Stuffed Baked Apple and Creative Sandwich Creations
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup offers outdoor cooking ideas and varied sandwiches. Featured are a roasted stuffed apple wrapped in aromatic leaves, a tomato chicory egg salad sandwich, cottage cheese with chives on toast, Italienne spaghetti bacon shrimp toast, salmon caper mayo filling, and multiple meat sandwich twists using leftovers and pantry staples.
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Western Newspaper Union
Egg Salad a Choice Morsel from the USDA
A USDA home economics photo shows a simple egg salad layout with hard boiled eggs cut in six, arranged like a daisy around mayo center. Variants include yolk deviled with mustard cayenne or tabasco, served on lettuce with crackers or cheese biscuits.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Fairy Tale Dialogue on Sea Elephant Matchups
A whimsical dialogue features Mrs Sarah Sea Elephant and Mrs Sea praising future days and possible battles over mates. The playful exchange hints at sea elephant courtship and past interferences by rival mates in a lighthearted children’s tale.
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Sarah Sea Elephant
Mrs. Sea
Strawberry Jam Recipe From the Bureau of Home Economics
A brief home economics note describes a sun preserve method for strawberry jam. It covers washing, crushing some fruit with sugar, rapid cooking, adding lemon juice, and cooking 30 to 45 minutes until thick and red. Also includes a curious dialogue about figs and marine life.
Ways of Cooking Asparagus from the United States Bureau
The guide outlines quick methods to preserve flavor and vitamins as asparagus is prepared. It covers broiling or boiling whole stalks in a shallow pan, using cheesecloth or a basket for handling, trimming and washing, and serving with butter white sauce or hollandaise. It then details recipes for asparagus milk custard bake, spaghetti with asparagus, and asparagus timbales with steps, ingredients, and baking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Coats for Vacation Wear Parade in 1929 styles
A Western Newspaper Union report describes vacation coats and travel wear for 1929. Heavier warm coats suit cool trips while reversible short coats, calico prints, Jersey and silk cardigans suit summer wear. A full length coat with cape scarf, wrap design, patch pocket and pointed cuffs showcases wrap around styling and varied lining options.
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Western Newspaper Union
Sauce With Strawberry Flavor Pudding Recipe
A home economics bureau recipe explains a strawberry flavored sauce for pudding. It lists ingredients butter sugar strawberry puree and egg white and notes warming to prevent separation and improve texture. The method emphasizes cream butter add sugar salt stiffly beaten egg white and crushed berries then slightly warm to mix.
Smooth Sauce Ready to Serve or Chill for Thicker Texture
The instruction notes serving the sauce immediately or chilling it for a thicker texture. Finish with a smooth, glossy finish for immediate use or refrigerate to thicken as preferred.
Great Rift Valley Links Palestine to Natal Across Africa
The largest valley in the world is the Great Rift of Africa. It runs from the north of Palestine to nearly Natal, extending about 5,000 miles.
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Great Rift
Africa
Palestine
Natal
Value of Right Words Quote Adage
A quotation from Emerson on the power of precise language to address any calamity. It underscores how careful wording can begin to set things right and guide thoughtful response.
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Emerson
Pasturing Geese on Clean Range and Housing Needs
Geese require grazing for most feed and are raised in small flocks on farms. Proper pasturage prevents pasture spoilage from droppings, while dry, well-ventilated houses with earth floors and straw bedding keep geese healthy. Mating starts after two years. avoid undersized or overly coarse birds. a gand er mates with three to four geese.
Ohio Station Advocates All-Mash Chick Ration
The Ohio agricultural experiment station at Wooster promotes an all-mash chick ration as a new, successful method for raising chicks. They caution against adding scratch grains, warn that overmash balance lowers protein supply, and advise coarser grinding for air-mash to improve palatability.
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Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Raising Turkeys With Modern Methods In Poultry Aids
Turkeys may be raised by artificial methods with less labor and more profit than the traditional hen hatched brooding system. Each year increasing poults losses prompt shifts toward brooders and incubators as new developments reshape the turkey industry.
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Turkey
Fighting roup in flocks prompts strict cleanup measures
If any flock shows roup symptoms, start prevention immediately. Clean and spray all houses pens coops and runs with coal tar dip and disinfectant. Remove and burn droppings litter and trash. Remove unused equipment from houses and yards and store elsewhere.
Controlling Cannibalism in Laying Hens
The article explains darkening nests to reduce nest cannibalism during egg laying. It notes pick-outs when birds eat oviducts, hens attacked on the nest, and that dark nests discourage cannibals. It ends with recommending killing the cannibal birds as a plan.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Campaign
A vintage advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant anti acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and widespread use, promoting the Phillips name as the genuine product trademark since 1874.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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