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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1914
Page
3
The article urges housewives to study systematized home management in spare moments, know meat cuts and seasonal labels, and compile nutrition charts. It emphasizes choosing foods with high nutritional value, balancing red meat eggs fish fatty foods starchy staples, and building menus with reliable data.
Richard Thorlen a brilliant yet remote figure falls in love with Susan at a rural farm in England. He reveals plans to marry secretly as he contemplates giving up his titles and power. The affair leads to a later arc where he is revealed as Earl Bastian and an ex Viceroy of India, with a later novelist uncovering his true identity.
The article describes charts for new housewives showing dissected animal anatomy. It explains a cow divided into parts sold in stores with dotted lines labeling ribs, loins, shoulders, and breasts in their correct locations on the animal.
A housewifely guide links vegetables like spinach celery onions and cranberries to cleansing and toning the body. It urges daily menus with a meat fat starch and vegetable and notes pork is out of season April to December while lamb peaks May to November and oysters May to September. Beef remains in season year round.
A domestic note recommends saving leftover vegetables for a nourishing cream soup. It praises mutton steaks as satisfying, highlights a chiffon salad, and lists cream of vegetable soup, baked potatoes, apple pie, and cheese. It also advises lifting from the blaze to finish cooking slowly.
A guide to turning carrots spinach turnips cauliflower peas tomatoes and celery into delicate soups or creamy purees. Combine leftovers from different soups, season well, strain, and aim for cream like texture by melding melted butter and flour with hot milk.
Mutton steaks come from the leg and should be cut about an inch thick from the joint centre. Brush with a French dressing several hours before cooking to tenderise. Broil with a quick sear on each side.
A chiffon salad mixes paper-thin cabbage slivers with radish strips and celery bits, rested an hour or two, then dressed with olive oil and vinegar. The mixture sits in a hollowed white cabbage rose and is finished with a rich mayonnaise topping.
Lift together one quart of entire wheat flour, one scant teaspoonful of salt and two teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Rub in one heaping tablespoonful of butter. Add enough cold sweet milk to form a soft dough. Stir as little as possible, turn onto a floured board, knead lightly, roll to one inch thick, cut rounds, place on a greased pan, brush with milk, and bake in a hot oven.
Housekeepers urged to call No 9 Hill Street to examine Eureka Rugs and Carpet Weaving. Satisfaction guaranteed and moderate prices. Phone 1486 R. N J Caron advertisement. March 25 6t a.
Palm Olive Cream or Palm Olive Shampoo with 8 Cakes of Soap offered for 39 cents at Lichtenstein's Pharmacy. Public notice of a local advertisement for discounted bath products.
Paris is shaken as Genevieve Clarette, 19, daughter of Mme Henriette Caillaux, appeals to Paris newspapers to stop publishing images of her mother. She buys and destroys every issue that features her mother’s portrait amid trial coverage, angered by the notoriety.
Rev George Chalmers Richmond of St. John's Episcopal Church denounces American wealth and internationalism in a Lent sermon. He blasts universities and leaders like Taft Hadley and Butler for promoting European ideas and dampening true American democracy.
The Rev. George E F Brown pastor of Bedford Street Methodist Protestant Church left for Milford Delaware to attend the Maryland Methodist Protestant conference which runs through April 7. C E Shaw of this city accompanies Brown as delegate. The conference is to discuss possible union between the Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren churches. The Maryland conference includes Maryland Delaware and part of Virginia churches.
More than 300 delegates gathered in Peoria Illinois for the Illinois Mine Workers Convention to adopt a wage scale. The session went into executive session to consider the question of wages and related issues.
The Car Nation Sales Company, led by Dan Coe and Dan Bagent, markets a Detroit manufactured car that traveled from Baltimore to Cumberland in record time. The route faced many hills but the test proved the car desirable to own.
Water will be turned via Williamsport division levels this week to fill the canal and boats will leave for Cumberland to be loaded. Navigation should resume on all canal sections by the first of next week if weather favors, with full service anticipated by Friday or Saturday.
Fire conditions had improved in the district and rains yesterday caused a rapid rise in the Allegheny and Conewango rivers. Officials warned residents to monitor water levels and stay alert for potential flooding along tributaries.
Palm Olive cream or shampoo and eight cakes of soap offered at 39 cents during a special sale.
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