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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
6
A fragment from a late edition shows detailed recipe steps for mashed potato dishes, ham and cream sauce timbales, Egyptian Chicken, croquettes with rice, salmon souffle, and a quick dessert. It closes with a pastoral exhortation to engage with life and others rather than seek control.
A playful quatrain celebrates tea as a soft sober cordial that soothes the heart and sweetens life. The narrator brides tea as a venerable and friendly presence, a feminine voice guiding moments of happiness.
A catalog of vintage dessert ideas includes strawberry pudding made from drop cakes or baked in gem pans, then stuffed with mashed berries and whipped cream. Also offered are Hemblein Dried Beef-Take, Tutti Frutti ice Cream, Strawberry Puffe, Frosted Currants, Tomato Salad variations, Calf's Liver on Cassrole, Normandy Cake, Parfait d Amour, Frozen Strawberry Shortcake, Tomato and Pineapple Salad, and pineapple garnishes with junket.
A wealthy Jew on vacation enjoys riding and tries to hire and buy a fine horse kept on hotel grounds. The manager quotes an exorbitant rate, prompting the traveler to quip about his beard while noting the horse’s non Jewish status.
A table vase left white rings from water stains. After trying remedies, camphor spirits finally removed the marks, restoring the wood finish.
A compact note reflecting on youth as a time of beauty and harshness. It cites A. E. W. Mason's The Witness for the Defense as context for the idea that youthful grace can conceal sharp, cruel impulses and the difficult truth behind impetuous thoughts.
The best season for veal runs from April 15 to the first of July. Filet de Veau is prepared by larding with salt pork, browning, simmering with stock and tomato juice, then oven finishing. Serve with cress or parsley and New potatoes. Veal should be at least six weeks old, pink flesh and firm texture indicate quality, and avoid hot-weather storage and bluish tinge.
A compact collection of aphorisms about meat and appetite. Heavily themed around divine providence and human taste. The sayings pair cultural references with good humor about food.
A telegram from a nurse stated Mrs. Peach has a pair, relayed by a judge. The note confirms the birth of twins as Mr. Peach headed out of town on a business trip.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch quotation notes a man who claims he can marry any girl he pleases is not necessarily egotistical, asserting this is the only type of girl any man can marry.
A wry exchange turns on singular versus plural politics. Senator Sorghum notes politics can feel singular in his experience due to a conspicuous lack of plurality.
At the gathering Kibby notes Mr Sapleigh hugging the wall all evening. Marie coins a nickname calling him a wall nut highlighting his quiet, awkward presence in the social scene.
The feature highlights Paquin evening gown fashion and avant garde coiffure trends in Paris. Designers experiment with colored wigs and elaborate bands, rhinestones, and feathery accents including pearls, spangles, and jet forms.
The piece argues this bold tilted hat suits only a woman with finished style and poise. It describes black velvet trims, marine plaiting, pink roses, and a poised profile, noting the look is striking but not for everyone.
Artificial roses latticed across window panes create a charming home wedding decor. Build a pasteboard square with lattice lines and pin pink or red rambler roses as festoons. Fresh blooms in June offer an inexpensive option and easy assembly for helpers. Lily or daffodil accents complement the rose theme.
The lesson outlines two aspects: the kingdom present among you in Jesus and the final coming in judgment. It explains the spiritual nature of the kingdom, the visible coming of the Son of Man, and the second advent. It contrasts Pharisee expectations with Jesus’ teaching on a universal, nonlocal kingdom.
An old Native American tale explains why hunters sing before entering the woods. The quail remains with people as messenger to the Thunder Boys who grant seven songs to call animals back from the West beyond the sun's door. After learning the songs, animals return and quail becomes their messenger.
An amateur can build a multi use tester from a common flash light by wiring lamp cord to the battery spring and threading the cord through the case. Test batteries by touching binding posts with the light and cord. bright light means dead battery while a dim or no light means good.
The article explains sea mile measurements, noting the British Admiralty knot at 6,080 feet and the U S Navy knot at 6,080.27 feet. It discusses variations by latitude from the equator to the poles and references the Clyde trials where Lusitania was built.
In a brief encounter two youths size each other up with bravado then claim they cannot fight. After a brief exchange they boast of strength and temper but soon shift to casual topics like goats dogs kites and marbles and end up sharing a snack as friends.
A Breeders Gazette piece argues a dime can buy a tiny plot of land, illustrating land value at 160 dollars per acre. It urges boys to save dimes, showing how disciplined saving can grow into wealth as they learn to value small amounts and invest in the future.
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