Cooking articles offer quick breakfast and waffles notes
An editor notes that cereals and toasted breads are good for breakfast and that waffles, though more work, please children with their joyful reactions.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
4
An editor notes that cereals and toasted breads are good for breakfast and that waffles, though more work, please children with their joyful reactions.
A vintage list of kitchen tips and recipes includes a blueberry muffin method by nutrition specialist Mise Marcearet Allen Hall and a Boston School of Cookery contributor G Allen. It covers berry preparation, flour and baking powder ratios, and baking times, plus pancake and waffle ideas from Miss Rosa Michaelis and others. It also notes a wick cleaner for stoves and a tip about hard water versus soft water for laundry.
Poiret warns American women that tall heels hinder walking as Paris designs shift toward easy to wear, mass produced fashion. Cretonne beach dresses and washable fabrics appear as French mothers prepare for summer resorts, with mid season frocks keeping knee length and longer skirts eyed for autumn by Poiret and Vionnet. Brown tones dominate new tailor made lines while ancient buttons and amber turquoise fastenings add vintage sparkle to outfits.
The government awards Slim Lindy a Medal of Honor but deducts twelve hundred dollars from his prize. The text argues the tax punishes individual enterprise for home improvements and building upgrades while speculative land values profit, criticizing the tax system's bias against productive effort.
Data from the Bureau of Chemistry shows new turpentine cups sold in the 1927-28 season reaching 32,130,000 cups, a 57 percent rise from 1926-27. Production expectations point to higher output, with ten producers contributing figures to the survey.
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