Vegetable Combinations From U S Department Of Agriculture
The article lists versatile vegetable pairings using canned and fresh produce. It highlights succotash with corn and beans, corn with tomatoes and okra, peas with carrots or celery, and blended greens. It notes standard USDA recipes for 4 H clubs and offers ideas for stuffing eggplant and peppers, with multiple greens combinations and flavor enhancements.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Summer Stains and How to Remove Them
A guide prepared by the Cattegiates De et' Agriculture outlines prompt stain treatment for summer garments. It covers bleaching steps, use of Jayelle water on white cotton and linen, and methods for common stains such as fruit juice grass grease ink mildew perspiration and syrup with practical tips and neutralizing steps.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pressing Woolen Garments Tips From Postwar Guide
The article notes methods to press woolens without shine. Use a thick cloth to sponge dampen fabrics, baste folds, and draw stitches as cloth is stented. A medium hot iron with a damp cloth helps set damp material, while ammonia water treatment and brushing can restore dullness. Silk and wool wrinkles from packing respond to damp steaming and outdoor or steamy room banking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Practical Kitchen Tips And Household Hints From A Woman's Page
A fragment of old time domestic advice covers food prep like using mustard horseradish and pickles to prevent mold, making nut bread for lunch, diversifying bread types, packing weekend travel items, drying sheets folded at the hem, greasing cake dishes, slow cooking prunes, and sun bleaching damp clothes for whiteness.
The Sorbonne and its Imperial Reforms
A compressed survey notes the Sorbonne to be a medieval study center founded in 1258 by Robert de Sorbon, its decline with revived learning, and Napoleon's reorganization in 1808 into the Academie de France and later faculties. It cites the tomb in the Sorbonne chapel and a mention of science, theology, and literature.
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Suits and Coat Dresses feature new neckwear designs
The article surveys fashion for the season highlighting suits and coat dresses with new neckwear accents. It notes epaulet collars, fur trimmed coats, and varied fabrics like velour and brocaded wool. Gloves and belts complement tailored outfits as chinchilla fur shifts to rabbit substitutes due to import bans.
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