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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
4
A homey set of recipes includes Pond Lily Salad with hard boiled eggs and mayonnaise, Veal Croquettes from leftover meat, Stuffed Peppers with veal and rice, and Madge's Cookies with sherry. Also included are good pie crust, steel cleaning tips, and a tip about using a crochet needle to clear bathroom pipes.
A collection of practical remedies and methods for everyday care. Instructions cover hardening leather with kerosene, warming irons, improving boiled starch with additives, removing paint stains with olive oil and chloroform, cleaning walls with pumice stone, keeping parsley fresh, scalding milk in a double boiler, and renewing leather shine.
On a dry day select sound green peas. Shell and blanch in water scented with mint, then dry and pack into wide neck bottles with mint and salted boiling water. Seal hermetically after cooling, wrap bottles in hay, then heat and store until needed.
Cut the round steak into two inch squares. Dredge in flour and season with salt and pepper. Fry in lard or butter, then bake until brown. Turn pieces, add water, and cook one and a half to two hours. Thicken the gravy and serve.
A simple method uses salmon liquor with two tablespoons butter or ter, two tablespoons lemon juice, four tablespoons water, half a teaspoon cloves, and a pinch of cayenne. Boil, add salmon, salt to taste, cook a few minutes, and serve on toast or crackers.
A Farm and Home writer describes a trough setup to feed swine without spill. An ordinary trough sits before a gate swinging on a top rod. The gate swings inward to hold swill, then swings back and is fastened to prevent hog access.
The item lists a public sale set for Saturday Oct 28 at the home of the late Lurena Thornburg. It notes the sale includes household goods and mentions the purchase of the residence by Dr F M Miller for 1535. The report also references related local happenings and upcoming events in Knightstown and Greenfield.
Rural Route 23 reports H. T. Draper renting a farm five miles NW of Charlottesville and planning to move by December 1. Miss Micha Butler from Indianapolis visited cousin Mrs Morris Binford. Mrs Nathan C. Binford of Greenfield visited her mother Mrs Amos Hill. Miss Alice Hill and Mrs Binford traveled to Indianapolis. Miss Edna Dean of New Castle is to visit Miss Marjorie Hill. Rev. William Mills of Hopewell visited his brother in law W. B. Hill and wife.
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