Butter Sugar Cream Spread on Plate
Beat half a cup of butter until creamy then beat in one cup of sugar. Press the mixture into a dam shaped mound on a glass plate and grate a little nutmeg over the top.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
6
Beat half a cup of butter until creamy then beat in one cup of sugar. Press the mixture into a dam shaped mound on a glass plate and grate a little nutmeg over the top.
A 1918 recipe for a meat filled biscuit dough using flour salt shortening milk eggs onion and baking powder with chopped cooked beef and ham and a brown gravy. It notes variations with leftover meats and suggests using a paper bag for baking and offers free bound lesson sets from Jaques Mfg Co. Chicago.
A compact home recipe describes sifting flour with salt and baking powder thrice, rubbing in shortening, then adding milk or water to form a dough. Roll thin, cut, place cooked sausage, seal edges with water, and fry until crisp, served with hot gravy.
Instructions favor cooking in specially made bags with full surface searing inside. Lay bag seam side up on pan, secure bag mouth, avoid hot ovens, use slow heat, and allow 15 minutes per pound for meat or fowl. For pastries use KC Baking Powder for a sustained rise and light texture.
Mount Whitney rises to 14 601 feet in the Sierra Nevada crest with nearby high summits such as Mount Russell 14 190 feet Mount Williamson 14 384 feet Mount Muir 14 025 feet Mount Langley 14 042 feet Mount Barnard 14 003 feet and Mount Tyndall 14 025 feet all within six miles. The Death Valley low point lies 276 feet below sea level about eighty miles from Whitney and the peak is allegedly visible from Death Valley on clear days per the USGS.
Dwight L. Moody rebuked a formal vote of thanks at an England meeting, declaring he is not the Rev. Mr. Moody but a Sunday school worker and a brother in faith. His frank contrast to ceremony drew astonished cheers as he spoke on duty and unity. A Cheruit gown described alongside, with black and white stripes, and a tango gown with blue crape and lace, illustrate fashion notes of the era.
The excerpt describes a casement lit by a wintry moon casting red glow on Madeline’s breast as she kneels for grace. A saintly glow surrounds her hair and cross, with rose bloom and damasked colors resembling a saintly apparition, as in Keats.
The guide advises engaged girls to inform personal friends while mothers notify older relatives, with congratulatory letters sent promptly. It bans young women from congratulating male friends and urges discreet public displays to avoid embarrassment. The ring should be worn after setting, serving as a warning to admirers, and hosts should invite the couple to dine together to show approval.
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