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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
5
Nis Elizabeth Boggs writes a reflective piece urging readers on a woman’s page to nurture friendships as flowers. It compares new friends to fragrant blooms that beautify and purify life, warning against weeds of vanity and urging daily acts of kindness and mutual support.
A historical recipe instructs to salt and flour chicken then bake in a pan with butter lard pepper and a quart of hot water for 13 hours turning as needed. The note ends with a reminder to read advertisements as well as advertise.
Julia Bottomley describes lightweight baby garments to prevent chill in warm months. She highlights crocheted sacks, cashmere sacques, and lace trimmed slips as stylish yet practical outfits for infants, with nurses stressing freedom of movement and comfort over heavy clothing.
Mrs. Mires Mirtiny offers a meat loaf mix using 2 pounds of veal and 1 pound pork with 2 eggs and crackers. Mix with sweet milk salt and pepper bake one hour for a seasoned loaf.
A recipe for chicken dumplings with rich pie dough and broth served as a meal. The text ends with a reflective Goethe quote about living each day anew.
A simple fruit dessert recipe serving four. Layer cherry preserves with sliced bananas and shredded coconut in a dish, then top with whipped cream for four portions.
The piano pupils from Foster to Hilleboro under Miss Maude Martin performed a 30-number recital at the M E church Friday afternoon. The Church of Christ “Little Brick” on Seventh Street has received storm doors and repairs, improving appearance and convenience. Services are held Sundays and a Thursday prayer meeting.
C J Holland traveled to Danville on Tuesday Ed Henning left Wednesday for home in Cal s Ladies and society met with Mrs Joe Starkey Thursday J C Cates returned to work in Cuifeen Li Wednesday Claude Summers and wife welcome a fine boy Mrs Schuyler Cates and children visiting Crawfordsville Mrs Ora Newman visiting Ray Simmons and wife this week Miss Venora Thomas weekend with Miss Jrphe Vsrent Mellore Earl Barker and wife spent Monday with Dr Stackhouse and wife Edith Davis and Cloyd Boner called on Ferne Richards Sunday Mamie Stoups of Veedersburg visiting grandparents down Stoups and wife Mrs Charity DeBaun dined with daughter Mra sport Hohe Sunday The ball game here Sunday Coxville versus Cates ended 9 to 4 in favor of Cates F Lossie Smith and daughter Hazel of Terre Haute spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs F M Summers J F Patrick went to Indianapolis Wednesday to meet his wife visiting relatives in the east The Carew Kingston Co now in its eighteenth year will be in town next week with six plays including The Girl From Home Adventures of Ann Dora Deane and other vaudeville acts White presented between acts W J Rice former Covington resident and Gostpel editor was taken ill enroute from Florida to Atlanta Ga He underwent surgery with postoperative recovery reported Sirebred Board notes her father’s condition improving
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