Epitaphs and Epitaph Makers Across History
A collage of famous and odd epitaphs from colonial America to Bermuda and beyond. Notable lines from Franklin Stevens on a Samoa memorial and Belloc as well as local graves with humorous or cautionary verses.
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Hilaire Belloc
St. Peters
Bermuda
Wipe Out Fowl Pest Invasion Suppressed In Two Months
Federal action crushed the European fowl pest outbreak in Morris County New Jersey. Prompt June reports led to rapid destruction of infested and exposed poultry, ending the outbreak within about two months with no further cases.
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United States
Morris County
New Jer
Mao's Vanity and Night Regalia Recalled in Columns
A local column riffs on vanity with two moments of self splendor the evening attire and ceremonial regalia. The piece uses playful phrasing to reflect on image and custom in a light editorial tone.
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Layla Cloba
Wisdom Defined by Learning Governing Passions and Contentment
A concise aphorism defines wisdom as learning and restraint, power as governing one’s passions, and riches as contentment. The author Fraukilin presents a reflective motto on virtue and self mastery.
Distinctive Zest In Malligatawny Soup
Recipe from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines malligatawny soup with curry as a distinctive flavor. It uses veal knuckle stock, onion, celery, mace, peppercorns, apple, and tomato simmered to tenderness, with optional strained vegetables returned to the broth. Serve hot with croûtes.
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United Gastes Department of Agriculture
United States
Agriculture
Best Kitchen Heights for Table Sink and Stove
The article advises selecting a kitchen height that minimizes stooping and strain by aligning the sink stove and worktable in a rear set arrangement. It notes USDA estimates and suggests adjustable features like movable tables, raised blocks, and adaptable ironing boards to find the most comfortable height for various tasks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Brown Bread Batter Instructions With Nuts
Recipe text describes beating two eggs with melted butter, dissolving baking soda in buttermilk, adding salt graham flour cornmeal and brown sugar. Mix well and bake in a greased pan in a slow oven for an hour. Questionable note about chopped nuts and whether used.
Study of Starches for Stiffening Fabrics
A rigorous study in the textile laboratory of the Bureau of Home Economics compares potato, sweat, corn, and rice starches for stiffening fabrics. The report notes a new quantitative method by Esther Peterson and Tobias Dantzig to measure fabric stiffness and predicts industrial use for sizing materials across products.
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Bureau of Home Ecumonies
United States Department of Agriculture
Esther © Peterson
Tobias Dantzig
Washington, D. C
Cocoa for Cold Days as Food and Drink
In cold weather cocoa is a nutritious hot drink for children before school and a snack for the family. The article recommends whole or skim milk, about two teaspoons of sugar per half pint, and cooking steps from mixing cocoa with a paste to boiling briefly, with vanilla or whipped cream or marshmallows as optional toppings.
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Morniz
United States Department of Agriculture
Echool
Ray
Allan
Cinnamon Sugar Biscuit Rolls With Syrup
A biscuit dough roll is cut into one inch pieces and laid in a pan. The pan is buttered and sugared with cinnamon and bits of butter. Syrup is poured to cover the bottom, rolls are baked, then inverted to glaze. For extra syrup, pour more before serving.
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Reil
Pork Loin with Apples and Tart Jelly Guide
USDA guidance explains serving pork with apples or tart jellies and covers cooking methods. It emphasizes searing fat side up, roasting at 489 then 300 degrees, and using a meat thermometer to reach 185 degrees in the center for tender, well done meat.
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Bureau of Home Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Utah Farm and Trade News From Across State in 1928
Utah growers report carload volumes and prices for peaches cauliflowers cabbage eggs and honey. Logan Cache potatoes fetch strong LA demand while Ogden shares a new forest service pamphlet and marketing outlook for seniors.
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