Missouri and City of Nevada seek to abandon street railway
Fort Scott Nevada Light Heat and Power and the city of Nevada file with the State Public Service Commission to end the street railway and replace service with motor buses at the current fare. A public hearing is set for October 31 in Nevada.
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State Public Service Commission
Jefferson City
Fort Scott
Nevada Light, Heat and Power Pany
City of
Nevada
T Car Service
Pro
R. H. Musser
R. T. Wood Springfield
Mis- Ee Federation of Labor
Central Labor Council
Joplin
Wood
Tate
William R. Painter
Iroliton
Senate
Painter
Missouri Gas and Electric Service Company
Marshall
Missouri
L. D. Thompson
Missouri Power and Light Company
Mexico
Missouri Utilities Company
Daniel O. Kerckhoff
Crescent
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Louis
Crescent Farm
St. Louis County
Hyde
State Highway Commission
Hodgdon
Ozark Trail Association
Samuel W. James
Sedalia
Pettis County
Gen. Hyde
Don Lamm
Lamm
Frank Delbono
H. M. Nowlin
Clance Nowlin
Bell Telephone Co
Supreme Court
Carl
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Missouri, Columbia
Missouri Conference For Social Welfare
Columbia
American Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Naval Service
Charles A. Lee
Lee
California
Secrets of making fine doughnuts USDA guide
A USDA prepared guide explains that a plain dough mix yields lighter doughnuts, notes risks of rich dough and high fat absorption, and recommends a 365 F frying temperature tested with a thermometer. It describes rolling, cutting, and turning methods, basket draining, sugar coating, and two tested recipes with specified ingredients.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pork richest in vitamins found in muscle tissue
United States Department of Agriculture reports vitamins exist in muscle fibers of beef veal mutton lamb and pork with pork especially rich. Experiments with rats and pigeons show growth and polyneuritis as indicators. Do not assume some meats lack nutritive value. meat remains important even without vitamins.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Fix Green Leaf Vegetables for Quick Tender Nutrients
A method to prepare green leaf vegetables by finely chopping raw greens, adding a small amount of water, and cooking in a double boiler or directly on heat. This preserves vitamins as the greens cook quickly and remain tender. Finely chopped lettuce can also be mixed with butter as a sandwich filling.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Best Clothing Decoration Through the Ages
Fabric choices guide decoration for dresses from cotton tailoring to silk afternoon wear. Cotton dresses favor simple stitching and matching collars, while sheer afternoon gowns use subtle trims like lace, ribbons, and beads. Wool and silk options include buttons, embroidery, and delicate collars in light fabrics for refined finish.
Housewife tips for cooking and home care
A speck of cream of tartar prevents fudge from crumbling when whipped. Cream poured over acid fruit with ice prevents curdling. Roof maintenance includes tar to cover holes and whitewashing cellar walls. A new paint sprays on evenly. In meat pies invert a teacup to support crust and collect gravy.
Tom Payson Proves Honest Heir Wins Dorothy’s Hand
In a farm home tale, Tom Payson disappears after four months work and repays a debt by labor. Mr. Yates and family wrestle with suspicion until Payson, revealed as a mining engineer and heir, explains his uncle’s plan and offers to settle interest. The farmer approves marriage to Dorothy.
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Dorothy
Tom Payson
O. K
Mrs. Yates
Tom
Mr. Yates
Grandma Yates
Henry Glover
Henry
Samuel
Harry Glover
Payson
Yates Farm
Yateses
Sis
Sam
Cies E
Glover
Dutch Treat Dinner and Show Won by Sam Jones
Bill Smith stayed for dinner and a show at Sam Jones urging. Jones paid the expensive bill and then claimed half the price. After theater tickets Jones again bought and Smith repaid with a quarter and a nickel, saying Sam owes me ten cents.
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Sam Jones
Bill Smith
Suburbia
Jones
Bill
Smith
Sam
New York Sun and Globe
Increase in Coffee Drinking in United States
Americans, heavy coffee users, drank more in the first half of 1923 than 1922. The foreign commerce department of the Chamber of Commerce reports imports of 699,088,000 pounds for January through June 1923 versus 639,941,000 pounds in the same period in 1922, a rise of 59,147,000 pounds or 9.2 percent.
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Foreign Commerce Department
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
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