Chicken Chop Suey Recipe From USDAито
A USDA home economics bureau guide explains chop suey origins in San Francisco’s Chinatown and provides a vegetable rich cooking method using chicken or pork. The dish blends onions celery bean sprouts water chestnuts mushrooms and soy sauce with optional Worcestershire sauce and preserved ginger for flavor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNN Service
China
Chinatown
San Francisco
Bureau of Home Economics
Hints for Housekeepers on Food and Home Care
Dried fruits are good confections for children as their sweetness is less concentrated. To prevent rusting in the oven keep the door ajar for an hour after baking to vent moisture. Pastry benefits from chilling after mixing. wrap the dough in waxed paper and refrigerate several hours. mattresses last longer when turned, sunned, and brushed or vacuumed with a brush attachment.
Family table recipes from 1931 digest
A collection of home cooking notes and recipes from 1931 including baked ham with cider glaze, deviled lobster, fig cake with orange and figs, deviled chicken, Vienna steak with nutmeg, and stuffed dill pickles, with tips on cream butter and serving suggestions.
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Western Newspaper Union
Vegetable Stew Makes Complete Meal
A savory vegetable stew served on toast makes a meal for mid day lunch. The method from the USDA bureau of home economics uses salt pork onion turnip potato sage and water browned in fat then simmered until tender thickened and served with crisp toast.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Network Listings
A detailed radio time block rundown across RED BLUE and COLUMBIA networks for May including Campbell's Orchestra RCA Victor program Atwater Kent Radio Hour Iodent Club of the Air and Pryor's Creme Band with multiple daily slots and companion programs like National Farm Home Hour Literary Digest Pepsodent Amos n Andy and Colu mbia Farm Community. The listings cover May 17 to May 23 with numerous times and host programs across the three networks.
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Bourjois
Robert Burns
Pryor
Campbell's Orchestra
Radio Household Institute
Pond
Ramblers
Paul Whiteman
Death Valley
Clara
Ilumbia System
Columbia
N. B.C. Red
RCA Victor
Chase
Sanborn
Atwater Kent
Iodent Club of the Air
National Daily Productions
BLUE
Williams
Oil-O-Matics
Collier's
Westinghouse
Kellogg
Columbia System
Graham-Paige
Royal
Fortune Builders
B. C
RED Network
Campbell
Orchestra
Jean Carroll
A & P Gypsies
General Motors
N. B. OC
National Farm
Peggy Winthrop
Literary Digest
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Tastyeast Jesters
Phil Cook
Gold Medal Express
Maytag Orchestra
Chesebrough Real
Stromberg Carlson
Empire Builders
Columbia Farm Community
American School of the Air
Uneeda Bakers
Evangeline Adams
Simmons
the Three Bakers
Columbia Revue
Tony
Washington
Daddy
Rollo
Old Gold
Philco Symphon
Blue Ribbon
Paramount Publix
Betty Crocker
Radiotron
Mobiloil
Halsey Stuart
N. B. C. Blue
Mary Hale Martin
School of Cookery
Amos ‘N
Andy
Benruss Orchestra
Sylvania Foresters
Camel Pleasure Hour
Schudt
Sunkist
Lombardo
Campbell’s
The
Three Doctors
Eno Crime Club
Amos
Bascal
Armour
Armstrong Quakers
Don
Betty
U. S. Marine Band Orch
American Mutual
van Heusen
Cremo Band
RED Networ
Emily Post
Club Valspar
the Snaker Man
the Fuller
Theape Orchestra
Tonye Boray
Scra
Lo Morton Wey
Abe Gale
Fleischman
Arco
J. Frost
Lucky Strike Orchestra
Blue Network Forecast
Home Hour
Dixie Spiritual Singers
Salada Tea Orchestra
Blackstone Plantation
Maxwell House
Mara Tn
Graduates Choose Sheer Frocks for the Big Night
Cherie Nicholas notes the season favors sheer cottons for graduate gowns. Ingenue style favors simple yet sophisticated frocks in white or tinted embroidered organdie with full hems and fitted hips. Details include lace trims, a girlish sash at the waist, puff sleeves or bertha capes, and options for party wear with a matching lace foundation and taffeta slip.
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Western Newspaper Union
Story for the Children at Bedtime by Mary Graham Bonner
A crying girl named Mahalia in the woods seeks help from woodland creatures. The squirrels praise a kind giant named Mr Grant who lives in a cave and helps others. Mahalia asks for her six wild strawberries lost with a basket, and the giant vows to help recover them.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Mahalia
Mr. Grant
Rel
Mr. Giant
Western Newspaper Union
Ginger Snap Crispness Trick From Home Economics
A home economics bureau recipe explains how to make ginger snaps that stay crisp. It notes chilling the dough, slicing thin, and baking at 350 Fahrenheit until lightly browned, then removing cookies from the pan while hot.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Doughnuts and Refreshments from Agriculture Recipe
The article presents a United States Department of Agriculture doughnut recipe yielding about 40 donuts with milk flour sugar fat eggs and spices. It also notes serving ideas at church socials and gatherings and includes frying tips for best texture and even browning.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Revolving doors symbolize doomed standby for homes
A fragment from the Arkansas Gazette notes revolving doors as a doomed standby for home use and hints at a man’s last expression, though the text remains cryptic and satirical without clear events or names.
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Arkansas Gazette
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