Eradication of Pantry Insect Pests
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the bulletin notes over forty beetles and moths infest grains and dry foods. It lists cadelle beetle mealworm beetle confused flour beetle and saw toothed grain beetle as common pests and stresses thorough cleaning heat and sterilization of storage areas to prevent infestations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Stuffed Cylming Quite Delicious From U S Dept Of Agriculture
Prepared by the United States Department Cymling with eggplant peppers onions and cabbage as common stuffing vegetables. A recipe for stuffed cymling uses dry bread crumbs onion green pepper butter and optional vegetables and bacon. Bake until hot and golden brown then slice and serve.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Dyeing Rugs At Home With Standard Dyes
Rug dyeing can be done at home using standard dyes. Clean and dampen the rug, lay it flat on newspapers, and apply hot dye with a scrub brush. Choose any color but consider the original shade to foresee the resulting hue.
Three Big Aims In Meat Cookery
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines three aims for meat cookery. Cook by cut with appropriate water and lid use. Browning enhances flavor before finishing by tenderness. Use oven and roast thermometers to remove guesswork and avoid overcooking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home
Vitamin A Rich Ripe Manzanillo Olives
The Manzanillo olives grown in California and canned to seal in flavor contain 14 to 20 percent of the diet as vitamin A. Feeding experiments with 50 laboratory animals showed ample vitamin A, essential for growth, reproduction, and resisting infection.
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California
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Why We Behave Like Human Beings
George A. Dorsey argues humans differ from inanimate matter by growth and nutrient incorporation. He notes evolved tools and emotions drive life and culture, questions free will, and reflects on death rituals, religion, and humanity’s speeding progress toward a potentially freer future.
Moses Called to Deliver Israel From Egypt
A lesson outline on Exodus chapters 1 3 highlighting Moses as deliverer. The study covers Israel's bondage, midwives' defiance, Moses birth preservation education and exile, and God's burning bush call with Moses objections removed.
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Moses
Lawelver
Joseph
Israel
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Value of Religious Belief from Sir Humphry Davy
The excerpt argues that a firm religious belief should be preferred above all blessings as it disciplines goodness and renews hope when earthly hopes fail. It is described as the most glorious light, reviving life even in death according to Sir Humphry Davy.
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Sir Humphry Davy
Little Pitchers Hold Little Water
A short proverb-like item notes that small efforts yield limited results when repeatedly attempted. It emphasizes caution in overestimating small resources and the need for larger stakes to achieve meaningful outcomes.
English Golfer Helped Out by Obliging Bird
The London Sunday Chronicle reports two queer but true stories. Capt W E Jones at Crichelth faced a ball in a pheasant nest with the hen pheasant on three ears and the bird moved the ball into play. He holed out in four. In a London Social Club match at Sunningdale the Army and Navy club ball landed in a bunker and J B Mellor of the Royal Thames recovered the shot in the same bunker for a play.
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London Sunday Chronicle
Caernarvonshire
Criceleth
W. E. Jones
London Social Club
Sunningdale
Army and Navy Club
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Army and Navy
J. B. Mellor
Royal Thames
Value of the battleship in a submarine era
A Boston Globe anecdote recounts a luncheon exchange where Admiral Madden asks a naval cadet the value of the battleship today. The cadet replies there is no value, but adds that the ship still has a nice check for dancing.
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Boston Globe
Modern Anni Rutz Plays Mary in Passion Play
Passion play star Anni Rutz of Oberammergau is described as a modern girl. She and her sisters collect German fashion books, make their own clothes, and are skilled in domestic duties, holding their own with visitors from abroad.
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Anni Rutz
Oberammergau
Mary
Excellent Idea Mistress-Thursday At Home By New Cook-Good
The text presents a personal suggestion about coordinating a shared arrangement. It references at home settings and mutual ownership or responsibility. The tone is informal and speculative with no clear event or public action.
Frustrated Retort Echoes From Murky Aftermath
A chilling quote surfaces amid a murky crime scene memory. The remark reflects a defendant’s callous attitude toward a dead man, revealing the troubling mindset at issue in a recent case.
Woman Claims 9 Pound Fat Loss in 27 Days with Kruschen Salts
In October a Montana woman swore by Kruschen Salts, saying one half teaspoon daily before breakfast helped her shed 19 pounds in four weeks and left her feeling energetic, with improved skin and vigor. The ad promises an 85 cent bottle and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Montana
America
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