Iced Tea Craft and Brewing Basics From USDA Guide
The article explains iced tea’s popularity in warm weather and outlines choosing tea types East Indian and Ceylon for body and color. It covers packaging quality, leaf appearance, and Orange Pekoe meaning, plus brewing hot tea correctly before chilling to iced tea. It notes brewing times for hot and iced tea and stresses using fresh water brought to a rolling boil.
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Peach Cobbler With Hot Sauce Prepared by USDA
A historical U S Department of Agriculture recipe explains that cobbler differs from a deep dish pie by fruit under dough. Peaches are layered with sugar spice and butter, baked in a hot oven until tender, served hot with hard sauce or whipped cream.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Use waste oil to rid houses of bothersome crickets
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the article notes crickets invade garbage dumps near residences and recommends cleaning or treating sites with waste oil. It describes a poisoned bait formula using bichloride of mercury, water, flour, and pasta applied on cardboard to deter crickets, with warnings to keep bait from children and pets. It also advises sealing cottages and packing clothing in tight boxes to prevent infestations before leaving for the season.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
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Interesting Recipes That All Will Like By Nellie Maxwell
A 1930 Western Newspaper feature presents cooling dishes and sandwiches. Recipes include Jellé Consommé cups, Lemonade, Mushroom Soup, Oliva and Nut Sandwiches, Prune and Walnut Sandwiches, Peanut Butter and Jam Sandwiches, Banana Whip, Banana Cream Pie, Roast Beet and Tomato Sandwiches, with step by step preparation notes and serving ideas. The collection reflects home cookery of the era and showcases fruit, nut, and dairy combinations suitable for warm days.
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Geyser of Yellowstone Welcomes Adventurer David
David follows a Living Map route to Yellowstone Park guided by Wyoming and Patrolmen. He chats with the park geyser about creation, lumbering in Oregon California and Nevada, and the balance of nature. Two Voices outside the park threaten to summon David back to map owners and wolves.
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Satin Frocks Dominate Early Autumn Fashion
Satin gowns lead the fall color program with off-black, bronze-brown, emerald, garnet, and turquoise accents. Designers showcase complex detailing such as seaming and tucks, with monochrome contrasts and coordinated shoes in wine and brown tones.
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Make Life Sweeter Relieves Sour Stomach and Nicotine Stress
An old advertisement touts Magnesia for overeating and acidity, claiming quick relief and a sweeter system after a spoonful. It promotes Phillips products as physician endorsed for stomach upset, acidity, and nicotine effects, warning against inferior remedies.
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Phillips
Ingenious USDA Exhibit Demonstrates Tuberculosis Ant Disease
An innovative USDA display uses large ant images and a special device to reveal a disease map, showing an X-ray like effect that highlights infected areas. The exhibit demonstrates tuberculosis flow in a novel visual format for public education and awareness.
Experimental well freezes milk storage method tested
A demonstration at North Dakota Agricultural College shows a milk cooling method using an eight by nine and a half foot well lined with boards and gravel. A constant flow of cooling water fills the well daily, forming a large ice cake that endures through the 1029 summer.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Growth of Correspondence Schools Reaches 1.25 Million
In the United States correspondence courses enroll about 1,250,000 students, roughly double the total enrollment of all universities and colleges.
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