Jubilee Pancakes for Luncheon Desserts This Month
Jubilee Pancakes offer a festive dessert for luncheons and clubs honoring Washington's Birthday and Pancake Day. The recipe serves six and features orange grated rind, cherry sauce, and a light batter fried to golden brown.
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Washington
England
How to Clean and Store Overshoes and Boots
Cleaning tips for overshoes rubbers and winter boots using washing machines brushes saddle soap and mild detergents. Rinse dry brush mothproof spray and wax uppers and soles. Store wrapped in boxes stuff with paper and keep dust out.
Paper plate helps keep kitchen trash dry and clean
A simple paper plate placed at the bottom of the kitchen garbage pail helps absorb moisture and prevent leaks, keeping the container dry and clean for easier waste disposal.
Penny's Small Homes Plans and Portfolios Offered
Complete building blueprints priced at 5.00 for the first set and 3.50 for duplicates. Three portfolios with 60 designs each offered at 1.00 each. Postage 50c for plans and 10c per portfolio. Send payment to PENNY'S SMALL HOMES Box 1055 Berkley Michigan. delivery in two weeks.
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Penny
Berkley
Michigan
Small Homes Design No 276 by Penny Hazell
A budget friendly design emphasizes economy with white wood siding a square form no basement and money saving features. Front picture window corner windows and brick planting box add prestence while living dining are combined for space and the kitchen and laundry share a compact efficient work area.
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Penny Hazell
Eyes of Home Right Color Important On Windows
Windows reflect a home's style and must harmonize with roof siding and trim. For wood units paint before installation and protect factory millwork from moisture during building. Prime thin coats inside and out and avoid getting paint on weatherstripping to prevent sticking.
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Ge Weston
Kitchen Precautions to Prevent Home Accidents
Lincoln Nebraska United Press report quotes Helen Becker, rural health specialist at the University of Nebraska, outlining kitchen safety tips. Turn handles of cooking utensils to the back of the stove, keep knives away from children, use a safe ladder for high shelves, ground electric appliances near sinks, and keep cords switches and plugs in good condition.
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Lincoln
Neb
Helen Becker
University of Nebraska
Farms Worth Billions Across The U.S.
American Builder magazine reports over 5 million farmhouses and 25 million other farm buildings worth more than 20 billion dollars. The vast property stock highlights the scale of the agricultural economy and rural infrastructure nationwide.
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American Builder Magazine
3 000 Miles of Asphalt Coverage Since 1940
Asphalt roofing applied since 1940 amounts to more than enough to cover an area nearly a mile wide and 3 000 miles long, illustrating vast-scale building material use over decades.
Planning a Home Vegetable Garden for Year-Round Harvest
The guide outlines creating a staggered planting schedule to match family needs, choosing sowing times, and balancing space for twelve vegetables. It emphasizes planning servings per sowing, managing hardy versus tender crops, and staking tomatoes and cucumbers to maximize garden yield.
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Iesa
Leek
New Zealand
Grapefruit Goes Green for St Patrick Day Menu
A Florida grapefruit recipe promotes green themed dishes for St Patrick period. It describes preparing grapefruit halves with lime gelatine shamrocks and emphasizes high vitamin C as a health note. It also notes green coloring can appear on fruit skins and advises choosing inspected fruit.
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Florida
Ocean conveniences and a stubborn bathtub stopper
A reader recounts a frustrat ing bath accident with a modern tub drain lever. Attempting to free a jammed stopper, the outlet was damaged and required tools. The author notes seeking a proper rubber plug and resolves to keep a child from bath access next time.
Bituminous Coal Dominates Kentucky Energy Output
More than nine tenths of Kentucky energy comes from mineral fuels and water power, with bituminous coal supplying the majority. The statement highlights coal as the principal energy source in the state’s mix of mineral fuels and hydro power.
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Kentucky
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