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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

6

Mr Bowser’s Bold Rescue Ends In Easter Eggs

Mr Bowser and Mr Jones report a bomb scare in which a cigar box left in a passage contained six eggs aged six to ten years. The box draws dramatic threat warnings but the captain confirms the prank after opening it, ending the “tragedy” without injuries.

Mr. Bowser Mr. Jones George Mrs. Bowser

New Interpretations of Old Favorites in Fall Blouses and Suits

The season brings revived appeal for middy blouses and coordinated skirts, with new fall versions in serge, georgette, crepe de chine, velvet, and cheviot. Tailored crepe de chine blouses feature high necks and tie-back waists, while velvet overblouses with peplums and georgette underblouses create dressy ensembles. Colors and trims vary, emphasizing originality in traditional styles.

Cheese Making Offers Means of Utilizing Surplus Milk

A US Department of Agriculture guide explains making American cheese on the farm. It covers milk quality, temperatures from 60 to 100 degrees F, rennet use, curd cutting, salting, pressing, and curing in a 50 to 60 degree room. The method yields about 100 pounds of cheese per 100 pounds of milk and notes curing time and paraffin dipping.

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin

Raised Rare Orchid From Seed in Kent Cottage Garden

A Kent cottager successfully cultivates the lizard orchid from seed, saving it from extinction. Once believed extinct, a specimen found in Kent caused botanists to note its rarity. Now a Canterbury cottage yields about twenty bloomING plants grown under natural conditions.

Kent Canterbury London Mall

Square Pegs

Secretary of State Hughes joked about the flood of political seekers in Washington at a dinner. He quoted a past royal appointment of Louis XIV era as an example of an unsuitable pick and the quip about learning to read highlighted the folly of misaligned patronage.

Hughes Washington Louis KV Bignon M. d’Argenson

Usual and Unusual in New Dress Accessories

Autumn fashion notes describe varied accessories with no striking novelties yet with diverse styling. Vestees with matching cuffs in bright embroideries, new neck pieces for coats or tuxedos, ruffled collars in net and swiss organdie, and Spanish style hair combs alongside enhanced fans. Mahogany wool sweaters gain appeal with black patent leather belts as a fashionable accent.

GIVES GOOD PICKLE FLAVOR Spiced Vinegar Method

Spiced vinegar provides uniform pickle flavor and works well in gravies potato salad and similar dishes. To make it fill a jar with a mix of herbs such as dill horse radish onions mustard celery nasturtium seeds tarragon basil and marjoram plus a red pepper. Cover with vinegar heated to 160 degrees F seal and filter after three weeks.

Fruits essential in a child's daily diet

Fruits play a key role in a child's diet. They supply mild acids, add flavor, aid digestion with laxative effects, and provide mineral elements. Include fruits in meals at least once daily.

How to Clean Vegetables Thoroughly for Fresh Produce

Wash all vegetables with care whether raw or cooked. Scrub large vegetables like potatoes and carrots with a brush. Greens should be washed leaf by leaf under running water or in plenty of water until free from grit. Sand clinging to greens sinks in water. Lift greens from water to prevent recontamination before draining.

All Around the Flouse Cooking Tips Compiled

A collection of kitchen hints covers dessert omelets preserving silver with camphor ice, proper can opening, baking powder per flour cup, pork fat to beef fat for frying doughnuts, labeling umbrella interiors, sand in lanterns to prevent sway and fire, and cooling foods with a two part boiler using ice.

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