Filling the Icehouse Was a Winter Chore for Early Missourians
Compiled by the State Historical Society of Missouri this excerpt recalls how freezing winters in 19th century Missouri enabled families to fill icehouses. It describes ice cutting on ponds, bobsled descents, sawdust insulation, and the shift from local ice ponds to larger commercial ice operations aided by rural electrification ending the winter task.
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The Mad Street of Muddletown War令 Banished
In a fictional Spring morning tale from Muddletown citizens abandon war controls cashing bonds and rushing stores. Merchants raise prices as shortages appear and households panic amid a riotous spree of spent savings.
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There Aren t Any Muddletowns in the USA
Residents of Muddletown confront soaring costs as wages rise only to meet inflation. Husbands pressed bosses for raises, yet shortages and price spikes erode gains. Households demand laws to cap prices and wages, lamenting the loss of affordability and stability. The piece ends with the notion that no Muddletowns remain in the USA.
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Embellish Pear Halves Headline
Pear halves are good served with a square of currant jelly on each.
Poultry St stuffing idea for flavor overnight
A cooking tip suggests stuffing poultry the night before cooking to allow the meat to absorb flavors from the stuffing. This method aims to enhance moisture and taste, though careful handling is advised to ensure food safety.
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