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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
A historical note outlines oven temperatures for meats, potatoes, fish, pastries, cakes, cookies, and custards. It recommends 325 degrees F for sponge and angel cake, 375 for custards baked in hot water, and 250 to 275 for very slow cookies like macaroon. It also advises lowering to 350 to 375 after fifteen minutes for meats and fruit pies.
A 1933 Bell Syndicate kitchen feature by Miss Dorothy Shank presents adjustable oven timings to fit busy days. Recipes include cottage ham with brown sugar and cloves, baked potatoes, apricot and rice pudding, and quick liver with bacon, with cooking times varied by temperature settings.
In Central Park the Mall draws a growing crowd of skaters from junior leagues, tenements, social registers, and celebrities like Beatrice Lillie and Ethel Barrymore. The scene shifts from horse-drawn carriages to motor cars, with mentions of band concerts, old New York nostalgia, and park hazards on riding paths.
A rugged ram, with heavy curled horns, thrives in high mountains ten thousand feet above sea level. He faces dangers from pumas, eagles, and hunters each fall, yet stays swift and agile, leaping between crags as boys admire his bold leaps.
A reader suggests using stale cake scraps and crumbled macaroon to make a quick boiled custard dessert for a child’s lunch. The note also offers home care tips for soapstone sinks, clouded glass, and washing a jersey dress with standard soap flakes.
A column discusses the saying familiarity breeds contempt and explores balancing intimacy with respect. It reflects on interpersonal dynamics, the value of distance, and the aspiration to maintain both closeness and esteem among friends.
Fashion notes showcase affordable organdie and pique pieces to elevate outfits. Readers can sew or crochet dainty blouses capes jackets and hats while using fine thread and rolled hems to achieve refined finishes. The piece highlights style tips for coordinating with light gray or navy tones and features decorative button holes and honeycomb quilted pique accents.
The article surveys neckline options from country to town looks. It highlights bowtie with Buster Brown collar, silk scarf bandanna, stock collar with riding suit, and knitted scarf with a novelty pin as popular neckwear choices.
Fashion notes say mesh pocketbooks will reappear this summer with accompanying do-dads like lipstick perfume and rouge on a ring compact. The heavy precious metal links make them hard to carry inside, so they may be carried separately or attached to the purse side.
Straw hats flood Paris millinery salons with an army of styles and colors. Designers showcase varied shapes from dawn to onion soup hour, offering pieces for every mood and moment.
Cherie Nicholas notes Paris showcases pleated skirts in monotone chiffon and bold bows as the season’s key accents. Lanvin uses wide cape pleats while Patou features prominent green velvet bows on pink satin gowns, signaling varied yet coordinated bow and pleat trends for evenings.
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