Missouri News Nuggets Recap of State Events
Missouri focus covers education shifts with Dean Williams noting more women entering journalism but few stay in the field and Charles A Lee urging uniform elementary standards. Other items report cotton yields, sheriff’s search for a missing daughter, public service taxes, lumber trust case changes, and state education week proclamation.
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St. Louis
Walter Williams
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Missouri School of Journalism
Missouri
Charles A. Lee
Maryville
Northwest _Missouri Teachers’ ' Association
Hyde
Jefferson City
America
E. A. Logan
Jewell Mayes
United States Department and State Board of Agriculture
Misouri
Louis F. Hart
Washington
Moniteau County
California
Guy L. Noyes
School of Medicine
University of Missouri, Columbia
Noyes
Wm. J. Jennings
Charleston
State Tax Commission
City
Albert Chestman
George W. Case
Jackson County
Missouri Supreme Court
Lumber Trust
St. Louis Lumber Exchange
Justice White
Barret
Consolidated Schools of
Lee
A. A. Speer
Vegetable Combinations Offer Fresh Variety for Meals
A USDA guidance piece outlines how to vary veg dishes by season and pantry items. It highlights succotash with corn and beans, corn with tomatoes, peas with carrots or celery, and blends like okra with tomato and onion. It also suggests stuffing for eggplant, cabbage and potato pairings, greens mixes, and herbs to enhance flavor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Zealand
Summer Stains and How to Remove Them
The article explains why summer fabrics stain more and outlines steps from Farmers' Bulletin 861 for prompt stain removal. It lists stains such as fruit juices grass grease ink iron mildew and perspiration with recommended treatments including boiling water bleaching agents ammonia and javelle water and various acids.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
Pressing Woolen Garments Without Shiny Marks
The Agriculture Department advises using a thick cloth to sponge damp woolens and baste folds before steaming. Draw stitches promptly to prevent marks. Heavy irons work best on suit materials. Ammonia solution on the right side with a damp cloth and brushing can reduce shine. Silk and wool wrinkles respond to hanging in damp air or a steamy room.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Practical kitchen tips and travel packing hints from a home guide
Instructions suggest preserving foods with mustard and horseradish in a pickle jar to prevent mold. It recommends repurposing leftovers with a hot cream sauce on toast and proposes various nutritious breads. It also advises packing small items in a box for trips and folding sheets to dry quickly and resist wind tearing.
Ellen Lacy and the Storm Rescue at Thistleden
Ellen Lacy braves a ferocious storm to aid crash victims after a deadly rally. She battles hail and floodwaters guiding wrecked cars to safety, then learns Keeble the horse and rider are unhurt. An older farmer praises her bravery, and John Audley marries Ellen, as county cheers the couple’s betrothal and happy ending.
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Ellen
Squire Willis
Keeble
Helen
John Audley
Thistleden House
Willises
Audreys
Slim Ellen
Bill Jackson
Th Urse
Elien
Trude
Miss Lacy
John
Audleys
Urges Gallery of Replicas in Old Masters Paintings
A letter by Sir Henry Howorth proposes a gallery of replicas of old master paintings. He cites three in his collection a replica related to the Duke of Grafton and works linked to Sebastiano Del Piombo Rembrandt and Dosso Dossi. The piece extols replicas for living brushwork and faithful study, despite photography and color printing advances.
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Henry Howorth
Duke of Grafton
Carondolet
Raphael
Sebastiano del Piombo
Ferdinand Bol
Rabbi
Rembrandt
Hampton Court
Dosso Dossi
Ferrara
London Times
Robert Witt
England
Playing Safe in a London Tavern Hair in the Food
A Grub Street wit complains of multiple hairs in his soup and stew. He jokes with the landlord asking for rabbit pie to avoid hare in the dish. The exchange ends with a dry quip about the absence of hare in the pie.
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London
When Time Comes Dialog Aims at Matrimony
Humorous exchange frames a father urging marriage as the daughter quotes a curfew about a suitor who does not call until eight o clock. The light banter echoes social expectations and courting norms in a domestic vignette.
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Helen
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Frank M. Lowe
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W. J. Elledge
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