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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
8
The USDA outlines using a meat thermometer to achieve preferred doneness. Rare is 130–135 F, medium 150–170 F, well done 170 F+. After searing 20–30 minutes at 500–526 F, lower to 450 F and continue until the center reaches target temperature. A three rib roast takes about 15–22 minutes per pound depending on doneness.
An excerpt from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines kitchen and laundry space use in tight quarters. It stresses placing laundry tubs away from food prep areas, using hinged boards to convert surfaces, and maximizing light and ventilation to streamline daily work.
A fragment explains chair upholstery stickiness caused by leather dye. Suggestions include cleaning with wax or oil monthly and avoiding wiping the affected area for a day or two to reduce transfer and residue. Notes mention Cony Wolstened and neut's foot as awkward references.
USDA meat specialist K P Warner stresses that precise cleanliness and handling are as vital as salt and sugar in curing pork. He notes that choice of animal weight and cuts affect yield, with trim ham around seven percent of live weight and large hogs suitable for lard and sausage.
Fried cereals of all kinds serve as substitutes for potatoes or rice. A cheese add on corn meal mash yields a hearty lunch dish. Cook Chinese style corn meal mush, stir in cheese until melted, let set overnight, slice, flour, and fry until golden brown. Serve hot with tart jelly.
Instruction explains cleaning gilt frames by brushing away dust and applying a cream of whiting and alcohol after surface preparation.
Private enterprise supplied early mail in the English colonies before 1680. Massachusetts moves to establish a government postal system in 1680. Virginia planters relay dispatches. New York begins monthly mail to Boston in 1672. Benjamin Franklin linked to colonial post interests and later becomes Philadelphia postmaster in 1787. Pay post delivery starts in 1753 and by 1775 colonies unite to fund officials. Continental Congress forms postal system with Benjamin Franklin Burk and Wags as postmaster general July 26, 1775.
New York remarks by Valentin Garlins millionaire oil magnate on waste in oil while noting a tale of quick theft at a railway station. A hungry man grabs a sandwich to miss a train, arguing ownership in a crowded counter dispute.
An authority in the Woman's Home Companion claims jazz has done more good for music than any movement, stirring rhythmic vitality and dispelling the sentimentality that neared suffocating late 19th century tones.
A division of labor leads to faster travel as speed laws pass and motorists adjust. The Farm and Fireside note lawmakers forge rules while drivers adapt to new limits.
Edinburgh hosts a unique city hall table crafted from Australian woods. The gift came from Scotch delegates visiting Scotland. The piece features finely grained panels and varied colorings with square legs and crosspieces.
A reflective note cites American Magazine on diplomas and equal access, contrasting with Louisville Courier-Journal’s quip that money talks and progress depends on earned credentials. The item highlights debates over educational value and social mobility.
A playful exchange shifts from a new candy shop hunt on Main Street to a grocery next door where a pound of onions is sought. The odd proverb about a bird and a cat adds a curious local flavor.
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