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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
7
A collection of recipes and cooking tips covers lamb chops calf s liver sweetbreads veal dishes and almond salad. It describes stuffing methods pan baking gravy mint sauce and creamed mixtures with notes on efficiency and modern labor saving devices.
A readable collection of kitchen guidance features Corn California Style with bacon baked in, Cabbage With Veal Balls, Stuffed Rabbit with herb stuffing, Preserved Berries canned cold, and a whipped cream cheese walnut date sherbet suggestion. Includes cooking steps and ingredients.
Instructions describe using sticky black tape to mend breaks in pipes or bowls. Wrap tightly around a pipe crack or lay tape along a bowl crack with generous excess on each side to secure the flaw.
New fall skirts arrive with long straight lines and increased length over last season. Wool and silk fabrics feature striped and plaid patterns with plaited panels, belts, and pockets. Separate skirts gain importance in the ward robe, while decorative buttons and tunic panels appear in selected models.
Womens shops nationwide push summer dress replenishment with low prices as frocks fade. Dotted Swiss remains fashionable but exits. new point de esprit dresses with lace rise for fall and school wear.
Mr Catbird recalls a playful afternoon where he sat on a fence and mimicked a cat’s meows. Billie Brownie commends his clever ruse as the children search for the unseen cat and the birds, including the gray bird, remain hidden and amused.
A child asks why her hair cracks revealing electricity in hair, mother explains with humor. The girl jokes about the family being lit up and mentions grandmother having gas in her stomach, reflecting a playful domestic moment.
The Tanlac a success story reports over twenty million bottles sold in six years across North America and beyond. It claims to restore weight, health, and strength for stomach, liver, and kidney disorders and many other ailments. Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
Britain fans over sweet potatoes while clothing firms cut wages. Merchants miss news, and Japanese militants halt Yap talks as Japanese women form a peace group.
Novelist Katharine Haviland Taylor says she found a desert island of peace in Philadelphia's Hell's Half Acre district. She rented an apartment after spotting two limousines in front and believes the area offers quiet for work despite social obligations and constant visitors.
The critic notes that too much detail dulls imagination. He recalls a Columbia tea scene where a preacher promises heaven to a widow and is joked about misfortune returning in Paradise. The quip suggests restraint can sharpen a vivid picture.
A humorous dialogue note praises Red Cross Ball Blue as the solution for pristine snowy white laundry after a day of work. Exchanges mention expert kiss and connoisseur certiivize in playful style. The piece also references chickens roaming and a neighbor’s thanks.
Advertises Cuticura products for clear smooth skin: ointment for pimples redness or itching, soap for bathing, talcum powder for fragrance. Each item priced 25 cents.
Mary Garrett Lay of the National League of Women Voters speaks in New York asserting women will confront political bosses. She notes bosses underestimate women and cites a humorous anecdote about a young wife and her husband to illustrate underestimation.
The St. Louis Home and Housing association with a capital of two million dollars halted building due to lack of demand after one year of operation. It has completed 122 houses, with 26 still unsold.
A reflective line on golf explains that regardless of skill a player cannot reach the peak of what they could have achieved. The quote highlights humility and the never ending pursuit of perfection in sport.
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