Leguminous Forage Crops For The South
A concise guide from the USDA on cowpeas soybeans lespedeza and alfalfa as forage in the cotton region. It covers growth, varieties, seeding, cultivation, curing hay and pasture uses, soil needs and lime requirements for alfalfa, and notes on harvest timing and equipment.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Atrix
Ant
Mont Parte
Cottin
Altaita
Mack Prairie
Alabamna
Micasippi
Tennessee
Red Rivers
Texas
Gulf Coast
Hela
Home Cookery Adjuncts From A Frugal Kitchen Folio
A set of late 19th or early 20th century recipe notes describing meat stewing with veal, parsnips, leeks, lemon peel, carrot, butter and flour to make a creamy gravy. It covers Stewed Lettuce with salt pork broth, German Carrot strips, sugar, lemon and parsley, plus a Chocolate and Checkerberry Pudding. A closing quip notes rote memory versus conversation.
Seasonal Dishes and Desserts Parade In Menu Form
A long list of seasonal recipes and serving tips including potato walls in French dressing, mocha macaroons with custard, Winchester Nut Bread, Cheese Eggs, German Filled Noodles, and Apple Sauce Cake. It adds guidance on oranges as versatile fruit, and practical notes for chafing dish service and entertaining.
Radio Girl Is Patriotic Miss Donanue Earns Pioneer License
Miss Margaret M A Donanue of Boston is described as the first woman in the United States to receive a first class commercial radio operator license. In a letter to Capt H C Gawler, federal radio inspector, she said she would accept active duty in any branch of the service.
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Margaret M.A. Donanue
Bosten 4
United States
Leente
H. C. Gawler
Federal Radio Inspector
Serdee
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South
Frackus
Hetal Fielis
Wikcox
Nerece Mae Wetl
Block Island
Radio Girl
Sumner E.W. Kittele
U.S
Georgia
Sumner Sigsby Kittele
Kittele
Peekskill
Hudson
United States Navy
Tan
Sigby Kittele
Navy
Marion Weston Cotte
Massachusetts
Boston
England
Wendover
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