European and World Affairs in Turmoil and Scandals
A review of current events details political corruption inquiries in Pennsylvania strikes and money spent in campaigns, plus high level shifts in France and Brazil. It notes Mellons backed campaigns, the Ohn Cardinal Bonzano welcome in New York, and the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago, while French finance turmoil leads to cabinet resignations and beggars a national union. Brazil withdraws from the League of Nations. South American and European reactions threaten shifts in global diplomacy.
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Edward W. Pickard
Senate
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
William S. Ware
Pepper
Pinchot
Pepper-Fisher
Mellons
Republican Organization
Mellon
Senator Reed
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Kline
Harry A. Mackey
Philadelphia
Ware
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Niquor
Vare
Reed
Wheeler
League
Congress
OHN
Bonzano
New York
al Smith
Walker
Monsignor
Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
Mundelein
Coolidge
Labor
Davis
Plebiscitary plan for Tacna Arica deemed impracticable
The Tacna Arica commission adopted Lassiter's motion finding the plebiscite unworkable due to lack of fair voting guarantees. Chile blamed for conditions and ordered its ambassador to Washington to halt negotiations, risking US prestige in the western hemisphere as Chilean deputies denounced the United States and the Monroe doctrine.
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Lassiter
Tacna- Arica Plebiscitary Commission
Peru
Chile
Washington
United States
Duel in Cracow Ends When Count Refuses to Fire
Ousted Polish tolerist Count Skrzynski and General Szep tychi, chief aide to Marshal Pilsudski, engage in a pistol duel in Cracow. At command the general fires, grazing Skrzynski’s scalp. Skrzynski then lowered his pistol and refused to shoot saying he did not know how to miss and did not want to kill, prompting a halt to the exchange.
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Ount Skrzynski
Protoler
Poland
Szeptychi
Pilsadeki
Cracow
President Commission Aims High in Philippines Survey
OL Carmai A Thompson sails from Decuattie to the Philippines as the personal representative of President Coolidge to survey island government and conditions. He may widen inquiry to other American possessions while coordinating with Governor General Wood in Manila.
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Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Philippines
Samoa
Guam
Army
Navy
Manila
Wood
Flank steak makes a good mock duck explained
An USDA prepared guide suggests flank steak as a budget friendly mock duck option. It notes flank steak has no bone and little fat, so two pounds suits a family. stuffing with onion bread celery and fat, rolling, searing, braising, and serving with a rich gravy.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Eggs Cooked Slowly Improve Nutrition for Children
The U S Department of Agriculture says eggs supply high quality protein best used by children when cooked slowly. Rapid heating toughens white protein, while slow cooking yields tender white and soft yolk, aiding digestion.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Milk Fat and Cream Formation in Dairy Products
The text explains that fats are the most concentrated energy source and that milk fat or butterfat is vital for butter and many cheeses. It notes milk fat exists as small globules that rise to the top, creating cream as milk sits.
Milk as Infants Food and Substitutes Advised
The article states that milk from a strong healthy woman is the best food for infants and is universally admitted. When unavailable, the substitute should resemble it as closely as possible. Cow's milk is the most common substitute and may be artificially modified if needed.
Removing Grease Spot On Garment
Housekeepers often face grease stains on clothes. Most fat solvents are flammable, so not for home use. Carbon tetrachloride, sold at drug stores, offers a useful alternative for stain removal. Place fabric wrong side down on blotter, apply solvent with cheesecloth or sponge, then blot.
Using Rice Instead of Potatoes Is All Right
The United States Department of Agriculture notes rice can replace potatoes in meals without major nutrition loss if fruits and vegetables supply minerals and vitamins. When potatoes are among few vegetables, include sweet potatoes, dry rice, whole or ground, macaroni, and dashins to cover missing nutrients. This year a bumper corn crop allows corn products to balance farmer supplies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
What Foods Are Best to Correct Constipation
Dietitians say the best approach is high fiber from fruits, vegetables, and whole grains to add bulk and water retention. The goal is to produce stool that stimulates the intestines and stays moist, with cellulose helping retain water. Consult a physician for long standing constipation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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