Iced Tea Basics From a USDA Guide On Brewing
A USDA guide explains iced tea as a popular refreshing beverage for hot summers. It covers tea types from East India black to green and oolong, packaging, brewing times, and the importance of fresh water and proper pot guidelines. It notes that strong black teas mix well with milk and that orange pekoe signifies leaf grade, not a tea type.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
East India
Ceylon
China
Japan
Formosa
East Indies
United States Department of Agriculture
Peach Cobbler with Hot Sauce from U S Department of Agriculture
A tested peach cobbler yellowed by a bake guide from the United States Department of Agriculture describes a biscuit crust dessert. It details ingredients such as flour sugar peaches milk and butter with baking powder and salt and instructs on rolling, layering peaches, sprinkling sugar and dotting with butter before baking at about 400 degrees until tender. Serve hot with hard sauce or cold with cream.
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United States Depa of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Boston
Western Newspaper Union
Use Waste Oil To Get Rid Of Crickets
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the notice urges cleanup or treatment of garbage dumps near homes to curb cricket infestations. It describes waste oil as an effective permanent remedy and details poisoned bait mixtures to reduce room presence while warning to keep products away from children and pets.
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United States Department Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Interesting cooling recipes for a warm day by Nellie Maxwell
A collection of light dishes and sandwiches perfect for hot weather. Jellied consommé, lemonade, mushroom soup with cream, and olive and nut or prune and walnut sandwiches appear alongside banana desserts, banana cream pie, roast beef and tomato sandwiches, and lemony banana whip. The piece reads like a 1930s home kitchen guide from the Western Newspaper Union.
Geysers in Yellowstone Speak With David in Adventure
David travels toward Yellowstone Park guided by Wyoming patrols and a talking Geyser. The geyser praises California’s lumbering, Montana and his "mother" state and Oregon-Washington-California’s industry, then hints at map society health as two Living Map voices draw near for David’s attention. The tale blends nature wonders with playful regional personifications.
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Great Salt Lake
David
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Idaho
Uteh
Gon
Washington
California
Montana
Geyser
Map Society
Western Newanaper Union
Satin Frocks Dominant In Early Autumn Fashion
Fashion notes satin gowns for fall feature off-black and satin shades with rust, plum, and garnet. Black remains strong with color touches while turquoise accents appear on black or brown. Dresses show extensive detailing yet aim for simple overall effect, with coordinated shoes in matching hues. Joy Angerie adds daytime gown touches.
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World of Fashion
A Shepherd Who Became Great in Amos Teachings
Study outlines Amos 7 1 14 where a herdsman and fruit gatherer is chosen by God to preach to Israel during Jeroboam II. It notes he was not trained as a prophet yet proclaimed God's message, denounces greed luxury and corruption, and calls repentance. The lesson stresses seeking the Lord while judgment is stayed and turning from idolatry perverting judgment and dethroning righteousness.
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Amon
Israel
Judah
Jeroboam II
Joseph
Ephraim
Manasseh
Bethel
Gilgal
Beersheba
Wormwood
Praise to the Lord from Joseph Parker
A short hymn fragment expresses gratitude to God the Lord for loving kindness and tender mercy. The speaker vows to praise with a joyful heart and ecstatic love, naming Joseph Parker as the author.
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Joseph Parker
Spurgeon on conduct and trifles in moral choices
A quotation reflecting Charles Spurgeon’s maxim that daily acts, no matter how small, should be judged as right or wrong. It urges recording conduct, even minor trifles, to form a conscience about little things.
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Spurgeon
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Nellie Maxwell
Mary Graham Bonner
Redwood
Hosea Ballou
By Julia Bottomley
Western Newsyover Union
Moody
Western Newapa
Jer Union
Amos
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