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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
6
A survey of summer fabrics and blouse styles highlights cottons, voiles, batistes, and organdies. New colors and trims, from almond green to orchid, suit casual wear and travel needs. Sheer silks and bead decorations appear in afternoon and evening looks, with varied sleeves and necklines to flatter.
A 1922 kitchen column presents two soups Crumbs Gream Soup and Flemish Soup with step by step instructions. It also includes fruit rolls Prune Souffle and a closing aphorism about trust and self conquest. The tone mirrors a home cooking feature with detailed measurements and methods.
Simple, flavorful dishes with veal and vegetables. The instructions cover browning veal, making gravy from drippings, adding onions, potatoes, turnips, and tomato with cheese and spaghetti for a hearty goulash, plus veal stock and a lemon garnish for a veal soup. Also a Honey Caraway Loaf Cake recipe with honey and baking powder.
Vincent seeks the object of envy and battles failed ventures while watching friends wield power. He resents money that seems to come easy to others and endures women who trail him as he pursues success. The Judge author notes the tension between pleasing others and pleasing oneself in art.
A European preparation claims to render wool moth resistant. The powder mixed with water and small amounts of formic or sulfuric acids is used for wool and half-wool goods. Untreated fabric showed moth damage after six months, while treated wool remained intact.
The passage notes Johnson received about 88 000 for his dictionary after seven years of work and earned small sums for other writings. It also mentions an aristocratic passenger on a sleeping car who does not object to a lowly berth, illustrating social snobbery in travel.
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