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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
8
Agricultural advice covers feeding dairy cows and calves, hog cholera serum, breeding sheep and horses, manure value, and market timing. Emphasizes pasture management, proper feeding, blood quality, and soil fertility for profitable dairying and livestock keeping.
Practical guidance for a bride furnishing a kitchen on a tight budget. Highlights include flooring options from linoleum to painted floors, a sturdy work table, a chair for seated prep, and strategic use of rugs and mats. Emphasizes ergonomics and choosing simple white stoneware, plain blue and white china, minimal towels, and essential utensils only.
A historical cleaning tip describes beating carpets to remove dust then boiling a soap solution with water and tartar. The mix is applied to a carpet portion, rinsed with warm water, and dried with a clean cloth, repeating across the surface until cleaning is complete.
Put tapioca in a saucepan with water and cook until transparent. Add sugar currant jelly salt and lemon juice. Pour into a wet mold chill then turn out and serve with whipped cream.
A simple biscuit guide uses one half pound flour one half pound sugar and four eggs. Beat whites and yolks separately then drop batter on a buttered tin and sprinkle sugar. Flavor with almond to taste.
This text provides a simple cabbage soup method boiling chopped cabbage in salt and water until tender. It then instructs to add milk, season with pepper salt and butter, and finish by stirring in a crack er or two just before removing from the fire.
Instructions for preparing various ham dishes for luncheon. Includes ending tips for boiled ham croquettes with onion parsley, curried bacon curls, ham cheese fried sandwiches, baked sliced ham with milk basting, and shredded cold ham with currant jelly sauce served on toast.
A New York inventor develops a safety device for window washers. The belt and two strand cable form a loop with a hook anchored to furniture or a floor hook, allowing work from a window sill with reduced risk of falls. While aimed at professionals this device may aid private homes, especially where help is timid.
A vintage recipe lists ingredients for mince meat including two bowls each of finely chopped meat and apples, four bowls of raisins, currants and sugar with suet, citron, molasses, mace, cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, salt, and cider. The note explains a bowl equals one and a half pints and says the mixture cooks thoroughly and is a reliable blend.
This guide explains preparing coffee in a French press style pot byPour over half pint boiled water without boiling. Strain into lower chamber then run through again four to five times. Keep spout covered, scald pot before use, and maintain brightness. Sufficient for a small family in tiny cups.
A recipe describes slicing tart apples into a buttered deep dish mound. Cinnamon and nutmeg season the filling, plus sugar and small bits of butter. Top with soft biscuit dough, pour to a pourable consistency, bake in a hot oven, and serve with hard or foamy sauce.
A colonial recipe describes arranging alternating slices of fresh pork with a dressing for stuffed meats. Tie, steam until tender, uncover to brown, then plate on lettuce leaves and serve with tomato sauce.
Delia waits at the money order window hoping a $50 reward will send her brother Jack home. A misread bounty description links a polite stranger to the case, leading to a comic chain of mistaken identity, deception, and a blue-eyed policeman. The pair’s fate shifts as Manway, a kind observer, intervenes and helps arrange Jack’s return and other plans, culminating in a wedding.
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