Kit Carson the Happy Warrior of the Old West
A lengthy obituary review of Kit Carson, detailing Stanley Vestal’s new biography, reexamining legends, and portraying Carson as a capable, humble frontier figure. It notes his early life, marriages, and death at Fort Lyon, framing him as a resilient, human hero rather than a flawless myth. The piece compares earlier mythmaking with Vestal’s evidence based portrait.
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Nus
Cerson
Loughton Miflin Company
Stanley Vestal
Walter Stanley Campbell
University of Oklahoma
Carson
America
George Ent
William Bent
Washee
Watan
Watonga
Wolf
Edmond Guerrier
James Robert Campbell
Bawcroft
Southwest
George Bird Grinnell
Edwin L. Sabin
H. M.chitteneden
R. L. Thwaites
Blanche C. Grant
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Sam Houston
Nick Carson
Mr. Vestal
Nkit
Kit Carson
The
Odysseus
Robin Hood
Round Table
Achilles
Kit
Horace Greeley
Oregon Trail
Billy the Kid
Madison County
Kentucky
Missouri
Franklin
Santa Fe
West
Fremont
Rockies
Iit
Vestal
Josepha
Fort Lyon
Colo
Duddeen
Roman Punishments Through the Ages
The text lists Roman penalties including mulcta fines vincula imprisonment verbera stripes talia limb for a limb exilium banishment infamia public disgrace and death by civil or natural meansBeheading scourging strangling or thrown from Tarpeian rock or prison Robur for the offender.
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Rome
Robur
Trust and Silence Helped Lodge Maintain Power
A fragment notes that To Be Trusted Silence aided the political ascent of the late Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, citing a moment when Washington correspondents observed restraint. The excerpt implies strategic quiet contributed to his enduring influence.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Washington
Blue-sky laws aim to curb securities fraud nationwide
Protecting investors through blue-sky laws, though varying by state, share core aims to regulate the sale of stocks and bonds and other securities. In practice they cover many investment ventures, with penalties for fraud and empowered officials to investigate all transactions of this kind.
Silent stance sparks public questions in senate remarks
The dean of the scribes complains of total silence on key issues. The senator counters that steadfast silence signals a holder of influential public responsibility.
Leftover Meat Timbales Weave Timely USDA Recipe
Leftover meats such as veal lamb or other meats may replace chicken in timbales. Grind cooked meat with broth parsley eggs flour salt butter onion and lemon juice. Cook a cream sauce, mix with eggs and seasonings, pour into greased cups, bake in a water bath for thirty minutes, unmold and serve hot.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Summer dresses designed to flatter the medium stout figure
The USDA guidance advises light colors to avoid making a figure look larger and suggests up and down lines, moderately loose fit, set in sleeves, minimal trimming, and belts aligned with dress lines. The illustrated cool dress uses green white tones, with lines formed by collar reverses, binding, and center panel to elongate the figure.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Mik Drinks Milk Basis for Varied Beverages
The United States Department of Agriculture says milk can be used in a wide range of hot and cold beverages with food value similar to milk itself, while offering more pleasing flavor for those who dislike plain milk. It notes that children and others needing milk in large quantities enjoy occasional unusual serving methods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Coconut Snowballs For Cakes From Homestyle Baking
Delicous coconut cake bites ideal for dessert tables are prepared by baking an angel food cake, cooling it, and forming 75 to 100 small pieces. Coat in vanilla frosting, roll in fresh coconut, then shape into balls and let dry several hours.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
Ilome
Bureau of Home Economics
Mixed Vegetable Soup Superior for Children
A milk based mixed vegetable soup offers extra nutriment and is ideal for children. Chop vegetables fine and cook in butter until tender, mix with flour, heat milk separately, blend into the vegetables, season with salt, and let it stand briefly before serving hot.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Cedar Chests Protect Against Clothes Moths
Experiments by the United States Department of Agriculture show genuine red cedar chests containing at least 70 percent three quarter inch red cedar lumber are effective against clothes moths. Chests with neutral woods and red cedar veneer fail, as moths can develop from egg to adult in those cases.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Importance of Bread for American School Lunches
The article argues bread quality shapes lunch appeal and waste. It notes children eat bread frequently, especially in sandwiches, and stresses standards from the USDA and state extensions for crisp crusts, elastic crumb, light texture, and appealing aroma.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Alleges
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