There Are Two Ways to Eat Fried Chicken
A quirky guide contrasts two methods for savoring fried chicken detailing a dainty approach and a bold, practical style in a playful regional voice.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
3
A quirky guide contrasts two methods for savoring fried chicken detailing a dainty approach and a bold, practical style in a playful regional voice.
A bureau of statistics report shows 682 fur farms in Canada at year end, up from 24 in the prior year reference, with values rising from 5,008 591 to 5,652,605. Fur farming now exists in every part of the Dominion, and 14 ranches of domesticated animals are in the Yukon territory.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It stresses following directions on the package and notes the Bayer Cross symbol denotes genuine Aspirin trusted by physicians for over twenty one years.
A rustic exchange shows a parent wishing for schooling to say agriculture fluently. Farmer Corntosset notes he has some benefit from schooling but still speaks in a rural dialect, reflecting pride in farming craft.
Poetic excerpt from Hood contrasts home made bread wine and dishes. The piece critiques homemade goods with a humorous tone and antique diction. Intrinsic note on authorship appears as a quoted fragment within a broader discussion on copyright.
A dated domestic guide presents methods for roasting a leg of lamb with potatoes and tomato, a mutton stew with peas, a mutton casserole with carrots and onions, barbecued lamb in a currant sauce, and shoulder lamb patties wrapped in bacon, ending with a quoted Evangeline excerpt.
A hometown kitchen feature offers several old fashioned dishes. Souffied Squash uses Hubbard squash cream eggs and baked filling. Bread Sponge Cake relies on bread sponge and spices. Stuffed Quinces bake with nuts raisins sugar and water. Golden Fleece is a cheese and egg dish. Peanut Butter Fudge blends sugar milk and peanut butter. Halibut Salad combines smoked halibut or lettuce with a yolk sardine dressing and lemon garnish.
Fashion notes praise the rehabilitated trotteur tailored suit for winter wear with cushion fur collars and bold fur trims. Black lace veils, exotic influences from Spain and Egypt, and ornate hats with eyebrow curtains and lace drapes headline a season rich in color, texture, and decorative veiling.
New sport skirts will not be made with hems shorter than five inches and many lighter weight styles will display deeper hems.
Reveille sounds and Private Peace rushes in with misbuttoned leggings. The top kick notices the lapse and Peace explains a personal error in wearing legs crossed when donning his uniform during the march.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a fast soothing remedy for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles spread across households for fifty five years. The ad promises easier night sleep and morning expectoration and notes it is sold wherever medicines are sold.
A seven year old named Johnnie asks his sister Titi if it would be awful to be deaf, imagining washing ears daily and never getting any good from them. The scene reflects a dinner table discussion about a state school for the deaf as narrated in Harper's Magazine.
A vintage ad promotes California Fig Syrup as a quick remedy for constipation in children. It claims a teaspoonful opens the bowels within hours and restores a sick child to playfulness, urging mothers to ask druggists for genuine California Fig Syrup with age guidelines on the bottle.
A dialogue contrasts eight hour work limits with sixteen hours for a man fixing a flivver and buying gas. A Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement touts fresh dainty baby clothes free of streaks and damage, with all grocers selling it.
A light exchange centers on a father asking if his son learned anything in college. The reply is that apparently not, as the son now declares plans to marry. The remark hints at expectations and life choices after schooling.
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