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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
3
Chicago reports Dr. Clara Seippel condemning flimsy girls wear as peril to the race. She says modern attire endangers warmth and development, predicting frailty from scant dress and late nights, urging healthier habits and protection for growing girls.
Scrape small carrots and skin small white onions. Bake together in a dish with about one third as many onions as carrots, pour over half a cup of melted butter or oil, season with salt and pepper, cover tightly and bake slowly until tender. For hoarseness mix glycerin with a well beaten egg white, add lemon juice and sugar to taste.
An old mutton broth recipe notes high fat content in neck meat and the calories it yields. It suggests using lamb fat in a mock lamb stew with two cups potato one onion two tablespoons lamb fat carrot turnip flour and water, browning flour in fat then simmering vegetables in the gravy. Serve with rice and optional peas.
A woman recalls three husbands buried and jokes with an old admirer at the cemetery. She quips that with more courage he might have joined them, delivering a macabre witticism in a grim social moment.
To restore tarnished silver quickly, boil it in water with a lump of washing soda. Use cooking vessels that cover the burner on a gas stove, as heat lost to uncovered areas reduces effectiveness.
Practical kitchen tips cover stain removal with vinegar on zinc, jellied veal loaf with pimentos, and banana whipped cream substitutes. Guidance on eggs includes boiling times and peeling methods, plus nutrition tips for children and a critique of maternal smoking by Dr. Quackenbos.
New London mother Adeline Palmer Lee must quit smoking or lose custody of her six year old daughter after Judge Allyn L. Brown ruled that a smoke free atmosphere is best for the child. Lee admitted heavy cigarette use and the court accepted expert testimony favoring a smoke free home for the child's welfare.
The excerpt notes Roentgen's discovery of X rays in 1895 and identifies sea island cotton as among the finest. It mentions a simple funnel made from half an eggshell and references the earliest known almanac dated 1200 B C written on papyrus during Ramesses the Great's era.
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