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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
9
An old guide explains how to use sour milk and slight milk substitutes in baking. It covers neutralizing turned milk with soda, balancing with baking powder, and general tips for cakes and cookies. It notes baking soda as a leaven in some recipes and warns against using it alone. It ends with a Jelly Cake recipe featuring butter, sugar, sour milk, and flour.
OCR fragment lists meals and baking instructions for tomorrow including grapes fruit cereal cream plain oma lot muffins milk coffee and Chicken broth with vier tomatoes rye bread and jelly cake. It details a lamb loaf potarasa buttered peas cabbage lime jelly salad cherry cobbler and a bake time of 49 minutes at moderate heat with a boiled frosting. It ends with a note comparing electricity usage in the country to Germany and Denmark.
Aurora June 27 AP Senator Janes J. Davis of Pennsylvania and Mooreheart warn that the machine era poses peril as Congress grants bold powers to President Roosevelt. Doyle addresses Moose convention, with A J Barford Tay romu as supreme dictator and trustees named. Mooseheart governor elected. Mooseheart noted.
Chicago dispatch reports a Technocracy convention where leader Scott urged technocrats to run the country. He described creating an organization to abolish the price level, with bayonets lined up by supporters from Techs nocracy and related groups.
Lincoln Neb June 27 Nebraska manufacturers and buel nosamen today discussed plans to protect themselves under the federal industrial recovery act and to share in its benefits. Resolutions were adopted calling for organization of state manufacturing.
Treasury report from Washington dated June 27 discusses efforts to combat arbitrary rules and federal decisions affecting Nebraska industry, urging cooperation under the federal recovery act and state laws. It notes June receipts totaling 37,071,083.58 with expenditures of 25,207,666.97 and a balance of 9,289,948.94. Customs duties for 24 days in June reach 18,003,651.25.
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