Vary Cooking Of Vegetables Urges Foods Specialist
A U S Department of Agriculture home economist urges varied summer meals using home grown vegetables. Baking replaces heat heavy cooking with dishes like baked tomatoes cucumbers and peppers. Leftover vegetables transform into a cheese topped scalloped bake or a vegetable souffle, using pulp eggs and mild seasonings to conserve food value.
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Wight
Bureau of Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
The
Bureau
Stuffed Egg Plant A Welcome Change From Fried Foods
Economical dish using eggplant and vegetables. Scoop pulp, mix with bread crumbs butter and vegetables, fill shells, top with crumbs, bake until tender. Serve in baking dish.
Variety Ways to Cook Cabbage Tomatoes and Cucumbers
The article suggests quick vegetable cooking, noting cabbage can be steamed in its own juice in a covered pan and improved with a flour and milk finish. It urges variety with tomatoes and cucumbers, listing methods like stuffed baked fried creamed or stewed, and numerous tomato combinations with other vegetables for guidance.
Recipes Earn Honorable Mention and Farm News
Mrs Ed Strub of Woonsocket and George J Hertz of Ree Heights earned honorable mention in the week’s recipe contest with chicken rice and Huntington chicken dishes. The column also notes tomato recipe prizes upcoming and wheat and oat yield estimates from Aberdeen area, with marriage licenses for John D. Van Sickel and Nora Jane Strand of Ellendale.
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Ed Strub
Huntington Chicken
George J. Hertz
Ree Heights
Aberdeen
W. E. Dittmer
Brown County
John D. van Sickel
Nora Jane
Strand
Ellendele
N. D
Seek Homes For College Women
President Royal C. Agne of Huron College urges private homes to host working students. He notes many requests for board and room for women, aiming to place applicants by September 10 as colleges expect larger enrollments. He emphasizes it as an economical and crucial support for students.
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Royal C. Agne
Huron Colone
Huron
Thei
Agne
Precedents Shattered in Curtis Garner Vice Presidential Race
Washington reports a historic race between Vice President Charles Curtis and House Speaker John Garner. It would be the first time both the vice presidency and the speakership are candidates for the same office. The two would jointly preside over the electoral vote counting next February.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
John N. Garner
Senate
House
Curtis
Garner
First-time vice president defected to APCoter for VP
Garner, though, would not be the first speaker to become vice president. Schuyler Colfax of Indiana, speaker in the 38th 3th and Mth congresses, became vice president March 4, 1859.
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Garner
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
Engberg Elected B Y P U Leader at Camp Judson
Rapid City man Harold Engberg was elected state president of the Baptist Young People's Union at a gathering in the Black Hills camp. About 150 attendees from across South Dakota were present as the meeting, led by Rev J Clyde Clark, concluded. Erma Schroeder was chosen secretary and Robert Krueger treasurer. Edwin Ring was re elected state leader with heads of activity: Devotional Evelyn Krueger, stewardship Clara Miller, service Orin Fuller, and fellowship William Hice.
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Engberg
Camp Judson
Black Hills
Harold Engberg
Rapid City
Wee
Baptist Young Peoples Union
B. Y. P. U. Assembly
South Dakota
J. Clyde Clark
Erma Schroeder
Avon
Robert Krueger
Sioux Falls
Edwin Ring
Huron
Evelyn Krueger
Clara Miller
Belle Fourche
Orin Fuller
Madison
Willaim Hice
Watertown
All-Bran doubles usable iron in liver study
New tests indicate Kellogg's All-Bran contains twice as much blood-building iron as an equal weight of beef liver. Lab experiments show it adds bulk to exercise the intestines and tone the intestinal tract, helping constipation without habit forming drugs.
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Aul-Bray
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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