04 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
1
A Scots themed domestic article outlines favorite broths and soups from a Scotch housewife, detailing four quarts of soup with meat and leeks, and a tender oxtail stew with onion carrot butter flour and catsup. It explains branding a steak on a hot gridiron and serving on a hot dish with butter, noting Americans prefer rarer steak.
Numerous notices of residents visiting or staying with relatives in towns across Indiana and nearby states. Names include Miss Lou Hill, Carl Berry, Om as Mull, Miss Mary1, Will Hinshaw, Etta Devinney, and many families in Manilla Carthage Knightstown Rushville and Greenfield. Also mentions hospital visits and a funeral for Claude Kirkpatrick, with various attendees and travel among Indianapolis Richmond and Chicago.
Church notes report a Wednesday meeting with Mrs J A Walter and a Thursday gathering with Mrs Grace H Porter. A Moody Church visitor Otto Gilbert held a street meeting and asked to preach at Wesleyan Church. Rev J Edgar Williams announced a July 14 music service at Friends Church with Dalton Lewis and his spouse to assist. union service plans may form around the event.
Good butter has no strong odor and a uniform golden color with fine grain. If slick or marbled, it is poorly handled and may contain excess moisture, which the buyer pays for. Cheese should have good color and fine grain, while large air cells and rapid fat separation signal inferior quality or foreign fat.
Mix equal portions of cold boiled and grated raw potatoes. Peel and squeeze raw potato, combine with boiled, season, and bind with flour to form balls. Place a square of fried bread in the center, shape, boil in salted water for fifteen minutes. Serve with gravy and meat.
Fillet the anchovies cut each fillet into two lengthwise and arrange in lattice fashion on small glass dishes. Garnish with quarters of hard cooked eggs and capers. Drizzle olive oil and sprinkle chopped chives or parsley. Serve.
A recipe tip advises how to cook vegetables based on whether they grow above or below ground. A Basket Meeting is scheduled for Sunday July 14 at the Beech.
A 9 by 12 Axminster rug with a red and tan colorway is offered for sale for 1275 dollars, with the asking price of 21 dollars.
Grocery stores will close from 10 a m to 5 p m. Barbershops shut from quitting time Wednesday night until 6 p m Thursday. Henry Henley Public Library will be closed July 4.
Sunday afternoon events at the A. M. E. church marked a successful Children’s Day celebration. Miss Jennie Wilson of Connnersville is expected Thursday to visit her cousin Mrs S. E. Pugh.
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