Pot Roast of Beef: USDA Guide to Browning and Slow Cooking
The United States Department of Agriculture provides a pot roast method using a rosy beef cut like chuck or round. Brown well, then simmer slowly in a tightly covered vessel with a little water, preserving juices for rich gravy. Select four to six pound pieces, season, brown, rack the roast, add water, and cook about three hours. Prepare gravy from pan drippings, fat, flour, and stock, season, and serve with buttered vegetables. Optional vegetables can cook with the roast, added in the last quarter of cooking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bret
Bureau of Home Economics
Stanly
Spring Onions on Toast Offer Simple meal idea
A wartime kitchen note suggests serving six to seven finger sized spring onions cooked until tender in salted water for about 20 minutes. Drain, season with melted butter, and arrange atop buttered toast as a dainty elegant accompaniment to meals.
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Bureau of Home Economies
Foods That Please All Aomerner Diners of 1929
A 1929 Western Newspaper item discusses wild rice dishes and Indian rice pudding with ginger, coconut, currant jelly, and custards. It also covers rhubarb tarts, rice with apples, and general fish cooking tips, stressing quick, flavorful preparation and proper steaming or baking for tender results.
Evening Story for the Children by Mary Graham Bonner
A tale where Old Professor Porcupine runs a spring school for Porcupine children near Moss Stump. They exchange berries for lessons and learn life lessons about using quills only in danger, as Towser the dog is repelled and misbehavior avoided. A gentle moral about self defense and wisdom.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Porcupine
Professor Porcupine
Porcupines
Professor. Porcuping
Towser
Professor Parenpine
Les
Western Newspaper Union
Schedule for the House
A U S Department of Agriculture guide explains how to create a home time schedule. It advises listing all daily weekly and monthly tasks, estimating time, including rest and interruptions, and distributing chores across the week. It suggests rearranging work to fit meals naps school hours and allow leisure time.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Bureau
Household Notes And Practical Tips From A Page Of Slices
Household notes offer guidance on meals and cooking with a rule to include one vegetable besides potato in the child's largest meal. Practical advice covers garment care, kitchen wall finishes, sandwich fillings, and the value of farming as education. A remark notes soap usage in electric washing machines.
Elevate Bread Pudding With Chocolate
A recipe from the bureau of home economies shows how to upgrade plain bread pudding by melting chocolate into milk, adding sugar and bread crumbs, then baking in a water bath until firm. sirve hot or cold, with vanilla mellowing the mixture.
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Bureau of Iwime Economies
Hat and accessory sets match prints in new millinery trend
Fashion writers note hats and shoes in matching prints raise smart ensembles. Straw designs weave plaids with purses and scarves, with floral appliques and ribbon borders tying hat and scarf together. Black and white dominates, with beige accents and widened brims returning, as Paris styles influence spring hats in 1925.
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Tifbe
Paris
Milli
Nery Bet
Tern Newspaper Union
Spiced cherry relish from home economics directions
Directions describe making four good relishes from sour red cherries with vinegar. Pit and weigh cherries, mix three-fourths their weight in sugar, dissolve by overnight settling, boil juice with spices in a bag until reduced to three fourths, pour syrup over drained cherries, add two tablespoons vinegar per pint, then seal and wait about two weeks before using.
You can't change human nature. Hence the sougers and the souged
A compact reflection on human nature, noting fixed traits and reactions in social behavior. The phrase suggests enduring tendencies that resist alteration, illustrating a divide between those who energize and those who are absorbed or drained by it.
A Sour Stomach Relief Promoted by Phillips Milk of Magnesia
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick relief for sour stomach and digestive discomfort. It claims rapid neutralization of acidity and a tranquil digestive system, suitable for both adults and children, urging consumers to choose the genuine PAMips product.
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Phillips
Magnesia
Philips
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