilots.
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Ballest
Belgium
Shortcomings Moses Diggs and the Six Wives
A judge questions Moses Diggs about having six wives. He explains why past marriages failed: the first two spoiled the white folks’ dinners, the third had no cook, the fourth was lazy, and the fifth could not be endured unless the suitor was elsewhere. The exchange ends with a humorous quip about the fifth wife.
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Moses Diggs
London
Why Urchins Leave Home Reasons by Mrs Hamilton
Mrs. Mary E. Hamilton, New York's first police woman, cites hurt feelings rebellion and love of adventure as principal reasons children run away. Describes factors such as desire to be alone boredom and wish to see the world.
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Mary E. Hamilton
New York
High Shoes Cause Family Dispute Over Bill
The dialogue shows a father accusing deception after receiving an unexpectedly high bill for new shoes. The mother confirms buying the item, while the father laments the cost and questions the purchase.
Logical Professor Joke Exchanges Witty Banter
A playful dialogue features a professor and a friend joking about marriage. The professor asks about his wife, the reply reveals he is not married, and the friend quips that his wife remains single. The exchange hinges on wordplay about relation status.
Mother of Migrants: Laura Parker Helps Grow Safe Nurseries
Laura Parker leads the Council of Women for Home Missions in aiding migrant families near New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. Volunteers establish stations to care for babies and children in improvised camps, while teaching cleanliness and basic services amid harsh working conditions. The project funds equipment and runs nurseries with lectures and classes to uplift families.
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Laura Parker
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Miss Parker
Council of Women For Home Missions
The Woman Who Cans It Builds a Local Canning Plant
Melita Crawley of Edgewood Farm Mount Vernon New Hampshire runs a successful near site canning business from a summer home converted to a plant. She stresses peas corn and berries as top sellers and warns that persistence outdoor work and two years of effort are needed before meaningful returns.
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Edgewood Farm
Mount Vernon
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