Locarno treaties hailed as new era in world peace
Premier Briand and six powers sign the Locarno pacts while Britain and Italy back guarantees to prevent frontier trespass. Germany joins the League of Nations soon. talks also touch on evacuations in the Rhine and arbitration for disputes. President Coolidge faces domestic issues as Congress debates tax cuts and inland water routes amid farm relief efforts.
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Pinchot Proposes Compromise to End Anthracite Strike
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania pushed a new compromise last week to halt the anthracite coal strike. The miners’ representative accepted it as a basis for further talks, but operators rejected it, saying it would repeat a Jacksonville style mistake of fixing prices to secure wages. Miners’ President Lewis condemned the operators, stating their stance lacks public concessions amid an increasingly acute crisis.
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Republicans in Senate Accept Nye Appointment Amid La Follette Support
Republican readers in the Senate last week largely dropped any challenge to Senator R. M. LaFollette of Wisconsin and to the appointment of Gerald Nye of North Dakota, a declared La Follette supporter.
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Permit Revocation and New Rules for Sacramental Wine
Commissioner Blair and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews issued orders to revoke all existing sacramental wine permits by December 31 and imposed new restrictions on reissuance. Only rabbis and ministers may obtain permits for withdrawal and must deliver wine to worshipers. One gallon per adult per year is the maximum unless greater amounts are clearly necessary. Storage locations must be maintained with accurate distribution records.
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N Agreement Reached on Ro Mania Debt Funding
Washington reports an agreement to fund Ro mania's U S debt over 62 years with 3 percent interest for ten years and 3 percent thereafter. The fixed total debt stands at 14 590 000 dollars. France plans to resume debt negotiations under new finance minister Louis Louvrier amid Briand government currency inflation concerns.
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Special aircraft board report delays aviation controversy
The Resident Coolidge era commission submitted a report on aviation but avoided a final decision. It does not name Colonel Mitchell yet opposes a separate air force coordinated with army and navy. The document says air services have been neglected and subordinate and calls for more assistant secretaries in the army and for military aviation.
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Preparing a Baked Stuffed Shoulder of Lamb
The USDA shows a shoulder commonly passed for the leg, yet tender and sweet when prepared. Remove the shoulder bone, fill the cavity with a seasoned stuffing, then bake slowly two to three hours, basting with drippings and a cup of hot water for a moist finished dish.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Uses for Cut Bread
Bread slices left after meals can be saved and repurposed. The U S Department of Agriculture suggests using a bread board to cut only what is needed, then toasting or oven drying scraps, making crumbs, escalloped dishes, bread pudding, stuffing, thickening soups and sauces, replacing part of flour in baked goods, or boiling in hot milk as a cereal substitute.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nuts Mixed With Different Foods
Nut combinations bolster luncheon or supper dishes with rice, potatoes, or bread. Dishes include nut loaves, croquettes, and stuffing for poultry. Desserts, custards, puddings, and custard pies gain flavor from chopped nuts and several nut based treats and candies are common.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Properly cooked rice should be dry and fluffy
The article explains how to cook rice so each grain remains separate and fully cooked. It covers avoiding overcooking, salting, and methods used in the Orient and Southern United States, including boiling in abundant water and draining, then keeping warm to finish. It warns against stirring which can break grains and notes variations for large or small pots.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Boost Appetite in Patient Letter
A Jersey City man, Frank J. Trumbull, credits Carter's Little Liver Pills with curing poor appetite and sour stomach after reading a similar testimonial. He reports relief from stomach gas, no bilious feelings, and a doubled appetite, praising the pills and recommending them for sale in drug stores.
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