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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
6
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide advises children to learn to pack school lunches to ensure variety and nutrition. It recommends varied breads sandwiches with meats eggs cottage cheese and fish plus salads fruit and occasional hot dishes urging careful packing and clean transport.
A historical USDA recipe describes combining lean meat with fat plus salt sage nutmeg and pepper before grinding. It covers bulk and casing sausage, grinding directions and cooling rest, plus smoking to a dark mahogany color.
A historical recipe describes cooking pork in water until bone separates, removing fat, reducing broth, and cooking corn meal in the broth. Add finely chopped pork and seasonings, then pack in granite bread tins, chill, slice, and fry. The United States Department of Agriculture suggests using mumy in the soup.
The best cream for whipping is fresh rich cream aged 24 to 48 hours and containing at least 8 percent butterfat. In the United States Department of Agriculture guidance notes that pasteurization lowers whipping quality and homogenization is harmful, together destroying the cream's value for whipping.
The United States Department advises using breadcrumbs and stale bread as a partial flour substitute in baking. Bakers can grind dried cake to fine crumbs and incorporate it into breads, cakes, cookies, gingerbread, and similar baked goods to reduce waste and extend flour use.
Instructions describe warming water and milk, then adding one cupful of skim milk to a gallon of water, followed by wiping dry with a clean cloth.
Panned chicken is delicious served with currant jelly sauce. Bury the yeast cake in salt to keep it longer. Folding wardrobes from chintz or cretonne can be bought ready made but a woman can take one for herself. Children prone to constipation should eat five or six figs daily. Plain clothes fold quickly after laundry and can be ironed fast. Clotheslines should be dried and stored to prevent wear. Woolen stockings beyond repair can be repurposed as gloves for polishing.
A fashion piece describes practical dinner frocks with blue shades, black lace, and satin trim paired with evening wraps in silk, velvet, and metallic laces. It highlights adaptable frocks, luxurious wraps, capes, ermine trimming, and fur details for blondes and brunettes, plus colorways in brown, silver, taupe, and gray.
Reader correspondence from Helen Brooks answers questions on student body secretary duties. The duties cover recording, keeping minutes and rolls, notifying officers, furnishing papers, handling committee papers, endorsing committee reports, calling meetings, and presiding in chair’s absence with by laws and minutes in view.
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