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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
4
Local vendors advertise a sale featuring smoked meats and prepared foods. Available fruits include Bartlett pears, Rocky Ford cantaloupes, and watermelons. Prices shown in ads promise value. Market event highlights wide selection and seasonal items.
A garbled recipe lore passage promotes frugal cooking and canning, praising waste reduction and careful preparation. It lists vegetables by class including greens roots and tubers tomatoes corn pumpkins squashes and other vegetables like beans peas and okra while urging practical uses and appetite boosting ideas. It mentions the proverb Many a Mickle Makes a Muckle and hints at lively but unclear vehicle references.
Tacoma dispatch notes American Lake hosts Camp Lewis for training thousands of soldiers in the Liberty army. The region, known as American prairie, has legends from early missions and Fort Nisqually era. Captain Wilkes named the lake after a Fourth of July 1841 observance, amid disputes over the origin of the name. Steilacoom, five miles away, is Puget Sound’s oldest town.
Seasonal guide praises fresh fruits as nature s panacea for digestion and minerals. It lists serving ideas like Orange and Pineapple, Fruit Glace, Berry Roll, fruit sauces, Peach Trifle, and a Fruit Salad with cantaloupe. The tone is practical home economy with simple preparations.
A method describes layering cold seeded grapes in a jar with peaches bananas and pineapple dusted with powdered sugar. Add orange juice, cover with cheesecloth, mash grapes, drain juice, mix with water lemon juice and sugar, then freeze.
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