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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
7
Alix Dies Car Crash Brings Peter to Grief
In a mountain cabin tragedy Alix Lloyd dies after a car crash that saves Cherry and Peter from disaster. Peter confronts his loss at Alix’s grave as Martin lingers in a san Francisco hospital and Cherry endures mounting sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Helen
Alix
Thompson
Joyce
Strickland House
Cherry
The Funeral of Alix in a Warm Flowered Church
Peter faces a bewildering day as Alix lies in a coffin surrounded by flowers and mourners. Women and men weep while strangers praise her kindness and happiness. The organ resonates in the scented air as clergy speak through tears about Alix’s radiant, final look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Cherry
Martin
Joyce
Fred
Mountain Cabin
Ron
Alix
Helen
Anne
Little Cherry
Salt and Dampness in Moisture Exchange
Salt is hygroscopic, absorbing moisture from air. Air and salt compete for moisture. results depend on conditions. Warm air holds more humidity, drawing moisture to salt, which then releases it back when air dries.
How to improvise a funnel from an eggshell
To fill narrow necked bottles when a funnel is unavailable, use a dry eggshell with a small hole at the bottom. Stand the shell so the hole remains over the container opening and pour contents through the shell as a makeshift funnel. The method repeats a regular funnel action with a simple shell instrument.
Conveniently Planned Kitchen Saves Steps for Housekeeper
The USDA Circular 189 argues a well lighted ventilated kitchen reduces drudgery and saves energy. It recommends small 9 by 12 feet kitchens, proper layout to minimize steps, and grouping of sink stove and work table. It emphasizes washable floors, running water, screened windows, and ample cupboards to aid sanitary, efficient meal preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Seasonings For Flavoring Vegetables In Household Cooking
The article advises that households tailor seasonings to family tastes with emphasis on garlic, herbs, and timing. It explains when to add volatile flavors, how to use bouquet garni, and proper handling of garlic shallots and common vegetables for flavoring without overpowering the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Substitutes for Quick Starch And Paste Corn Milk Tip
In a pinch use corn starch in place of laundry starch with the same quantity. the result is the same though corn starch costs a bit more. If paste is needed and unavailable, use condensed milk as a substitute.
Use Kitchen For Food Only
The text argues a kitchen should be used mainly for food preparation and serving if needed. It warns against combining it with laundry washroom and storage, which invites dirt and clutter and reduces sanitation and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Remove Stains on Fabrics with Boiling Water Trick
The article describes a method to remove tough stains from fabrics by tying the fabric over a vessel, tightening the surface, then pouring a continuous stream of boiling water from a height. It notes this simple treatment often fades the most obdurate stains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Dames
Sprinkling Method Eases Ironing of Delicate Garments
A home tip explains sprinkling dampness on fine blouses or baby clothes by wrapping in a water-wrung towel and rolling for 10 minutes. The fabric becomes evenly damp and ready for ironing, avoiding uneven moisture.
Household Tips From The Housewife
Lemon juice will improve the flavor of stewed figs. Stewed figs and cranberries flavored with lemon make a delicious pie filling. Gem pans are nice for baking individual omelets and serve them on toast. A cloth moistened with camphor removes spots from furniture. EyeS Zine should be cleaned with soap suds and salt then polished with kerosene. The more butter used in a cake the higher the baking temperature.
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