Picnic cooking and treats from Eleanor Howe column
Summertime picnic planning with easy meals and hot dishes. Recipes include Broiled Baked Bean Sandwiches Ginger Creams Deviled Eggs One-Dish Sausage Meals and Baked Macaroni Crease Style plus Raisin Drop Cookies Crazy Cake and a Better Baking cookbook promotion by Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois.
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Eleanor Howe
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Western Newspaper Union
Imaginary Interviews Touch on War Crisis and Self Reliance
A dialog imagines Uncle Sam and John Q. Citizen in a wartime mood shift. They reflect on past comforts, the need for self reliance, and the tough days ahead while questioning who really bosses the nation. Moments of social critique appear beside stray headlines and quips about Armistice enforcement and Hull cooperation.
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Uncle Sam
John Q
Sam
Lord Fauntleroy
Plana
Horseradish Uses and Substitutions for Flavor
Gathers kitchen notes on horseradish adding tang to dressings and sauces for fish. Mentions serving with ham and whipped cream, with directions to substitute chicken fat for butter in cakes and cookies. Notes beef drippings for sauces, stuffings, or meat loaves.
Two Ways and Two Houses Sermon Comparison
A preacher outlines Psalm 1 and Matthew 7, stressing two paths and two foundations. It contrasts the righteous life built on God's law with the wicked, and the tested house that stands when built on Christ's words versus the collapse of the fool’s structure.
Shining in the Heart Light of God in Jesus Christ
A devotional reflection cites II Corinthians 4 6 about God commanding light to shine in hearts providing knowledge of the glory of God through Jesus Christ, emphasizing spiritual revelation and faith.
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Jesus Christ
Danger If Men Plan Without God Quench the Spirit
A concise admonition warns that when people make plans for service and then seek divine blessing, they may, by asserting their own will, suppress the Holy Spirit’s influence and guidance. The reflection emphasizes humility and reliance on God in all endeavors.
Easy Wearable Dress Pattern No 1968 B Designs
A simple five piece dress with waist darts and front fastening shown in Barbara Bell Pattern No 1966 8. Versions in seersucker linen percale or gingham suit sizes 12 through 20 and 40 with busts 30 to 40. Size 14 needs about 3 1 2 yards of 35 inch fabric without nap. Send order to:
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Barbara Bell
Household Cleaning and Fragrance Tips from the Era
Camphor removes water ring stains from tables while iodine stains on washable fabrics respond to a diluted ammonia solution. Keep spice boxes away from heat to preserve oils. If baking with insufficient butter, add sour cream for a light cake. Choose easy to launder pot holders and hang near the stove. Rinse rag rugs well after washing to prevent dirt buildup. Freshen living rooms by a lavender oil and ammonia scent jar.
Wise and Otherwise Quotations on Life and Love
A collection of wry maxims about fire in boarding houses age gender marriage and courtship. It playfully notes dangers in paying for fire and the paradoxes of aging and romance. The tone is humorous and observational with a dash of social commentary.
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Ayem
HiPhillips
Stuepnagle
Brazil
Hull
Mr. Farley
Uniform International
Aarold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute
Coeo
Western T
Nie
International Council of Religious Education
Carmisatan
Matthew
God
Christ
Y Guru
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
ITA
Hes
Cope
Kellogg Compan
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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