Paper Bag Baking For Cakes And Pastries From 1911
Martha McCulloch Willlame describes methodical paper bag cooking to bake cakes, noting preparation, ingredient handling, and precise baking steps. Heed cooling, folding, sifting, and flavoring tips, plus using bags with molds for quick, reliable results.
Sweets for the Sweet by Nicolas Soyer at Brooke's Club
In this 1911 recipe, six ounces of Caroline rice are cooked with four ounces of sugar two ounces butter cinnamon and lemon. After simmering in milk until tender cool slightly then fold in eggs whites and lemon juice. Pipe into orange sized balls with apricot jam, bread crumb, fried until golden and serve immediately.
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Martha McCulloch Willlame
Jay
Associated Literary Press
Nicolas Soyer
Brooke’ Club
London
Ingert & Amall
Sturgis & Walton Company
Paper Bag Cooking for Kids by Martha McCulloch Williams
Instructions for making edible treats in paper bags to delight children. Describes bag moulds, oven steps, and recipes like Mammy's Pound Cake with detailed measurements and methods. Encourages festive shapes, decorative frostings, and safe baking practices for moist, crustless cakes.
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Martha McCulloch Williams
Wall Street Watches a 30-Ton Truck Pillar Journey
The New York Sun reports on a massive 30 ton pillar being transported from a South Street wharf to a Wall Street building. A 14 horse team pulls the heavy load along a broad arc from the wharf, up Wall Street toward Broadway, with the derrick lifting the pillar onto the truck and the crew guiding the operation.
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Blind Girl's Poultry Yard in Scotland Inspires
A young Scotch girl who is almost blind manages a poultry yard with remarkable skill. Her yearly balance sheet shows growing profits while caring for the birds provides exercise and joy. She keeps accurate accounts using a Braille slate and communicates via a typewriter.
Preparing the Ground in Domestic Service Tale
An excerpt from Youth's Companion shows a domestic servant addressing her employer. The cook explains she can be fierce and rough-spoken at times but can be won over with a small gift, signaling her desire to keep her position and perks.
Why She's a Suffragette in Our Town Tea Social
A note about Dora joining the suffragette movement sparks talk as neighbors discuss the teas hosted by local suffragettes. Also an ad for Lithlat distilled water from Basin Bottling Works offers physician recommended relief at $1.50 per case.
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Dora
Big Horn County
Basin Bottling Works
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