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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
4
Editor notes a cooked series urging thoughtful planning for entertaining. The piece emphasizes staying fresh for guests over elaborate meals and suggests forethought to reduce heavy workload.
Sarah Tyson Rorer advises preparing table and salad dressing the day before to avoid last minute rushes. The suggested menu includes chipped veal mashed potatoes succotash harvest salad caramel cream bread and butter beverage with caramel cream make ahead for a large group using Rorer's recipe.
A fragment describes heating sugar on a burner and adding milk and more sugar, noting the modern oil stove as a convenient unit that heats rapidly and cools quickly. It contrasts it with stoves that require coaxing to start and linger after use.
Mrs Kate B Vaughn director of the household economic department Los Angeles Evening News shares a six step salad oil based mayo recipe. Use six cups oil lemon juice sugar salt and mustard beat in cold bowl until smooth. Chill oil and add ingredients in stages until thick.
Miss Lucy G. Allen of the Boston School of Cookery shares harvest salad steps using apples filled with pineapple cherries and almonds, plus a veal cutlet dish with onions cream and seasoning. The article also covers a corn and lima bean mix and advice for oil stove use and cleaning.
H G Wells argues in Current History that fascism in Italy is a sick land losing vitality and independence. He predicts Italy will be watched rather than consulted as its economy and education deteriorate under fascist rule. He warns the movement serves foreign capital and may become an industrial slum.
A brief history notes demand for nitrate of soda in this state, outlining early supply needs and regulatory context. It highlights historical figures and institutions discussing procurement, storage, and use of this chemical in industry and agriculture.
President Coolidge's planned three months vacation in South Dakota amid farm relief flood victims foreign policy and naval disarmament questions may be seen as a change of scenery more than rest from labors.
State and municipal bond issues rise by over 100 million monthly, yet concerns grow about sustained high taxes and the burden on taxpayers. The article analyzes the financing trend, potential interest costs, and public sentiment toward fiscal policy.
Rabbi Jerome M. Lawn outlined ten marriage commandments in a Beth Israel Temple sermon, urging continued courtship, honesty, mutual support, and respect. He cautioned against adultery, urged living within means, and emphasized active faith life as keys to lasting happiness.
Advices reaching Columbia indicate that farmers worry over securing nitrate of soda in time for use. Bulletin 225 from Clemson College reports E E Hall experiments at Florence experiment station, detailing results and potential solutions.
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