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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
13
The article details hog cuts from loins to short ribs, naming hard and soft sides, square cuts, and English bacon sides. It covers weights, grades, and regional uses for Cumberland Wiltshire York shire and Birmingham style sides, plus quality cues like fat distribution and firmness.
The British government plans new regulations on condensed milk seeking 9 percent fat in all varieties, affecting U S and Canadian producers. Peru weighing an import duty on canned milk to fund livestock development, potentially shifting trade and raising prices for American and foreign suppliers.
A Commerce Department report notes high potato prices at 80 cents per pound in Aden Arabia with local supply issues. Caravans arrive from Lahe to Aden, vegetables reach British troops, and shopkeepers sell produce at about 40 cents to 69 cents per pound. Rice and Maui imports from the United States and Venezuela are listed in multi thousand ton totals.
U S shipping restores regular direct steamer service to Foochow aiding flour imports. China yearly buys about 1,000,000 bags, with November December shipments totaling 190,000 bags. Herring and other American goods also enter, reversing earlier losses to Europe and Japan.
The Agriculture Department reports total beet sugar production at 691,000 short tons from sugar beets. Colorado leads with 183,000 tons, Utah 148,000, Michigan 86,000, Nebraska 55,000, California 72,000, and Idaho 41,000 tons.
Ireland's housewives are increasingly using canned salmon and other American preserved foods as old prejudices fade. The move reflects a shift in attitudes toward canned goods once considered unsafe. Most salmon entering Ireland is sold in four or eight ounce slices with little juice, preferred to broken or juicy products.
The piece argues porcelain is superior for coffee since beans are misseen as wood pulp and because metal contact harms flavor. It stresses nonabsorbent porcelain, proper grinding, and boiling water at filtration to ensure best results.
Representative Edward Voigt of Wisconsin warned that the United States risks irreparable loss to dairy exports as filled milk made for export is shipped to New York and mislabeled as evaporated milk. He cited 3000 cases sent to New York with portions reaching Germany and Austria, law suits pending in several jurisdictions.
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