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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
9
A compilation of kitchen guidance on asparagus season markets and long stored tips. It covers steaming and butter sauces, frying asparagus fritters, and asparagus omelets, followed by general salad rules and dressings. It list recipes for Russian and Caesar like salads with olives, tuna and sardines, and various shortcake and cake-assembly ideas.
In a London university lecture Sir Josiah Stamm argues that a small elite holds a growing share of wealth while the average Briton’s income and living standards have risen markedly over the past century. He cites 490,000 people owning two thirds of wealth and a subset with 6,000 holding one third, with no decisive evidence of increased capital concentration.
A vintage fitness piece extols short daily exercises to improve the figure for women with practical tips. It argues open air is best, but offers apartment friendly routines, including leg lifts, arm raises, twists, and stretches to strengthen muscles, boost energy, and reduce perceived excess weight.
In Lady Holland's Memoirs a tale shows Sydney Smith hosting suppers in Edinburgh. Sir James Mackintosh pretends Smith is present, fooling a Highland cousin who idolizes military glory. The prank erupts in laughter and leaves the cousin unknowingly praising Smith as the hero.
A 1910s style home guide explains causes of bad breath from indigestion and dental issues. It recommends thorough tooth brushing and a peppermint cedar mouthwash recipe using peppermint oil spearmint cloves red cedar myrrh tincture and alcohol, plus a simple soap rinse as an alternative.
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