Motivational Motto Echoes Through the Office
A terse inspirational quatrain urges focus on work over worries and effort over grumbling. It contrasts facing the sun with unseen shadows, emphasizing discipline and diligence.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
6
A terse inspirational quatrain urges focus on work over worries and effort over grumbling. It contrasts facing the sun with unseen shadows, emphasizing discipline and diligence.
A jumble of recipes for butter and flour based sauces and cheeses. Includes butter and flour mixtures, brown breadcrumbs, salt and pepper, sour cream notes, and fish serving ideas. Also mentions currant mint sauce for mutton, prune pudding with suet and cinnamon, and scrambled eggs with cheese for a quick meal.
A list of creative afternoon tea fillings includes tongue and chicken giblet blends with mayonnaise, tomato and celery spreads, cream and jelly fillings, sardine paste, minced chicken with lettuce, dried beef mix, coconut and walnut spreads, and a chicken and almond sandwich. Each uses buttered white bread and simple pantry seasonings.
A discussion on the surge of new collar designs highlights the neckwear boom. Various styles for all neck shapes appear in lace, net, and embroidered fabrics, with high backs and turned-over capes. Collars protect garments, are inexpensive, easy to fasten, and seen as essential finishing touches for the season.
The article advises women to raid their treasure bags of odds and ends of laces ribbons and trimmings. Choose suitable pieces for new stock collars then add black velvet or satin ribbon to create a high collar with a lace jabot and a tan grosgrain ribbon bow.
The report covers visitors and gatherings across Covington and Danville including Knights of Columbus meetings, Moose hall events, and Elks club banquets. It notes Mrs. Dithoud staying with her daughter, and Familes like the Carnegeys and Harvey in attendance at local suppers. A motor dealer sale of Fords is mentioned alongside farm updates and church activities.
Bordered goods are among the spring novelties with borders not woven in but made of a different material. The contrasting fabric will be joined by fancy stitches. Designers have used bordered fabrics in new models and expect public acceptance.
Whites of four eggs yolk of one egg butter and sugar combined with sweet milk and lemon extract mixed with flour and baking powder. Grate yellow lemon rind add butter walnut piece. Stir in cream egg sugar and flour with water to thicken and bake in a moderate oven.
Teacup recipe instructions describe creaming sugar with cream, adding salt and baking powder, then alternately stirring in flour. Roll dough into rings and fry in hot oil to finish.
A simple recipe item describes combining bran leaf with two cups, raisins or nuts, one cup white flour, sugar and eggs, sour milk, and baking soda. Bake at a slow oven for about forty minutes and serve cold with butter.
This advertising notice promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children, claiming relief from feverishness headaches teething and stomach disorders. It claims bowel regulation worm destruction and cold relief within 24 hours. Sold by a Lehoy New York address for 25 cents with a free sample.
A very interesting PTA session was held at the grade school Friday afternoon on playground equipment with Prof. Davis and Harry E. Redding. Miss Madeline Snoddy sang a solo. Officers elected: Mrs C. W. Dice president, Mrs W. A. Davis vice president, K ik Redding secretary, Mrs A J Spinning secretary. A committee was appointed to raise funds for the equipment. The group reports seventy five members and plans strong programs for next year. The Bongover's Club met with Mrs Worth Reed Wednesday with study of Drowning led by Mrs James W Graham.
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