Well Arranged New Jersey Farm Kitchen
A U S Department of Agriculture feature shows an Essex county New Jersey farm kitchen praised for height appropriate modern sink, ample light from windows, and an alcove near meat prep. Homemakers created a terragon from old chairs and a homemade dishwashing stool. Crer n curtains and grape themed alcove add charm. County agent advised on improvements. photo by USDA.
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Bureau of Bette Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Essex County
New Jersey
Nellie Maxwell and a Kitchen Road to Flavor
Odd culinary column presents informal notes and recipes. Classic peanut brittle butterscotch pie chicken meringue and meat stews are outlined with steps and ingredients. Includes ginger ale ice and a playful community tone from Western News.
Bedtime Story India Cobra Warns on Mongoose Danger
A cobra narrator cautions a young cobra about the mongoose, describing the foe as swift and deadly and urging caution rather than pride. The tale frames the mongoose as a dangerous enemy, contrasting perceptions of cobras as threats versus people’s view of mongoose as protector.
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India
Sid
Sin
Mongoose
Rid
Cobra
Seake
Western Neuspaper Union
Cherry Pie in Winter Time
A Bureau of Home Economics guide explains making cherry pie with canned cherries in winter. Prepare the baked undercrust, thicken cherry juice with sugar and cornstarch, fold in fruit, seal the edges, and bake until the top crust browns. Serve with whipped cream or meringue.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Rail systems tout long engine runs across vast routes
The Kansas City Journal notes the RISCO system held a record with a 785 mile run from Kansas City to Birmingham without locomotive change. Union Pacific counters with six trains each logging 754 miles from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles with no engine changes. Southern Pacific claims trains between El Paso and Los Angeles cover 815 miles using the same engines continuously.
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Kansas City Journal
Risco
Kansas City
Birmingham
Ala
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Texas
How to Log Artichokes Jerusalem Artichokes
Jerusalem artichokes may be boiled in their skins and peeled afterwards or peeled beforeward. Only a small quantity of water should be used. Small tubers 3 cook in 13 to 2 minutes. They may then be served with melted butter with a few drops of onion juice, in cream, in white sauce, or in Savory tomato sauce, or they may be scalioned in a white sauce with grated cheese and crumbs on top. Pared and sliced Jerusalem artichokes may also be cooked in milk in a casserole or a double boiler, or they may be simmered in meat broth.
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Jerusalem
Stuffing and Baking the Chicken
A 4 to 6 pound chicken is simmered until tender then cooled for stuffing. Prepare a hot potato raisin stuffing with onion, milk, and butter,混 shape. Stuff the bird generously and bake to finish.
Honey crystallization varies by nectar composition
Nearly all varieties of honey crystallize. The extent depends on the balance of dextrose and levulose. Some honeys like alfalfa and white clover crystallize almost completely, while others such as sage and tupelo stay liquid under normal air temperatures.
What the Children Need for Their Heart
Nutrition and environment for children discussed by Miriam Birds eye, extension nutrition specialist, before the West Virginia State Nurses association. Adequate foods must be grown or bought year round. key items include proteins, butterfat, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and water. Also needed are sunshine, sleep, fresh air, balanced emotion, and parental guidance, with cooperation across agriculture, medicine, sanitation, nutrition, home economics, and psychology.
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Bureau of Home Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Miriam Birdseye
West Virginia State Nurses’ Association
Painting on the Farm brushes in linseed oil advice
The Farmers Bulletin 1452 from the USDA warns brushes used with linseed oil must not dry. Keep brushes in water when not painting, or in linseed oil if stopping for over an hour. When resuming, scrape and wipe excess oil, then work the brush in the paint to mix it thoroughly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tn Farmers’ Bulletin
Requisite for Success igilance and Liberty Price
Quote attributed to Beecher on vigilance and price of liberty and success, reflecting a moral perspective on the costs of achievement. The text emphasizes vigilance as essential to liberty and success.
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Beecher
Chic Shawls and Scarfs in Spring Fashion Notes
A 1920s fashion brief highlights shawl and scarf trends for warm months. Floating panels, cape attachments, draped scarves, and attached at the neckline shape sleeveless gowns. Velvet and hand painted options, exotic styles remain popular for evening wear.
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Cai
Milady
Nim
Use a Meat Thermometer for Roast Beef
The bureau of home economics of the U S Department of Agriculture says a meat thermometer ensures consistent roast results. Inserted at the roast center, it shows when beef reaches rare, medium, or well done, with rare around 189 to 140 F, medium near 150 to 170 F, and well done about 180 F. Thermometers are affordable and widely manufactured.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economies
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Returns Women to Health
A stream of letters from grateful women across the country praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health to run down overworked women. Testimonials claim renewed energy, ability to manage housework, and improved well being after long illness beginning in adolescence.
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Lydia
Paul Pinkham
Will _gildly
Meacwan
Lansing
Mich
Pinkham
Sam
Mazre EK
Willians
Ketchikan
Alaska
Michigan
Maine
Oregon
Connecticut
California
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hetter Health
Castoria Trusted for Infant Ailments and Sleep
Advertises Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, all vegetable remedy for babies. Claims quick relief from colic, constipation, and diarrhea, with gentle effect and a free care book. advises consulting a doctor for real sickness.
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Fletcher
Fletchers Castoria
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