23 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
1
The Independent invites local women to submit tested cooking receipts signed with their names. Contributors help build a valued department by sharing successful recipes for publication in an attractive booklet after collection and classification.
Peel and core a number of smooth tart apples then cover with crust. Place in a pan and pour molasses over each. Add one cup brown sugar and two cups hot water. Baste occasionally and bake until apples are tender and crust rich brown. Mrs Harry N Sweet.
A historic recipe instructs to heat one cup milk with two tablespoons cornstarch sugar salt and cinnamon, then stir in mashed apples and serve with cream. Recipe credited to Mrs Elzie Veach.
A recipe instructs to cut veal into small pieces boil or roast then place in a shallow baking dish. Pour thickened gravy over and top with biscuit dough. Bake about twenty minutes as directed by Mrs Elzie VBach.
A recipe describes burning sugar in a skillet then mixing with flour sugar water and beaten egg whites to bake a cake. It lists quantities such as 1% cups sugar 5 teaspoons burnt sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 eggs and 2 cups flour plus baking powder. The note attributes the recipe to Mrs Geo Blair.
One slice of ham diced and fried with onion. Stir in one cup boiling water half a can of tomatoes and three cups cooked rice. Add a pinch of chili powder. Bake to a delicate brown. N Swent, Mrs. Harry.
A kitchen note lists a Devil's Food Cake method with cocoa soda solution and a batter portion. Ingredients include sugar butter eggs sour milk and flour with directions to mix and bake slowly credited to Mrs Robt Strain.
A kitchen note presents M. M. H's boiled frosting. Mix one cup sugar and four percent cup water, boil until thick and hair. Pour over stiffly beaten egg whites and beat until cold.
A recipe notes making chicken sandwiches by boiling a small chicken until tender then boning it, processing in a meat chopper with celery, mixing into a thick paste with rich salad dressing, and filling between slices of bread.
The notice states advertising in the Liner columns costs only a few cents per line with a minimal charge of 26 cents, inviting readers to speak to Corona colony. It notes rapid progress at the Anaheim sugar factory with machinery in place and expects beets to be ready for the coming season.
In a colonial house, Peter Elmore, a lawyer, tests Jeremiah Parrish over a haunted Washington room. After discovering a hidden stash of spoons and Bank of England notes behind the rag carpet, Parrish concedes the mystery. Mildred and Elmore plan an Easter wedding with the recovered heirlooms as a wedding gift.
An ad claims kidney trouble causes backache rheumatism and sleeplessness and promotes Foley Kidney Pills. A Syracuse reader Mrs J B from Miller New York reports relief after two bottles saying backache vanished and she now sleeps through rheumatic pain.
W R Patterson of Wellington Texas writes that after a two year battle with cough and lung trouble leaving him at 100 pounds Dr King s New Discoveries cured him completely He now weighs 187 pounds and has been healthy for years He credits the remedy as the best for coughs colds grippe asthma croup and lung troubles Trial bottle free 50 cents and 1 Guaranteed by R F Billings.
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