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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
12
A vintage domestic guide promotes ham bone versatility for fall and winter meals. Itadvises buying a whole ham for savings, trimming, and broiling center slices. The butt end is suggested baked with pineapple and simmered then roasted with Blueapple sauce, pineapple, and parsley garnish.
The page contains an outlawed contest for free groceries with rules about forming a sentence from extra words, submitting to a merchant, and winner announcements. It also includes several home cookbook recipes and weekly shopping notes, urging readers to act before Mon 8 80. It lists eligibility exclusions for Gazette Company employees and warns not to call merchants by phone.
A jumble of fish species and cooking terms appears in a fragmented text. It mixes many fish names such as halibut haddock mackerel cod and trout with stray phrases about cleaning rugs screens and steel storage. The legible portions resemble a homestyle guide or catalog fragment with scattered instructions and unrelated notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various foods and preparations including grapes oranges salmon and dressings. The garbled lines reference French dressings salted butter and crumbs with unclear sequencing. No coherent event or narrative is present.
A fragmented recipe describes soaking prunes overnight in water then cooking until tender. Prune pulp is mashed and folded with stiff beaten whites, poured into a greased pan, baked briefly, and served with custard or sauce. A white sauce includes cheese and olive additions, with notes on heating and stirring.
Soverty-twe members of the Williams-Bedden and Conbabs group will attend a city football party today at 19:00 then visit Lady Field at 14:00 after a Kanawha hotel gathering. They assemble at the Kanawha at 18:30 for a casual dinner and speeches before leading a Hallowe'en procession along city streets.
December 17 will see Princess Mary launch HMS Rodney and HMS Nelson at Cammell Laird Works Birkenhead for Britain. The vessels, part of a super warship class under the Washington arms treaty, will carry 33,000 tons and 18 inch guns in triple turrets.
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