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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

6

Conical Hoop Fly Traps From Barrel Hoops and Screen

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide details a conical hoop fly trap built from barrel hoops and screen. It specifies dimensions 24 inch high cylinders 18 inch diameter cone 22 inch high, and lists materials and construction steps for a durable inexpensive trap.

United States Department of Agriculture

Subtle Flavor Tricks for Salads and Soups

A guide on using small amounts of garlic bay leaf curry and onion to improve dishes. Notes include squeezing onion juice with lemon to suit sensitive tasters and adding a pinch of curry to white sauce. Emphasizes delicate, unobtrusive flavoring for broad appeal.

United States Department of Agriculture

How to Make Sticky Fly Paper at Home

The article explains a simple outdoor friendly fly paper method from Farmers Bulletin 734. It instructs heating two pounds of rosin with one pint of castor oil until syrupy then brushing onto paper and drying. A dozen papers cost about one cent.

Farmers’ Bulletin United States Department of Agriculture

Quality of Cream to Whip

The best cream to whip is good rich raw cream aged 24 to 48 hours from the USDA. It should contain at least 30 percent butter fat and be kept very cold. Pasteurization lowers whipping quality and homogenization is harmful, together destroying cream value for whipping.

United States Department of Agriculture

Chopped fat pork and pastry tips from a home cookbook

The text offers kitchen hints and food prep tips. It suggests using fat pork in pastries, dissolving gelatin for ice cream, rubber gloves for slicing, panned chicken with currant jelly sauce, olives as garnish in soup, and methods to freeze water ice versus ice cream. It also covers fruit stuffing ideas and fuel efficiency notes, plus cake texture tips with flour and cornstarch.

Radio coupling controls the oscillations in vacuum tube

The article explains how the three electrode vacuum tube can self excite oscillations only with proper plate grid coupling. It discusses how coil spacing and inductance values affect Oscillation stability, including configurations with intermediate circuits and antenna coupling for continuous wave transmission.

Summer Slump Is Beneficial to Radio Industry, says Expert

Interviewed in Radio Merchandising, Jo seph D. R. Freed argues the summer slump benefits dealers and manufacturers. He notes ideal coupling for tube oscillation, regenerative circuits, and Armstrong regenerative receivers, urging dependable, value driven merchandise and dealer cooperation over overstocked catalogs.

Joseph D. R. Freed Radio Merchandising Ers

Radio News Bits From The Coast And Heartland

Reports say Doctor Marconi reached 200 words a minute in transoceanic radio. Utah companies oppose commercial radio use. A San Francisco divorce case centers on radio. A Los Angeles eight year old is named the youngest licensed operator. Three children burned in a DC fire linked to a radio transformer. Underrwriters warn on lightning protection for radio wires. Radio aids farmers with fresh price quotations to curb fraud.

Marconi Utah San Francisco Los Angeles Bobbie Garcia Pacific Coast Aiken D. C National Board of Underwriters

Missouri News Nuggets highlights across state events

Missouri reports include the Alumni Association purchasing a motion picture camera for university records and future events, court rulings on county committees, rural school standards counts, Methodist ordinations, county welfare growth, and various local developments from Cape Girardeau to Union.

Alumni Association University of Missouri, Columbia Bob Hill Board of Carriers J. (. Jones Missouri Sam A. Baker Jefferson City Baker Methodist Church South Bishop McMurry Fourth Street Methodist Church Moberly B. L. Holcomb Wesley C. Davis Clifford B. Harbour Clyde C. Clark John E. Wade John L. Lawson Frank ©. Tucker Ernest Jones Harry FE. Corbin Frank G. Seyfarth Lawrence County Homer Talbot State Board of Charities J. C. Turk Mount Vernon Red Cross Benjamin Leader University of Missouri New York City Columbia Leader Gettysburg Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago Andy Powers Poplar Bluff High School Bismarck (Mo Powers Morris Pitts Roy Clark Mexico Wyoming Ku Klux Klan Poplar Bluff

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