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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
6
Compiled kitchen guidance covers rice and mayonnaise flaws, batter consistency, cake tests, fat ratios, and proper heating for breads and cakes. It warns against careless measuring, urges reading recipes, and ends with a quotation on being a source of strength.
The article outlines immediate serving after cooking and multiple mushroom preparations. Fried mushrooms cook in hot butter for three minutes then served on buttered toast. Stewed mushrooms use vinegar soak and eight minutes cooking with butter, cream, salt, and pepper. Deviled mushrooms mix yolk stuffing and bread crumbs in shells, then brown. Scalloped mushrooms layer with butter and cream and bake. Creole version uses olive oil and seasoning served on toast.
A mistress suspects her eyeglasses are missing and asks the old servant Aunt Missouri who denies seeing them but vows to find them. The exchange includes dialect speech asking if the glasses are in the shell as a possible hiding place.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a humorous dispute where a father hates playing ecards with his wife because losing guarantees a loss either way, reflecting light domestic banter.
Modern bindings fetch from one thousand to twenty five hundred dollars per volume. A recent American edition of Dickens sold for one thousand dollars per volume, each book bound in vellum and housed in a white silk and leather casket.
A candidate warns voters against vague promises saying they seek a genuine article when voting. The speaker urges choosing clear, proven leadership over uncertain guarantees. The line emphasizes voter discernment and confidence in concrete results.
A collection of potato based dishes detailing methods for cut and fry, half inch cubes in milk, onion browning, browning potatoes, white sauce crumb bake, German Balls with mashed potato, hollow mold potato, center fillings, Potato Puff with cream and egg whites, Sweet Potatoes Baked with sugar and butter, Potato Croquettes with egg and crumbs and frying.
Senator Smugg confesses the burden of the question Where did you put it compared with where did you get it. The remark appears in Puck and centers on political scandal and public interest.
A brief exhortation blending faith and effort. It urges balancing prayer with practical hustle to obtain essential needs and goals.
The text presents Paul Shorey’s view that the highest knowledge is the knowledge of the ideal of good, serving as a touchstone for all acts and policies. It frames ethical and social ideals as guiding standards for public action and thought.
A thinker asserts that citing the view of thinking people everywhere is a self reference and marks a confidence claim. The remark highlights how voice and audience are intertwined in self focused rhetoric.
A Paris house presents a long tour coat designed for comfort and elegant line for travel. The double breasted waterproofed worsteds and silk scarf accessorize a floor length coat with bonnet and chiffon veil. Weight warmth choice depends on the wearer with bone buttons and a simple practical finish promising neat appearance on extended journeys.
A thoughtful Gospel lesson explores avoiding causing others to stumble, forgiving repentant sinners, and the power of faith. It contrasts humility and duty with rewards, using the mustard seed parable and a slave master's viewpoint to teach proper attitude in service.
The article details flower trimmed hats with a tilted pose, praising summer millinery where gauze roses and ribbons dominate. It describes two example designs: a leghorn straw hat with gauze roses, lace, and blue ribbon crown height, and a moire trimmed sailor hat with a wreath of roses and a bandeau.
Excerpts describe table decorations featuring dolls with china heads in Louis XVI style gowns made of tightly sewn petals. Skirts pink while bodices blue or reversed. dolls’ faces and coiffures loom above flowered outfits as a quaint contrast to today’s scant gowns. Also notes forestry experts proving teak timber can be grown on plantations.
A misprint in an old advertisement prompts correction: “A still tongue a wise head” should read “A Wise head makes a still tongue.” The item notes the common proverb and suggests the corrected wording.
Instructions describe making a boomerang from two light hard wood pieces 14 inches long 1½ inches wide and 3/16 inch thick. Nail centers to form a joint and bend the other side tight. Figure 2 shows throwing technique and a light wind helps it return behind the thrower.
Cleaning of books to remove grease and inkstains without damage. Place paper between blotting sheets and iron gently to remove grease. For ink, use oxalic acid briefly, rinse in cold water, then soak in weak chloride of lime to lift stains.
National Council of Boy Scouts reported 300000 youths under 7000 masters participate, promoting a pledge to be friendly courteous kind obedient cheerful thrifty brave. Advocates urge educators to adopt the movement while noting daily acts of kindness and public respect at events like inaugurations and Gettsyburg celebration.
In a Scottish fishing village near Nairn locals misread a found horseshoe as the old moon. An aged fisherman explained the moons fall to earth after use, claiming the horseshoe proved the mystery of the old moons.
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