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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
5
Practical kitchen tips cover baking potatoes in half time, keeping black stockings dark in blue water, and step by step recipes for chowder planked haddock chestnut roulettes salmon sauce korntet soup and goose stuffing with detailed ingredients and instructions. The piece blends household guidance with specific dishes and methods for homemakers.
A Paris designer Doduillet presents an effective winter gown in embroidered tulle. The model features a three tier mouseeline tunic edged with rhinestones, offering a refined silhouette for cold weather wear.
The article discusses keeping garnishes in glass preserve jars labeled for easy access. A well stocked store cupboard with requisites for fancy dishes encourages cooks to elevate everyday presentations and taste. The habit of garnishing, once formed, leads to more ambitious culinary efforts.
Readers seek scalp remedies from alcohol sulfur and eggs while cautioning about cleaning brushes. A reply compares electric needle removal of hair and warns against unsafe home methods. A separate column answers teen dating and propriety questions, urging caution about early marriage and privacy in bedrooms.
This article discusses meat as a key cold weather food, noting beef as ideal for all ages and pork as heat producing but hard to digest for some. It gives serving pairings like pork with beans or applesauce, and outlines several recipes such as baked ham, fresh boiled ham, and roast pork with apple sauce and potatoes.
Wipe tenderloins and slit side then fill with well seasoned bread dressing and tie. Place in pan with salt pepper and bacon strips, brown in hot oven, bake 45 minutes while basting every 15 minutes. Puree sweet potatoes, parboil ten minutes, place beside meat, sprinkle brown sugar, baste during meat baste.
A fragmented recipe note lists crown roast pork with twelve chops and sausage dressing or onions. It references housekeepers in the directions but provides few concrete steps or quantities.
William Hinch aged 41 of Court and Linn weds Louise Schobert 20 of 2325 chagon street. William Newton White 22 of 914 West Ninth weds Bessie Jude 81 of 1302 Edwards. Henry Beder 21 of 1701 Race weds Carrie Beetz 14 of 2106 Ravine. Henry Bopp 26 of 605 Crown weds Nora Thielen 25 of 2207 Wheeler. Ray A Myers 24 of Philadelphia weds Rosella A Rennard 24 of 1006 Vine. Edward A Feldkamp 27 of 1739 Vine weds Kathyra McNamara 28 of walaa Pleasant. Harry J Sellers 20 of 429 Eth weds Gertrude Risehe 90 Asi Spring. Green Basili Turner 22 of Garfield place weds Emily Marie Keiley 21 of 802 East Oak. Harvey J Coffey 24 of Trenton weds V Blake 24 of 2360 Eastern Ave.
The article outlines a proposed Good Home System to help busy women manage domestic care. It suggests designating an evening for grooming catch up, bundling quick tasks into a cretonne bag, and using time efficiently for hair, nails, massage, and housekeeping to stay neat and well dressed.
A historical note describes Maxie Roy presenting fur jacket designs and mentions care for cleaning baking tins and cake dishes with lime water to brighten and sanitize them after boiling ten minutes.
A described eight week diet plan promises gradual weight loss. It lists weekly food rules and suggests variations while emphasizing portion control and personal medical advice. The text contains many garbled phrases and nonstandard terminology but centers on a strict eating regime.
A damaged recipe fragment lists ingredients including sugar flour cinnamon and soda with notes for creaming butter adding sour milk and mixing the batter. It describes greasing a pan dusting with flour and baking at moderate heat for about 30 minutes.
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