Timbales with left over meat recipe from USDA
Prepared timbales using veal lamb or other left over meat instead of chicken. Mix one pound cooked meat finely with eggs salt onion juice milk or meat broth parsley flour butter lemon juice. Grind chicken through fine blade. Make cream sauce from butter flour and liquid. Combine with seasonings and bake in custard cups in a water bath for thirty minutes. Turn timbales out and serve hot.
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United States Department of Agricultore
Bureau of Home Economics
Western Newspaper Union
Irish Setter Puppies Win Prizes At Mapp Show
A mood of pride fills a Meath Ireland setting as a dam and her almost grown Irish Setter puppies attend a dog show. The mother explains the joy of success and warns about responsibility, while the puppies mimic crowds and celebrate with wagging tails. A concluding note extols cabbage as a nutritious family staple rich in minerals and vitamins.
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Western Newspaper Union
Food tips and recipes from 1924 Western Union brief
A signed 1924 Western Newspaper Union piece offers kitchen how tos. It covers cake icing mishaps and a maple syrup cake, veal and ham shank stew, and vegetable dinners. It adds spring produce ideas, mushroom and corn accompaniments, and a chicken aspic method with gelatin mold.
Vegetable Soup for Children
A milk based vegetable soup improves nutrition for children and helps when milk intake is low. Chop vegetables, cook in butter until tender, mash, heat milk, mix with vegetables, season with salt, and allow to blend briefly before serving hot.
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Serre
Household Hints For Spring Cleaning And Care
The column offers tips on fashion colors for spring and practical advice on cleaning wicker furniture with a slit brush and salt water. It notes advertising aids to ease chores, proper storage for ammonia bottles with rubber stoppers, and cautions against soaking wooden handles and clover egg beaters in dishwater.
Red Cedar Chests Protect Clothes From Moths
United States Department of Agriculture experiments show genuine red cedar chests kill clothes moths, while veneers or neutral wood chests fail. Chests must contain at least 70 percent three quarter inch red cedar lumber to be effective, and red cedar veneer alone offers no protection if not real cedar.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Vegetably Speaking and the Shell Game of Life
A quirky local column recalls Bin Benz the neighborhood philosopher who riffs on life as a shell game with peas. He notes good sports are willing to take podluck, a playful poke at luck and community camaraderie.
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bin Benz
Milady Dresses For Summer Wear From USDA Guidance
The USDA guide advises light colors to avoid widening the figure, promotes moderately loose designs, set in sleeves, and minimal trimming to prevent broadening. It details a green and white voile dress with long collar revers, jabots, and a front belt to flatter a tall medium stout figure, including pin tucks and a green horsehair knot finish.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economies
Fashionable bridesmaids frocks rise with lace and longer skirts
In 1928 summer fashion the bridesmaid gown trend features longer skirts and higher waistlines. Lace remains dominant often paired with chiton styles, cascades into capes or inset lace, and delicate ribbon hats complement transparent frocks. The look favors feminine elegance for garden parties and weddings.
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Caton
Milk Beverages Show Varied Uses Beyond Plain Milk
The United States Department of Agriculture states milk can form the base of many hot and cold beverages, nearly as versatile as milk itself. It notes these drinks suit those who dislike plain milk and that children and others may enjoy rare serving styles when milk is used in diverse ways.
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Tolstoy
United States Department of Agriculture
Credit body puts brake on crooks
New York report from the National Association of Credit Men details 28 commercial criminals convicted and 419 indictments in the past year. Since a $1.4 million credit protection fund was created, 444 criminals were convicted and 1,142 indictments returned. Convictions rose to 208 in the latest year, with geographic splits of 113 in the East, 82 in the Middle West and 15 on the Pacific coast. The group notes investigations declined, but asset recoveries topped $620,000, aiding creditors and deterring fraud.
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New York
United States
National Association of Credit Men
Samuel Ardren
Association
National Credit Protection Fund
Ardron
Credit Protection Department
Lee Tagney
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Doctor to Study Cry-Baby Psychology in Infant Research Campaign
Dr Edwin G Zabriskie secretary of the Neurological Institute Medical Board announces a program to study cry-baby psychology as part of the institute’s 200000 campaign to trace roots of criminality and maladjustment. Pathologists and pediatricians will examine body conditions and chemical balance to gauge future adult adjustment.
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Washington
Edwin G. Zabriskie
Medical Board of
The
Neurological Institute
Deetor Zabriskie
Zabri
How Cute Sandwich England Ronie Golfer Garters Tale
A colorful, archaic line describes a fashionable golfer from Sandwich England who will wear garters with red tassels. The remark questions who would enforce such a decree, noting no objection from a big friend and referencing the prince of Wales in a playful, cryptic tone.
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Sandwich
England
Prince of Wales
To Ape Crusoe Memphis Plans Island Visit Like Robinsion Crusoe
Richard Halliburton, author, plans a Memphis stop and a voyage to the Robinson Crusoe island to live as the castaway did wearing goatskins with a man Friday, adopting the explorer persona.
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Ape Crusoe
Memphis
Tenn
Richard Halliburton
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