Molasses Recipes From Southern Heritage 1930
Facsimile of a 1930 Wautern Newspaper Union recipe list celebrates molasses in Southern cuisine. It features Louisiana Rice Pudding Southern Waffles Creole Sauce and other dishes like Glorified Rice and Ginger Waldorf Salad. The collection reflects Puritan grandparents use and fond childhood treats with notes on serving ideas and preparation steps.
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South
Louisiana
New Orleans
Cheesa
Lobatery Newburg
Household Tips and Food Preservation Advice
A brief household note suggests placing sound apples in fruit cake to keep it moist. It mentions sponging woolen clothes with ammonia and pressing to remove urine stains. It recommends oatmeal cookies with molasses for children and advises keeping the ice compartment filled and using ice only to save ice and food.
New USDA Guidance on Pork Cooking Methods and Recipes
The Department of Agriculture reports new leaflets detailing preferred ways to cook fresh pork. It highlights roasts and chops, rib chops with apples, pork chop uey, sausage and fried pineapple, plus tips like using a roast meat thermometer and specific cooking methods for different cuts. Free leaflets from the Office of Information in Washington, D.C. are available while supply lasts.
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A. States Department of Agricul
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Washington,d. C
Noted Sage of Chinatown on Proper Ebb and Bowing
Washington Star quotes BL Ho the Chinatown sage on timing respect and bowing as essential parts of good breeding. The remark highlights cultural etiquette and self-control as indicators of character in social interactions.
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BL Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
How to Avoid Cockroaches In Homes Offices
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, this guide covers roach species found in houses and heated offices, explains why they infest kitchens and pantries, and outlines control methods. It recommends sealing food sources, storing staples in pivot containers, dusting hiding places with fluoride powder, and thorough cleaning to paralyze and kill roaches within 24 hours.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
States Department, of Agriculture
Odnr
Spelak
The Wart Hog and Peccary Evening Tale
The wart hog boastfully describes his ugliness and comfort in sunlit sleep while a peccary from the tropics admires him and contrasts their appearances. The playful exchange centers on pride in distinct features and a lighthearted view of form as the two discuss life in the zoo.
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Mr. Peccary
Tropics
Ox-Tail Soup Recipe from Home Economics Bureau
The article describes ox tail as a winter delicacy and provides a detailed recipe endorsed by the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics. It covers browning the meat, simmering for hours, adding vegetables, and serving with lemon and parsley for a rich, jelly-like broth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Make the Meals Cheerful for Pleasant Family Dinners
Old guidance urges cheerful meals with jokes at every supper. Each family member tells a story or joke in turn to spark conversation and fellowship, aiming to improve digestion and create a warm dining atmosphere.
Vast Waste The Sahara area spans over 2.5 million square miles
The Sahara Desert covers more than 2 500 000 square miles, asserting its immense expanse. This figure highlights the desert's vast geographic footprint across North Africa.
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Sahara Desert
Straw and Felt Hats for Spring Styles by Julia Bottomley
Hat fashions for spring feature straw and felt combined in new ways with decorative insets and embroidery. Northern climates favor dark tones like brown and navy, while warm regions see bright hues in similar shapes. Gray taffeta hats pair with gold accents for spring outfits.
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Julia Bottomley
Hergwith
Father of Many Honored Chakatdey Receives Government Grant
Ninety five year old Chakaldayl, called the terror of the Jackals, father of 59 children and numerous in laws, keeper at Esikisherbi Tuftkey, was awarded a government grant. He began work at age 12 and remains vigorous, with a sharp memory though unable to name all offspring.
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Chakatdey
Esikisherbi
Tuftkey
Oh Promise Me and the Beauty Myth Ad 1900s
An advertorial style piece argues beauty hinges on health not features. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to enrich blood calm nerves and restore vivacity. It invites readers to request a trial tablet package from the Buffalo clinic and seek free advice.
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Cupid
DR. Pierce
Secret Miss Magge Sparks Quiet Teaser
A fragment quoted exchange suggests private feelings and a tease about secrecy. Characters Mr Eppae and Miss Magge appear in a personal conversation hinting at embarrassment and social bravado within a tense moment. The dialogue implies a hidden admission and reluctance to disclose it openly.
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Miss Magge
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Card
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener and acid neutralizer for children and adults. It claims pleasant taste, broad use for upset stomachs, and notes the product as a genuine Phillips trademark with a long company history.
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Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Philips
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Maxwell
Riley
Wautern Newspaper Union
Mary Graham Bonner
Wild Pig Fammy
Mr. Wart Hog
Pectary
the Warthog
Mr Pevcary
Wart Hog
Peccary
Mr. Pescary
Yasteserts
Arthur
Martin
Martha
Florence
Ala
Herald
Philips of Magnesia
Miss Cayenne
Koenig
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