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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
7
A 1921 cooking feature presents Shoestring Potatoes with Savory Sauce Franconia potatoes roasted with butter and onions Spanish Potatoes with butter and onion Mashed potato balls with peas and veal birds. A German proverb notes a good mother ignores dancing when children cry.
Easy Hollandaise method with butter flour water salt cayenne lemon juice and egg yolks served over turnips sprouts or asparagus. Includes Peach Cream Pie Poached Eggs with Ham and Hollandaise and Golden Glow Ice Cream recipe using pineapple apricots oranges and milk. Also Conserves of Beets with lemon juice cinnamon and cloves ready to seal.
Fall showings highlight tailored garments with striped or plaid coats and matching separate skirts. Designers emphasize precision plaits and fine workmanship, with new contrasting skirts pairing with coats in coordinated colors and patterns.
The article highlights summer ready blouses in crepe de chine and georgette with two tone fabrics like sapphire blue and black. It describes a peplum design trimmed with French knots bead fringe and braid embroidery. The slip over kimono style blouse features a georgette sash.
The piece notes a fashion moment favoring straight bodices with minimal decoration attached to full skirts in dark shades. It emphasizes the youthful appeal and current frock style.
A Boston Globe joke recounts writer Sinclair Lewis at a dinner where hosts introduced him as Mr Smith or Mr Jones. A reporter failed to recognize him amid talk of politics and sports until Lewis teased the man about his fame. The piece ends with a fern of aphorism on self respect.
A country preacher urged the congregation to seek more light as the sexton, awakened from a nap, quietly added two candles to the pulpit. He whispered that the supply must be enough to shed further illumination, prompting a humorous exchange in the vestry and chapel.
Captain Donald B. MacMillan takes dozens of American dolls on his voyage to the Arctic to distribute to the children of Greenland, aiming to bring cheer amid exploration.
A brief observe notes that when a man becomes irritated his brows knit together. The description focuses on facial reaction as a sign of temper in social behavior.
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