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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
8
A jumble of antique recipe fragments describes fruit galad with berries, pineapple, orange pulp, and a whipped cream dressing served in crisp lettuce nests. Pimento butter and a Southern style dish with onion and pepper offer savory spreads and a fish filling. Lime celery galed and egg salad hint at garnish ideas with lettuce nests and crisp ribbons.
War time peas and beans dominate daily meals as headlines mix agricultural morale with a remarkable note from Hiawatha Kansas. The Shula family story highlights almost 1000 members tied by blood or marriage across Reserve and surrounding six miles, a rare interrelated community amidst rural life.
Carbour paper typewriter paper and ribbons listed at the News Telegraph office. Industrial supplies sought for newsroom use and clerical work.
A London tailored waist features white pussy willow silk with turnback cuffs and a novel roll collar in radium silk striped in rose, copen or maize. It fastens in front with large pearl buttons through handmade buttonholes, gathered back, self bound slash pockets, and a new model belt with two straps in back. Design by Franklin Simon & Co., New York.
Cottage cheese provides more than three ounces of protein per pound and cheaper energy than most meats. When served with cream its value rises, and the text outlines recipes such as Cottage Cheese Rolls with vegetables and Boston Roast using beans or peas, cottage cheese, and breadcrumbs baked with tomato sauce.
Practical guide to table styling advises against overload and obscuring views. Emphasizes centerpieces matching table shape, ample greenery, single stem towers, balanced candle placement with one candle per two guests, and avoiding crowded centers.
A fragmentary, era voice piece notes civil discourse and a Shakespearean taunt about fools and merriment. It includes a quizzical line about princes, friends, and support, and ends with a murky, repartee tone reflecting social tension.
Odd kitchen hints cover olive oil storage with sugar, discolorations on aluminum removed by steel wool and ammonia, and vinegar in water to rinse dishes. A wire egg whip reduces mixing time, wooden tubs spare dishware from chipping, and vinegar-dried gas manute improves grit. Cucumber, tomato, and fruit jelly ideas appear with cake tips noting chocolate cake can be eggless.
Instructions from New York State Agricultural College describe two canning methods. Method one packs raw meat into clean jars with salt, seals loosely, sterilizes in a covered vessel for four to five hours, then completes sealing and stores in a cool dark place. Method two browns or heats the meat, packs with stock and salt, sterilizes for the same duration, earning better flavor when meat is browned first.
A dressy tussore silk suit available in tan gold green white or rose pink features a plaited back and front with a sash belt and a convertible cape to complement the outfit.
A playful scene unfolds as a rural justice weighs fines for overspeeding and contempt of court, quoting dollars and cents on an old envelope. Wigglethorpe protests mispronunciations while the judge feigns sternness, promising more penalties before leaving town. A housing boom and inspection contrast with the courtroom vignette, hinting at village life and local humor.
Washington reports the Navy League appeals through its women's section led by Mrs George Dewey widow of the late admiral to enlist young men without dependents in the navy and marine corps for defense. Newspapers urged to cooperate as eligibles are sent to the Washington chapter. Also notes a home remedy for rheumatism using celery water onion and milk.
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