Peanut Use and Value in Feeding and Food Industry
The article traces peanut origins from Brazil to North America and Australia, noting its rapid 20th century growth as a major American crop. It highlights peanut oil and meal as profitable products, discusses uses from lamp oil to frying, and emphasizes oil content, protein, and vitamins. It also covers varieties, edible forms, and the crop’s regional production, especially Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sod
Atlantic
Garrison
Brazil
South America
North America
Central America
Africa
Australia
United States
Georgia
Caroline
Alabama
Virginia
Queensland
Gome
Peanut’s Rise as a Nutritious Global Staple
The peanut emerges as a highly protein rich food with substantial fat content and caloric value, rivaling beef. It thrives where lime-rich soils exist and offers notable mineral benefits. Culinary uses span roasted salted peanuts to pastes, sweets, breads, and margarine substitutes, underscoring its value in tropical and subtropical regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Railway calamity claims Ferry family in deadly crash
A severe railway wreck near Murton on Saturday night killed the wife and two children of railway settler Mr. James Ferry who were travelling aboard a trolley. At the Horsham Traiting Club annual meeting Mr. T Shearweld was co elected president. The report also notes a district name and a vague reference to Federation varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murton
James Ferry
Horsham
Lyons Rebukes Wells in Australia Over Loose Talk
Canberra reports say Australian Prime Minister Lyons rebuked English author H. G. Wells during his Australia visit. Lyons criticized provocative statements about European leaders, stressing restraint to avoid embroiling Australia in international tensions. Wells is urged to atone at the science congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
A. G. Wells
Austria
Lyons
Canberra
Wells
Devon Port
Melbourne
Asmis
Gas masks for babies and young children in mass production
Wing-Commander E J Hodsoll told the Institution of Professional Civil Servants that anti gas devices for babies and special gas masks for children two to four years old were entering mass production. He recalled early attempts using pram covers and soapbox devices, but heat issues led to new designs. He noted cats and dogs could spread mustard gas through fur, and warned about cold storage depots and the risk of gas affecting food supplies as temperatures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hodsoll
Royal Socilety of Arts
London
London | Times
Shoreditch
Hodeall
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Watt
New South
Wyalong
New South Wales
West Wyalong
Australana
Bank OF New South Wales
Best Ban
Australasia
ORF
O.H.V
Charles Motors Prnsent Street
Sack
Peevichen
Beint
Firebrace Street
P.O. Bex
Ee & Si
Smutol
Viliem St
Horsham Times
Mir
Britain
Beaurepaire
Tyre
Beaurepaire Tyre Service Pty. Ltd
Opperman’s Red Gum Saw Mill
Robinson Street
Mill
Gilene
Eugene
Raselli
Cyclops
C. H. Hoskin & Sohs Pty. Ltd
Dalgety
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