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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
2
The article outlines dessert options to suit meals from light lunches to hearty dinners. It emphasizes fruit as a preferred finish after heavy courses, notes limits of rich puddings, highlights milk based desserts and gelatin for easy prep, and points to USDA Farmers' Bulletins for recipes and portion guidance.
The recipe explains a corn pudding served with meat courses. It uses cooked corn blended with custard, canned or fresh corn, milk, cornstarch, and eggs, then baked in a double boiler followed by baking in a water bath to prevent curdling. The method includes careful mixing steps and a final fold of stiff egg whites.
USDA advises slicing onions across the grain and frying until golden brown as an excellent accompaniment to pork chops. Apple sauce or stewed apples also pair well. The text oddly mentions cleaning linen shades and laid out lines, but the core emphasis is on onions as a side.
A Wheatland Wyoming florist adapted Farmers' Bulletin 927 to an old bookcase for an iceless refrigerator. She consulted USDA and Wyoming college agents, creating perforated sides, dripping pans, a canvas cover, and a bottom shelf to allow easy water removal, with glass doors kept for showroom display and air circulation to maintain a cool temperature.
The fragment advises mending tears and holes before washing to prevent further damage. It mentions removing covered buttons, notes tin foundations, and suggests cedarized storage bags for summer garments to avoid pressing. It also oddly instructs placing a pan of hot water in an oven for baking potatoes.
Testimonies from thousands claim Chiropractic adjustments cure acute and chronic diseases after other methods failed. Skeptics note initial doubt, but proponents say patients become well and happy, urging friends and neighbors to try Chiropractic.
Mrs Wie H Hilborn visits for her daughter Mrs Shunk who has pneumonia. Grace Klann has stayed with Mrs FM Myers the past week. W W Myers and F M Myers spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs J Sheyer near Gladwin. The Myers family hosted and visited neighbors and even took a bear load to Gladwin Monday.
Mrs Wooley returns home slowly recovering. Hazel Anderson comes home to stay till spring. Mr and Mrs George Cosgrove weekend in Clare. Teachers work Saturdays to make up fall losses. May Smalley and Muriel visit sister in Clare. F H Brooks trips to Clare. Signs of spring noted. Cosgrove Shook and Pearl Scott supper on Crooked Lake bank.
Mr Wim Sowle reports his mother is improving in Battle Creek with strong hopes of recovery. Joe Brown, working in Flint since January, expects to stay another year. Alferd May hauled beans to Farwell last Tuesday. Mrs Joe Clark’s mother invited them to dinner after catching a 17 pound pike. The Clark family visited Covert’s for dinner. Mrs Leo Brown of Coldwater visited W M Clark last Friday. A daughter was born to Mrs Deverall at the home of her mother Mrs Jim May on Saturday morning. W M Clark and wife visited Bert Scott’s family last Sunday. Farmers seek fodder as snow delays pasture. W B Cook filled his ice house as did L W Jackson and Joe Clark last week.
Hinkleville details social visits among residents of Vernon and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs George Burch, Mr and Mrs James Sherman, Mr and Mrs John Sherman, and others. The column mentions a snowbound mailman, family news from Lansing and Rosebush, a new grandson in February, and a small local Aid society aiding the needy.
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