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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

6

Stuffed Tomatoes a Tested USDA Recipe for Appetizing Dish

The United States Department of Agriculture presents a tomato stuffing method using large firm tomatoes and a filling of dried bread crumbs buttered crumbs salt pork parsley and onion. After preparing the shells and pulp the mixture is stuffed into the cups topped with breadcrumbs and baked until tender and browned.

United States Department of Agriculture Acre Bureau of Home Economics

Hints for Housekeepers

Careful planning cuts down time in preparation of meals. Salt the fish both inside and out to get the best flavor. Plan the family menu to include an egg yolk for babies under two and a whole egg for others. Boil vegetables only until tender to preserve flavor color and texture.

Seasonal Homestyle Preserves and Puddings from 1929

A vintage guide outlines cucumber rings in spiced syrup, rhubarb marmalade, peach conserve, poverty pudding with rice and milk, and meat pie using leftovers. It emphasizes practical year round eating with simple ingredients and home canning methods from a 1929 Western Newspaper Union piece.

Betty Lets Free the Scarlet Tanager in the Woods

Betty longs for a red scarlet tanager in a shop. Grandmother offers payment for nursing care and a bird cage. Betty buys the bird, but frees him at the woods edge, believing the bird belongs in green trees and freedom.

Betty

Pineapple Sherbet Recipe and a Short Bird Escape Tale

A 1929 Western Newspaper Union snippet presents a lemon flavored pineapple sherbet method with egg white for texture and a salt ice freezing mix. It also includes a brief, sentimental note about a bird freed by its own wings and a grandmother's quiet affirmation of the bird's happiness.

Western Newspaper Union Betty B. B. Mayzwater D.D Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago

Return of Ezra Led Exiles to Jerusalem Review

Lesson outlines Ezra 7 1 10 the leader who was a priest and scribe aims to seek gods law and teach it. Ezra receives king Artaxerxes decree to lead a returned company of about seventeen hundred fifty four men plus families. Ezra prays fast guides travels and guards treasury. God protects the journey and ensures safe arrival after four and a half months with honest handling of sacred funds.

Ezra God Seraiah Aaron Zerubbabel Arscribe Lord Israel Artaxerxes Jerusalem Wzra

Short jackets herald midseason chic for prints and silks

The article urges midseason styling with short jackets worn over sleeveless party frocks. It highlights white crepe and bright orange tangerine tones, navy jackets with white frocks, and plumage silks with prints and plains. Practical tips cover color pairing, jacket fastening, and matching coats to prints.

John Muir Birthday Marked as Noted Naturalist Leader

April 21 1881 marks the birthday of John Muir a famed American naturalist born in September who lived long in the Yosemite Valley and wrote extensively on the Sierra Nevada geology and flora.

America John Muir Septhim Yosenite Sierra Nevidas

Bib wearable bib teaches self help for toddlers

The United States Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics highlights bib design changes to aid self help in dressing. It favors soft fabrics like ratine and Japanese cotton crepe that are washable and semi absorbent. A color bound white bib with color trim uses eyelets and rings to secure the neck so a child can put on and remove it alone. Two year olds can manage the bib with no adult help. The bureau can provide a diagram but does not sell patterns.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics Bureau Sven United States Bureau of Home Economics Nn Washington

God’s Answer Not Always Yes

A devout little girl prays for good weather for a picnic but rain falls. Her mother asks if God answered, and the girl replies that He has said No, teaching a lesson on prayer and outcomes.

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