Pasteurization of Cream Prevents Butter Flavor Loss
Farm butter makers seek for tips to avoid rancid flavor. Professor Forrest C. Button of dairy manufactures prescribes pasteurizing cream at 145–150 F for 30 minutes or 165–170 F for 10–15 minutes, then cooling to 50 F or lower for at least three hours before churning.
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Forrest C. Button
Dairy Manufactures
Professor Button
Button
Layer of Ashes and Air From Pit Preserve Grates
The article explains that furnace grates are heavy alloy iron to resist warping and heat and are replaced mainly due to improper firing. It advises keeping 4 to 6 inches of ashes on the grates to prevent overheating, maintaining a clean ash-pit to ensure proper air flow, and avoiding violent shaking or dumping until summer cleaning.
Regency Era Furniture Styles and Influences
The Regency period from 1811 to 1820 saw George IV as regent for George III and featured robust Directoire and Empire chair forms, metal grilled cupboards, and woods like mahogany and rosewood. Black lacquer with gold was a popular finish.
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George IV
George III
France
Directoire
Restore Old Shrubs and Hedge Renewal Tips
Old shrubs can be rejuvenated by cutting hedges to ground level in early spring and shaping as they regrow. For individual shrubs remove one third of the oldest wood each year, then pinch new suckers’ tips as they reach about a foot to encourage bushier growth and prevent long unbranched shoots.
Governors with World War I Flying Service
Five governors gained insight to aerial warfare during World War I serving in army or naval air forces. Florida’s Spessard Holland, Illinois’ Dwight Green, Maine’s Sumner Sewall, Utah’s Herbert Maw were army fliers while Kansas’ Andrew Schoeppel joined the naval reserve flying force in 1918 for four years. Holland downed two enemy planes and was shot down once, earning the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Spessard Holland
Florida
Dwight Green
Illinois
Sumner Sewall
Maine
Herbert B. Maw
Utah
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Naval Reserve
Holland
Complex stomachs enable ruminants to use simple feeds
Complex stomachs in cattle sheep and other ruminants allow them to meet all protein needs from common cereal and legume feeds. Animals with simple stomachs like hogs and chickens cannot use low quality feeds and require a higher intake of animal protein feed.
Enna Falls to Allied Forces in Sicilian Push
United Nations forces announce Enna, a crossroads city in central Sicily, is in Allied hands as American and Canadian units advance to control key rail and highway networks. British forces under Montgomery push toward Catania while Axis resistance collapses and large prisoner numbers are reported.
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Sicily
United Nations
Eisenhower
Enna
Island
Montgomery
Catania
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour at Cameron Theatre
Comedy tops the Cameron Theatre bill on Wednesday July 21 featuring Henry Aldrich in Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour. Jimmy Lydon stars with Frances Gifford and Diana Lynn as Henry's romantic misadventures disrupt his father’s political plans amid humorous hijinks with Dizzy and supporting players.
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Cameron Theatre
Henry Aldrich
Henry
Paramount
Jimmy Lydon
Hollywood
Hilary Dane
Frances Gifford
Centerville High
Phyllis
Diana Lynn
Centerville
Dizzy
Charles Smith
Germans Fight in Plains of Catania and Sicily War Developments
World War II dispatches show Axis troops surrendering in Sicily as Allied forces push toward Palermo. Eisenhower’s headquarters report 40,000 Axis prisoners in ten days, with Patton’s Americans within 60 miles of Palermo and Montgomery advancing to trap retreating units. The Pope and Rome’s bombing cited by Axis propaganda. Doolittle led Rome raid. U.S. Navy prepares for extended war into 1949.
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North Africa
Rome
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
el Duce
Mitchell
United States Army Air Force
Sardinia
London
Joseph Stalin
Orel
Red Army
Munda
Brenner Pass
Sicily
Eisenhower
George Patton
Paleramo
8Th Army
Montgomery
Boot
Berlin
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Barents Sea
Norway
Red
Amiral Horne
United States Navy
Washington
Navy
Rome air raid shadows Vatican and Rome fate
A noon dispatch claimed the Pope cancelled audiences due to crowding risk as Rome faced potential further air raids. Officials note Allied confirmation pending while battle progress in the wider war could influence decisions about retaliation or destruction.
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Japan
Rome
Days and resistance of the Tial ians
Fragmentary line references days and the resistance of the Tial ians, suggesting a historical note on a people and their endurance. No clear events, dates, or figures are readable to specify.
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