Pies for One Dish Dinners from The Home Kitchen
A how to guide on beefsteak fish vegetable and lobster pies using leftover meat fish or vegetables. Includes crusts browning tips and flavoring steps with sauces and vegetables. Provides baking times and serving suggestions for a full dinner.
Tomato Canape and Relish Fingers
In place of soup serve canapes and relishes on thin toast rounds. Tomato Canape uses marinated tomato slices on buttered toast with anchovy paste, mint, mayonnaise, and paprika. Relish Fingers pair buttered toast fingers with a halved deviled egg and a horseradish onion butter.
Winter and Italian squashes for baked dishes and pies
Late fall brings pumpkin and squash as versatile ingredients for many dishes and pies. Italian squashes are tenderest, Hubbard squash yields dry vegetable use, and yellow varieties are milder. A baked squash method uses boiling, mashing, butter, sugar, crumbs, nuts, and egg yolks.
White Potatoes Hit Twenty Year High In Local Market
The local fruit and vegetable market reports white potatoes at the highest prices in two decades due to crop shortages and strong storage demand. Merchants urge using sweets to curb potato demand, while sweet potatoes, grapes, and apples show varied prices and ample supplies as Apple Week approaches nationwide.
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Nancy Hall
California
Fried Italian Squash and Related Dishes
Instructions for preparing Fried Italian Squash Baked Pumpkin and Stuffed Squash with egg coatings, breadcrumbs, cheese, and optional sauces. Includes parboiling, frying, and baking steps with seasonings and serving suggestions. Copyright 1925 Newspaper Feat. Ser. Inc.
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Brown Betty Pudding Makes a Dainty Dessert
A vintage recipe describes Brown Betty pudding with sliced apples layered in a buttered bread crust, brown sugar, nutmeg, and butter. Bake until tender and serve with a foamy vanilla sauce made from butter sugar egg and vanilla.
Father and Son Day at Rotary Dinner Highlights Boys
About 40 boys including orphans from Cincinnati Orphan Asylum attended the Rotary Club luncheon at Lin ton. Rev Frank G Sayers of Hamilton C spoke on the moral value of boys while quipping on material worth and the spirit of youth. The club also held its annual Halloween dinner dance at the Sinton last night.
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Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Frank G. Sayers
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Sayers
Churches exceed quotas in Cincinnati weekday Bible school drive
Joint Protestant Agencies of Cincinnati pursue a 48000 campaign to fund expansion of weekday Bible schools. By a November 5 extension decision, 50 percent of quotas were met and fifteen churches surpassed targets led by Montgomery Presbyterian at 260 percent. Speakers highlighted school work and pupil stories from Evanston and Avondale schools.
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Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Presbyterian Church
Sisters of the Deaconess Hospital
Horace C. Drake
H. W. Lenz
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Lewis E. Lee
D.D
Council of Religious Education
Esther Lamb
Robert Yowler
Evanston Public Schools
Lillian Humphries
Avondale
Proposal to Bar Voting by Life Members of Girls Friendly Society
At the national council session the amendment to give life members a voice and seat without vote failed 34 to 22. Miss F L Sibley noted the English jubilee and Mrs R B Gregory described society work in England. Miss Edith Hadley spoke on Wu Chang China activities.
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China
Flaming Clothes Burn Him At Factory
James McCants a 17 year old negro of 653 Carr Street was severely burned yesterday morning at the Cincinnati Nipple Manufacturing Company 1561 West street. The report to police says Byron Welch of 711 Kenyon avenue threw the match in play at the work site.
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West Street
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Kenyon Avenue
Bus ordinances take effect today in Cincinnati
City Council approved two bus ordinances on October 20 and they become effective today as Mayor Carrel abstains from signing. The emergency clause remains contested and a referendum challenge could be filed by Eli Frankenstein and William Schultz. City Solicitor Bowman declines action. changes to suburban license clause may be proposed at the November 10 meeting. The standard bus ordinance permits motor buses alongside trolley operations by the Cincinnati Street Railway Company.
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Carrel
Thomas Allentire
Samuel Lipp
Eli Frankenstein
Wiliam Schultz
Frank Bowman
Cincinnati
Rager
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Ortho phone Talking Machine Praised by Experts in Ohio
Premier demonstration in Cincinnati by Victor and Western Electric unveils Ortho phonic Talking Machine. Experts highlight five and a half octave range and clearer tone with duralumin diaphragm, a six foot horn, and compatibility with old and new records.
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Ohio
New York
Victor Talking Machine Company
Western Electric Company
Cincinnati
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
East Fourth Street
Zoo Receives Two Kodiak Bears Largest Of Their Kind
A pair of Kodiak bears, the first in the states in over eleven years, arrived at the Zoo and are on exhibition in the lion house. Born on Kodiak Island near Alaska, they weighed eight pounds each as cubs and have grown to about seventy five pounds. They are the largest carnivores, expected to reach around a ton each, and are noted for their shaggy coat and milder disposition compared with the American grizzly.
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Kodiak Island
Alaska
Shelikof Strait
Kodiak Bay
Alaskan Biological Survey
Wedding Gifts and Home Care Guide From the Past
The article offers practical wedding gift ideas and home care tips. It advises budgeting honestly, matching engraved silver, and choosing sets like ice cream forks or coffee spoons. It also suggests kitchen linens, tablecloths, china, brass pieces, and thoughtful small items. For fish keeping it covers feeding, disease prevention, and safe foods.
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China
October to February Freesia Blooming Guide
The article advises starting freesias in October in eight inch pots with loam leaf mold and sand, about twenty five bulbs each. Keep in an unheated room, water regularly, then move to gentle heat in November. Bloom should occur by late January or early February with slender foliage supported by light bamboo sticks.
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Feat. Ser., Inc
The Golden Carp and Aquarium Pets: Care and Charm
The article surveys popular pets with a focus on aquariums and the Golden Carp native to China. It notes the aquarium’s air purifying benefits, decorative potential, and outlines healthy and unhealthy fish indicators such as body shape color eyes fins and gills.
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Canaries
Aquarium
China
Tomorrow's Horoscope for October 31
Restless and unsettled conditions are predicted by strong Uranus aspects. The mind may be keen but disruptions threaten convictions and inventions. Workers should protect positions. home life and love may require care. a birthday child may be clever yet struggle to succeed.
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Uranus
Feat. Ser., Inc
Pythagoras on choosing the rough but best path
The quotation urges selecting the seemingly best course even when rough, noting custom can simplify and please. It attributes the counsel to Pythagoras, highlighting philosophy of practical choice.
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Pythagoras
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