Best Bread From Yeast In Proper Condition
Homed bread made well beats bakers bread, says Addie D Root of Missouri College. The yeast, not flour, dictates success. use clean utensils, gradual flour addition, and thorough kneading for even distribution. Maintain 79 to 85 degrees to rise, bake at 60 degrees, and monitor rising and browning for best texture.
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Bulletin of
University of Missouri
Mise Addie D
Minsouri College of Agriculture
Oyster Rice Soup From Ancient Kitchen Recipe
Riced Oyatar Goup. Drain four dozen oysters in a colander, pour the juice into a soup kettle, add one fourth teaspoonful of black pepper, bring to a boil. In a xanierpan boil one quart of milk, pour into oyster juice, add a tablespoon of butter and two tablespoons boiled rice. Stir constantly to prevent burning. When boiling, add oysters and simmer until edges curl. Season with salt, pepper, eight tablespoons of butter and parsley, then serve immediately.
Delicate Indian Purding Incomplete Recipe Note
A damaged OCR recipe fragment describes making a dessert with milk Indian spice and sugar. It mentions heating ingredients adding eggs salt ginger and butter then serving with whipped cream and vanilla. The text is garbled but outlines a delicate pudding dish.
English Tea Cake Recipe Fragment
Fragmentary recipe text yields a card for an English tea cake with mixed measurements and misspelled words. It lists sugar butter spices nutmeg clove cinnamon sour milk flour soda baking steps and a rough sequence, though many words are garbled. The readable bits suggest combining ingredients then mixing and baking.
Salad Prep Instructions for Garden Lettuce Dish
An archaic sounding kitchen note describes preparing a lettuce based salad. It mentions halving emus halves and trimming petals, shredding large leaves, arranging on a platter and pouring a sauce over the top. The wording is garbled with many misspellings but centers on assembling lettuce with a dressing for service.
Little Ducke Recipe Steps For Skewered Bake Dish
Instructions describe trimming three inch strips of meat with fat removed. Roll with pepper and onion, skewer to fasten, then bake in a pan with minimal water for about Belt an hour. Serve on platter with mashed potato and thickened gravy.
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Benson
Vo Gian Knives Mixes a Willie Baking Wade
A garbled OCR line cites Vo Gian Knives and Willie in a political context with unclear actions or dates. The fragment mentions policies and a bath but lacks coherent details to identify persons, places, or events.
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Vo Gian
Willie
Wade
Tlingit Chilkat-kwan and Klukwan House History
The fragment outlines Tlingit social structure led by matrilineal clans within the Chilkat-kwan, with Kon-nub-ta-tl as Raven party. It describes Klukwan and the Whale House, the Yough-hlt chief house, its architecture, interior layout, and a Raven house rebuilt after a potlatch war, reflecting era contact and trade shifts on Prince of Wales Island and nearby channels.
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America
Alaska
Prince of Wales Island
Maaset
Queen Charlotte Islands
George T. Emmons
American Museum Journal
Tsimshian Peninsula
Prince of Wales
Yehih
Islands
Firet
Klukwan
Yough-hlt
Whale Bose
Chitkat
Katetsu
Vancouver Island
Irge
Anals
Maln
Uile
Raven House
Phiratey
Erihe
Sitka
Manior
White House
Yehih-gu Ou
Crossing Gates Painted Black and White
A Popular Mechanics article notes that alternating black and white crossing gates increase visibility for motorists and pedestrians. The change aims to reduce accidents by contrasting with surrounding colors and light roadways, making gates easier to notice in all conditions.
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Wiley
Mochuntes
Gasoline Car Aids Trackmen In Early Railroad Reform
The article from Popular Mechanics Magazine notes a shift in railroad maintenance as power driven machines reduce back breaking work. The gasoline section car, capable of long speeds, cuts fatigue and boosts efficiency for track crews. Also highlighted are the carbide welder, gas aling machine, and a new tamper promising lower costs and better durability.
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Bio
Inbertons
Nin Odie Andear
Hitech
Popullay Mechanics Magazine
Third Arm of the Army and Wireless Operators
The government of Washington notes a need for alert wireless telegraph operators as the United States expands the Third Arm of the Army. It will rely on loyal young men to crew the new system, expanding from nine stations with scarce operators to a nationwide wire network of about 000 members.
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United States
Amerie
Conrali
Washington
New York Telegram
Off the Tray Luncheons for Long Rail Journeys
In traveler friendly notes the article describes optional in-car lunches for extended rail journeys. It mentions large trays of mandwieles fruits hot coffee desserts and other items offered in tourist cars at reduced rates as a convenient meal option especially for women with children and those seeking a lunch supplement.
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Peranns
Womey
Why He Preferred It
A garbled dialogue hints at a character comparing a new gown to an older one. The speaker questions its practicality while another assures the older garment remains more suitable, suggesting themes of taste, value, and sentiment in clothing choices.
Squeer Locomotives on a 4 Percent Grade Between Orizaba and Esperanza
A description of Fairlie duplex double boiler locomotives built by Vulcan Tron Works in England for service on the 4 per cent grade between Orizaba and Esperanza. The latest engines feature six 48 inch driving wheels per end, a 153 ton net weight, 14 inch bore cylinders, and a two barrel boiler with independent fireboxes. They run trains of up to 840 metric tons with two locomotives, achieving about ten miles per hour on graded and curved track. Since 1900 petroleum oil fuel from Tampico has been used, with large service and supply tanks.
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Orizaba
Esperanza Ix
Vulcan Tron Works
England
Andersenies
Tuxpei
Animals Show Good Sense On Rail Line Incident
A train on a southern line halted at a curve to avoid a brindled cow standing in the track. The crew tried to scare the animal with a whistle and rocks, but the cow remained until a nearby engineer lifted it to safety and the train proceeded slowly past the bridge.
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Moustea
Cheese Men Find Rennet Substitute
A report notes a substitute for animal rennet as wartime calf-supply strains ease. Pepsin yields strong results, potentially replacing imported rennet. It can be used alone or with home-produced rennet, dissolved in water for use. Finch factory employs about four baths per 1000 pounds.
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Europe
Finch
Inland Northwest News Digest from the West
A scattered Inland Northwest wire service style summary reports on Union Pacific operations in Omaha, railroad and land dispute actions in Nevada and Utah, a Tacoma church chapel, land leases in Utah, a Tonopah district court adoption case, a Las Vegas Indian mortar discovery, a fatal fall of A F P Hitt in Weiser Idaho, anti-SP land recovery suits in Love Lock Nevada, fire and public notices, Eureka county protective league meetings, rising turkey sales in Salt Lake, Nevada public officials and a Denver pioneer obituary, and Wyoming mineral, agriculture, and dividend totals for 1916 with famine and production notes.
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Union Pacific
Conten
Sonora
Omaha
Eure
Salt Lake
Taille
Eiko Nevy Bude
Countyommissioners
Lovelock
Sevada
Southern Pacific
Mormon Church
Tacoma
Central Christian Church of
Clarion Lands Plate
Utah
State Land Board
Tonopah
Mary Almquist
Alberta Almquist
L. P. Kimball
Springdale
Las Vegas
Nevada
California
Arizona
Werson
Southern Pacific Company
Lovetock
Love Jack
Nev
Storkmen
Janelyurs
Eureka
Court Howe
Commission
George Cotant
Elke
Lis
St. Joseph
Pity Portang
St Joseph
Pirtang
Denver
Wyoming
Altheuil
Ceria
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Yukon Valley
White River
Aubing
Inferior
Chilkat
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