There’s Steak On The Menu From Miss Staggs
Indoor and outdoor broiling of steaks is best done with low heat and patient timing. Choose porterhouse or T bone for whole pieces, or club, rib, sirloin, or top round for individual servings. Brown first on one side then the other, cook slowly, and slice to serve with care.
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Reba Staggs
Food Authority
Miss Staggs
Dealer Training Course seals for 94 poultry dealers
Robert Shirley of Sikeston Missouri an employee of Dixie Mills Co East St Louis IL was among 94 hatcherymen druggists and feed dealers who completed a five day Dealer Training School Course in poultry diseases and management held July 26 30 at Salsbury Laboratories Charles City Iowa Certificates were awarded upon completion Lectures clinical discussions and lab demonstrations covered anatomy of poultry poultry germs and parasites disease development management sanitation prevention merchandising and service work The course aims to aid dealers in serving poultry raisers in their communities
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East St. Louis
Robert Shirley
Sikeston
Dixie Mills Co
Salsbury’s
Saisbury
Underwater Flashlight Case For Hazardous Work Debuts
A new flashlight case designed for hazardous assignments allows operation under water. The device enables a man to conduct tasks underwater with a compact, durable case built for tough environments.
Beautiful Oil Colored Enlargements from Negatives
Advertises oil colored enlargements from 4x5 and 8x10 negatives with prices of 1.00 2.00 and 3.00. Urges remittance with order and includes a request for coloring suggestions for the subject.
Tale of Woe for Most Disappointed Missouri Candidate
The Missouri historical feature recounts Champ Clark’s 1912 Democratic nomination defeat at Baltimore. It tracks his rise from Pike county to House speaker, Bryan’s dramatic roll call speech, Wilson’s nomination, and Clark’s lasting bitterness as he returned to Congress.
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State Historical Society of Missouri
Columbia
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Missouri
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Pike County
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Baltimore
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Harmony
Ohio
Stone
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
Charles Murphy
Tammany
Harmon
Senator Stone
William McCombs
McCombs
Nebraska
Hugh
Throttling Production in Occupied Germany Reported
American journalists touring postwar Germany say bureaucratic red tape throttles German production harming European recovery. They cite Württemberg-Baden where monthly paper use by bureaucracy nears 1000 metric tons while newspapers get 32 tons books none and periodicals 500 tons.
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Germany
Wurtemberg-Baden
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