Two Ways to Bake Bread and Pastry Temperatures
The article outlines methods for baking bread and pastries at varying temperatures. It compares slow gradual heating versus rapid temperature changes, noting similar results for items like popovers and loaves, and stressing factors like size shape and dough composition in determining optimal heat. It cites agricultural authority and provides numerous temperature guidelines for specific products.
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Uread
United States Department of Agriculture
Angel Pool
Iida Lemperanni
Ives
New Republics Producing Radium Amid Growth
Washington reports Teesarid stock of radium to grow due to new discoveries in uranium fields. American Commissioner Heed cabled that known radium in the Jachymoy district will last 20 years, with production extending much longer. The Czech Republic Slovakian plant output this year from radium sales totals about 3500 crowns. The republic yields about two grains of radium yearly at roughly $100,000 per drum. Commissioner Breed notes U S radium output is larger, though Jachymoy ores are richer in quality.
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Washington
Teesarid
Heed
al Pragud
Commerce Department
Republic
Breed
United States
Infected cattle relief payments urged for farmers
A government notice warns farmers of infected cattle and urges timely filing of claims for payments. Legislation appropriated funds to cover claims for the September drought period, with an expiration tied to the year 1921. Claimants are reminded to hurry or lose eligibility.
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Nadisok
Fancy Names For The Girl Babies
Denver society notes reveal debutantes and young women with ornate names. The list includes Shirleys, Catherine, Cathryn, Katherine Atheye, and others, while older names like John, James, Thomas yield to newer entries. Local records show strong preference for distinctive, elaborate girl names among families and debutante circles.
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Jamey
Himes
Jenny
Mary
Molly
Denver
Shirley
Lorraine
Blhneta
Catherine
Cathryn
Katherine Atheye
Alma Ad Maurine
Robert Ak Joseph
Bihwanl
William
James Amd Thoma
John
Jack
Alegorians
Hectors
Ethelberts
Senate Refund Bill Advances After Stormy Finance Committee Session
Washington reports the senate finance committee favorably disposing of a bill to refund 11 billion dollars in foreign debt. Agreement came after a stormy nearly two hour session behind closed doors as the measure moved forward in the administration agenda.
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Washington
Meer
Administration
Senate Finance Committee
Ate
New French Money Follows Silver Into the Sock
A French currency shift brings bronze aluminum tokens into circulation as a replacement for silver and paper money. Jetons, designed to supplant coinage, flood the market while few tokens are usable in daily exchange. Authorities fear hoarding and counterfeit-like appearance, with silver coins nearly vanished from common use.
Wireless Concert Heard Across Wisconsin Cities
Matson Wisconsin reports a Josef Lietville concert from the University of Wisconsin gymnasium on November 29 broadcast by the university physics department wireless station. Signals reached 26 Wisconsin cities and two Saskatchewan stations over 1000 miles away, with reception reported in many states, though not all stations relayed reports.
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Rorth
Crandon
Byaisvillé
Deer,field
Jeffernon
Toli
Madison
Atazomanic
Jeuanmnee Falls
Milwauken
Monroe
Montfard
Mount Koreh
Sdn Chinn
Plymouth
Art Sauk City
Stuvyens Point
Sloughtor
Waterloo
Waukesha
Waupaca
Whitewater
Nation's Guest Aims to Break American Travel Records
A famed marshal and the American Legion guest will traverse 19,000 miles across 42 states and about 200 towns and cities aboard the Legion Special. After the journey, he sails to France with the largest collection of university degrees ever gathered by one individual, while gifts reach from Washington to New York and Kansas City.
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New York
Fock
Amedian Legions
America
Legion
American Legion Reception Committee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
France
Foch
Theatore Roosevelt
Montana
Kansas City
Montana Department of the American Legion
Marshal Foch
Vie Paris
Panama
American Legion
Washington
Missouri
Watte
Arkansas
Remington Schuyler
Stanitsalul
Cedar chests protect clothing from moths says U S Department
The United States Department of Agriculture notes cedar chests, if prepared and tightly closed, protect fabrics from clothes moths. Proper precautions include brushing and ensuring chests are well sealed. Chests retain value and kill young moths, though they do not kill eggs or larvae.
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United States Department of Agiematre
Fresh napthalene placed in cedar chest tale
A garbled note describes placing napthalene in cedar chests and mentions protection against something. The readable text is fragmentary and does not name persons, places, or events clearly. The record abstracts a brief domestic or storage reference with no verifiable details.
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PWN
Wisconsin
Estberg & Sons Jewelers
Acir
Held & Kendall
Grand Aves
Call Usl Por Demonetration
Povarstugoy
Trakel
Launde Gana
Elmer Byard Wises
Grand Ave
Naine
A. E. Woodward
Broadway
Eliese Aldg
Succeding
Leupold Specialty Co
Milwaukee City Car Lines
Clinton St
Milwaukee
A.M
Watertown
A. M
Wauteesha
Oconomowac
Milwaukee Motor Bus Service
Plankinton Arcade
Second St
The
Milwaukee Electric
Railway & Light Co
Ther
Sterling
East Main Street
Andine
White Rock Ave
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