Old fashioned strawberry shortcake gains praise at home
United States Department of Agriculture notes perfect shortcake is best homemade in simple old fashioned style. It describes biscuit dough, halved berries with minimal washing, serving options with whipped cream or icing, and practical tips for assembling and serving as a hearty breakfast or lunch option.
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Texas reports 1922 crop acreage estimates by county
The Texas Department of Agriculture released preliminary acreage figures for 1922 across 155 counties, noting incomplete reports due to early growth levels. Highlights include tomatoes and onions rising in acreage, cabbage yields from the Lower Rio Grande Valley at 3380 cars, and wheat at about 80 percent of last year with 65 percent possible yield due to conditions.
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Preserve Cherries for Winter Canning Guidelines
Agriculture service outlines how to can sweet and acid cherries, with steps for hot water or pressure canning. Instructions cover pitted versus unpitted fruit, syrup ratios, jar filling, rubber ring prep, sealing, processing times, and storage, emphasizing safe handling and leak checks.
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Advice for Selecting Fresh Vegetables at Market
Guidance on choosing cabbage beets squash cauliflower onions carrots spinach and other produce. Look for hard heads firm textures fresh leaves and avoid items that are soft wilted or soaked to revive them.
All Around in the House from a Practical Kitchen
In this home care note sage and salt season meat pies and cocoa. It suggests dyeing worn stair carpets, parrafin to remove table heat marks, and using earthenware for mixing bowls. It urges using apples for value and home cooking.
Wood Faces Decision on Philippines Governor Role
President Harding informed Major General Wood that he must decide by September 1 whether to keep the governor generalship of the Philippines or resign to accept the provost post at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Moore to Represent America on War Rules Commission
Washington John Bassett Moore former counselor in the state department and now a member of the new international court of justice has been appointed to represent the United States on the rules of warfare commission authorized by the army conference.
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John Bassett Moore
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Cow Sets State Milk Record in Cleburne Texas
Bright Morning's Sultan a four year old Jersey cow in Cleburne owned by Brown McDonald set a state record by producing 15000 pounds of milk and 910 pounds of butter fat in a year, according to the owner.
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Tex
Sultan
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Croker Buried in Ireland at Glencairn Castle Mausoleum
Richard Croker former Tammany chieftain died last Saturday and was buried on Friday in the mausoleum at Glencairn Castle estate in Dublin Ireland where he spent his declining years.
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Harrison County vat dynamited near Marshall
The Harrison County dipping vat on the Blocker place nine miles southeast of Marshall was blown up and destroyed Friday. Local authorities investigated the incident and no injuries were reported through the day.
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Marshall
Tex
Blocker Place
McRae Named Major General to Fill McAndrews Vacancy
Washington announces Brigadier General James H. M. McRae will be promoted to major general to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Major General James W. McAndrews. Secretary Weeks made the announcement Saturday.
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Tick Inspector Appointed in Luling Precinct
Luling Texas Dave G Tiller was appointed tick inspector for the Luling precinct.
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Luling, Tex
Dave G. Tiller
Luling
Cows Do Well on Sawdust Report from Wisconsin Experiment
A Wisconsin experiment station finding quoted in Scientific American notes cows fed a ration with one fourth sawdust showed no visible change in weight or milk production. Also a New York Times quip mentions Tony Pastor preaching at a church seen on a sight-seeing bus.
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