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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
5
USDA suggests practical uses for roast lamb and mutton leftovers. Recipes include minced meat croquettes with rice and poached eggs, a molded rice dish with tomato sauce, and fried or broiled leg meat cutlets. Text emphasizes bread crumbs as a thickener and variety in textures.
A housewife tips column suggests using camphorated oil to rub streaks from polished tables and advises against dampening lettuce leaves for salads. It notes cornmeal on carpet grease, proper lamp placement for lighting, suede cleaning with oatmeal, Angelica as a green cake decoration, greasing a griddle with suet, keeping turpentine, and cockroach control tips.
A brief business advertisement for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co with Frank Hazlebaker as president based in Dillon Montana. It promotes prompt, complete abstracts and titles.
The remark notes how American development advanced significantly prior to widespread use of efficiency experts, implying earlier ingenuity and independent problem solving. It contrasts past self-reliance with later professional optimization approaches, highlighting a shift in problem solving culture.
Iowa congressman Bur ton I. Sweet extols the cow as humankinds chief benefactor praising her universal presence from biblical to modern times. He cites her roles in food, labor, and industry and notes U S milk cows number about 23 474 000 producing 8 484 000 000 gallons annually while cattle total reaches 67 886 000 head.
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