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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
64
Me Cavalieri answers readers queries on fasting for health and beauty. She shares knowledge of recent self culture discoveries while offering conservative guidance on adopting these methods.
A detailed set of recipes for CHICKEN A LA CHASSEUR and variants CHICKEN A LA STANLEY CHICKEN A LA NORMANDE and CHICKEN A LA STANLEY with step by step instructions. It covers browning chicken with butter olive oil onions rice pilaf saffron cream mushrooms curry adding stock and vegetables, serving with noodles and tips for texture and richness. Recipes include cooking times and methods, with notes on seasoning and finishing sauces.
The author advocates fasting as beneficial for health and beauty, urging moderation and semi fasts. They describe a 48 hour fast four times monthly, advise water with lemon, milk first day, and gradual reintroduction via soups and gruels. Benefits cited include relief from catarrh rheumatism and nervousness, plus guidance on when to fast and how to start.
In the afternoon the Faces event concluded and trains filled. A small boy stood in a compartment until Mrs. Jones, a young gentlewoman, offered him her knee. She asked his name and age, and he replied Tony, twenty five, with the light-weight jockey nearby.
Readers seek advice on removing superfluous hairs safely, dealing with a red nose in winter, and avoiding tight clothing that worsens circulation. The advice covers sterilizing tweezers, cleansing with peroxide, and using cold cream. loosen clothing, plain diet, hydration, and deep breathing. and cautions against harsh hair dyes with a suggestion to use henna for natural, vegetable-based coloring.
Step by step directions describe cutting chicken, seasoning with salt and pepper, arranging in a shallow dish, cooking on low heat until firm, then thickening with two tablespoons of flour, stirred in gently to coat all pieces.
The Government Plant Bureau obtained khat from Aden in Arabia and notes its leaves when chewed act like champagne in effect. It grows best at 2600 to 6000 feet, propagates from cuttings, and yields a commercial crop in two years. Arabs consume daily portions. caravans arrive in Aden and many natives spend large incomes on khat.
A whimsical Parisian note describes slicing toast thinly and frying in butter. Melted cheese with a touch of cayenne and mustard makes a fondue. Each toast pair holds a strip of well grilled streaky bacon between them.
A domestic episode unfolds with a missing child found safe after a mother’s panic. Alittle Willie appears with letters from the wardrobe, then turns to play with a perambulator as a train game. After the baby’s safe return from a coal cellar, calmer moments prevail.
A court scene features a magistrate teasing a 12 year old prisoner about a thrown stone. The boy replies that the stone was as large as the judge’s head but thinner, highlighting a terse exchange that underscores the trial’s sharp rhetoric.
Fragmentary OCR captures a scene of a new official directing visitors to leave umbrellas at the door. The exchange emphasizes that orders are strict and attendance requires compliance before entering.
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