Fall fashion accessories and beading trend analysis
A 1923 Western Union fashion summary reviews beading and embroidery in fall blouses and accessories. Silk embroideries, veils, gloves, belts, and bags dominate, with metal brocades and chenille appliques highlighted. It notes varied veil patterns, two tone gauntlets, and new girdle silk cord designs shaping the season.
Community Cannery At Atrisco Boosts Local Food Trade
Prepared by the USDA the Atrisco community cannery in Bernalillo County New Mexico last year processed pork sausage lard and various vegetables with a total value around 28000 dollars. Twenty families built it about a year and a half ago clubbing together to finance and operate the kitchen and shed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Corn on Cob Cooking Methods and Dishes Highlighted
Old USDA guidance outlines boiling and roasting corn on the cob, cutting kernels for pans and Maine style prep, plus succotash with corn and beans. It notes flavor depends on harvest freshness and water quality, and mentions beverage flavor research and cassina based drinks.
High Quality Soft Drinks Standards Raised by Chemistry Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture bureau findings on fruit juice and carbonated beverage quality boost industry prospects. Research covers sugar acidity water flavors and fruit juices to verify genuine flavors and improve product standards across bottling and beverage production.
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United States
Cassina
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Milk Based Sauces for Creamed Dishes and Soups
The United States Department of Agriculture provides basic recipes for thin medium and thick white sauces using milk and flour. Melt fat, stir in flour, gradually add milk and cook until thickened, with salt to taste. Thin sauce suits milk soups milk toast and vegetables while medium thickens scalloped and creamed dishes and thick binds croquettes and loaves.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Housewife Tips From 10th Street Column
Do not sweep with dirty brooms and avoid too much salt as it hinders bread. Use pastry scraps for tart cases. Slow stew prevents hard meat. Soda in hot water stiffens brushes. Rain water can remove many stains, especially fruit. Add a pinch of salt to flour to prevent lumps in gravy.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Breakfast recipes from the kitchen cabinet column
A vintage recipe page offers Cinnamon Prunes with cinnamon and citrus, Bran Omelet with bran and onion, Breakfast Apples fried with butter, and Raspberry Jam Gems using graham and bran flours. The tone blends practical cooking tips with light adages and home breakfast ideas.
Sandwich Recipes From A Vintage Kitchen Menu
A vintage guide lists savory and sweet sandwich ideas including a clover infused butter sandwich and clubhouse style configurations with toasted bread ham pickle roast poultry lettuce and mayo. It also details a fruit mince meat preserving style with cranberries raisins and citrus and a fruit sherbet recipe using lemon orange pineapple and sugar.
Paul the Apostle’s Conversion and Dauntless Aim
The lesson outlines Paul’s birth in Tarsus, Jewish training, and education, highlighting his zeal for God and conscience. It details his conversion on the road to Damascus, his view of Christ, and his transcendent aim to know Christ's power and press toward the prize of the heavenly calling.
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Paul
Paul the Dauntless
Tarsus
Moses
Samuel
Timothy
Joseph
David
Isaiah
Achilles
Hercules
Ulysses
Damascus
Christ
Jerusalem
Saul
Jesus of Nazareth
Evidence of Immortality by Emerson
A succinct reflection asserts belief in immortality as a fundamental, blazing proof against any other offered solution.
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Emerson
The Age Before Us Ancestral Iron Age Quote
The fragment expresses that our ancestors traveled the Iron age and the golden age lies ahead, attributed to St. Pierre. It frames a historical contemplation on progress and time.
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St. Pierre
Strange Experience with Frogs in a Pail
A Chicago Journal account describes straining rainwater through cloth when the process halted with a heavy still-full pail. On removing the cloth, three large frogs were found at the bottom, baffling the observer.
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Chicago Journal
Went Beyond the Limit Pie Crust Painted Critique
A landlady laments a guest harshly commenting on her pie crust and thinning filling. A second boarder asks what was said as the dispute centers on a joke about painting the crust.
Gastoria Ad Teething Remedy Trusted By Physicians
The ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe teething remedy used for over 30 years. It claims Castoria replaces Castor Oil Paregoric and soothing syrups and contains no narcotics. The genuine product bears the signature on each package.
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Bayer
Fletcher
Office Boy and Ball Blue Ad Says Clothes Stay White
A humorous business cartoon note jokes about a blind boss and an office boy. An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as safe for fabrics and whitening clothes. A Coue-like claim about looking better echoes the era's self help vibe.
Rae-Mah relief advertised for hay fever and asthma in Detroit
An advertisement from Raz-Mah Co endorses Rae-Mah relief for hay fever and summer asthma. It claims thousands in Detroit and Michigan found relief with prompt results and offers a 4 cent sample or a $1 box by mail from 2228 Congress St West Detroit.
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Detroit
Michigan
Rae-Mh
Raz- Mah Co
Congress St
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