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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1916
Page
3
The article discusses restless nights caused by hunger or overfull stomachs and suggests a simple remedy: crackers with hot drink, eaten slowly to start digestion. It also covers eye circle irritation from artificial light, a nose shape tip for young readers, and fashion notes with bags and outfits. It lists first aid supplies and a long catalog of remedies and materials.
New York readers note a surge of spring style as shops display bold outfits, ostrich trimming remains popular, and hats and millinery embrace glossy braids, pastel shades, and coordinated sets. Designers hint at evolving silhouettes for warmer weather amid a refined, better groomed look.
Food products are all useful. Dried cull potatoes make good stock feed. Potato starch glucose and dextrine are also made. Cull oranges and lemons are good for something. Formerly they were allowed to rot on the ground in the orchards. Now they are utilized in making citric acid lemon oil orange juice orange vinegar and other by products. There is no food product which may not be of service to man even if not directly available for food purposes.
The passage explains two methods. Sautéed onions are blanched then fried in butter until tender without burning and served with steak. Fried onions are sliced into rings and cooked in hot fat at 325 degrees until crisp and brown.
The passage praises coordinated outfits for twins or triplets with rose, blue, mauve, or three shade schemes. It describes a sleeveless bodice paired with a lace skirt, potential white or silver skirt finishes, and considers bold color contrasts like black, vermilion, and green for a striking effect.
A list notes birthdays of prominent figures including Robert L. Owen Knute Nelson Edmund Dunne Fritz Kreisler Roger Sullivan Edmund Platt Jack Dillon with ages ranging from 25 to 73 years. An advertisement for garden health advice from Dr Bowers appears, promoting wellness content in Every Week.
The public opening is tomorrow from 2 to 10 p m at Knox and Highland near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Women visitors receive a loaf of Smith's Best Yet Bread. The 50 by 130 foot brick plant showcases scientific, hygienic methods with three steam ovens and automatic equipment. Smith's Model Bakery, started five years ago, promises greater capacity and better bread under the firm of F A E Keen and J G.
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