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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
7
A feature touts leftovers as economical and appealing with a chicken casserole recipe serving four to six. It describes parlaying roast leftovers into pies and casseroles, includes Parsley Biscuits, Beef Noodle Casserole, and a Roast Beef Pie crust recipe, plus variations for ham and fish dishes.
Romanian chemist Dr. Cosla leads a 20 acre Arkansas project at the College of the Ozarks Clarksville to cultivate drug bearing plants such as belladonna opium poppy and ergot. hydroponic trials test crop conditions for domestic production potentially turning the region into a drug farming and manufacturing hub.
Handy Cart Elgar Schroeder of Morrison ville Wisconsin believes a handy farm gadget can look attractive while saving labor. His pull push cart carries a tools wagon axle kept and the cart was built of inch pipe. Time to build the cart was two and a half hours at a material cost of one dollar. Arc welding played an important part in the construction.
A kitchen display item features a graceful corner shelf and a gay cookie box cut from quarter inch plywood with a pattern 266. Includes a color guide and actual size cutting plans. Pattern by Drew Hills of York.
A vintage pattern describes a daytime dress with diagonal line detail on the front and novelty touches. It features short or three quarter sleeves, sizes 12 14 16, with pattern number 8331 and printed interior notes.
Colonial North Carolina faced severe ammo shortages with ships not owned locally charged a tonnage duty on gunpowder shot and flints. The policy aimed to curb maritime trade and enforce colonial control amid tensions.
The Tower of London, famed as a site of torture and executions for many notable figures, was built by William the Conqueror. This landmark’s origins trace to that early medieval period and royal power.
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