John W Davis Described as Not an Office Seeker
The article portrays John W Davis as a humble, drafted candidate with deep farmer support. It notes his career path from West Virginia delegate to congress and solicitor general, highlighting his stance on agricultural reform and refusal to seek office for its own sake.
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Coolidge or chaos in final electoral stalemate
The piece warns that a strong Socialist Third party challenge led by LaFollette could siphon votes from Coolidge and Davis, preventing a majority in the electoral college. It argues a failed electoral vote would force Congress to choose a president, risking chaos and a nonrepresentative outcome, with Bryan favored by some.
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Paris Couture Silhouettes Shift as Autumn Season Opens
The Paris fashion scene debates silhouettes with a lingering straight line vs new options. Designers like Chanel Cullot and Molyneux test fuller forms, while the polo crowds in Westbury offer street style cues. Chanel showcases double effects with contrasting materials and elaborate coats.
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Brining Tomatoes How to Preserve Green Fruit with Salt Brine
The article explains using brine to salvage late season green tomatoes. It covers weak and strong brines, recommended strengths, salinometer use, and practical brining setup with kegs covers weights and scum removal. Brined tomatoes can become pickles or eaten directly after brining.
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United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Shirred Eggs With Rice From USDA Guide
A USDA guidance suggests combining eggs with boiled rice as a filling dish. Bake six eggs over rice in a baking dish with cheese sauce poured over. The cheese sauce is made by melting butter, stirring in flour salt and white pepper, then adding milk and cheese until thick.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sweet Potato Delight Follows Fall Menu Change
The United States Department of Agriculture notes sweet potatoes, plentiful in fall, may enter menus via smoking or baked forms. Prepare by boiling with skins on until tender, peel mash or press through a colander, then heat leftovers briefly to smooth lumps.
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States Department of Agriculture
Crafting Yeast Dough From Odd Measurements
A garbled list presents mixed flour sugar salt and yeast quantities with vague amounts and terms. It hints at a dough recipe using mashed potato or sweet potato, salty flour, and warm liquid, but the instructions are unclear and fragmentary.
Cabbage Ready for Many Ways to Serve It
The article extols cabbage as a versatile vegetable usable cooked or raw in salads and sides. It highlights its vitamin content and introduces a "Two-minute cabbage" method developed by the bureau of home economics at the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Delicate Creamed Cabbage Method
Instructions describe simmering finely shredded cabbage in hot milk with salt and sugar for two minutes. Blend butter and flour, stir into mixture with the cabbage and cream until thickened. Cook until just crisp with a mild flavor and texture similar to but softer than standard creamed cabbage.
Effacing Chocolate and Cocoa Stains
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines methods to remove chocolate and cocoa stains from fabrics. Ways include cold to lukewarm soaking, neutral soap, borax with cold or boiling water, and careful sponging for delicate textiles. Use of grease solvents is warned as flammable and should be done outdoors.
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