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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
3
Readers learn a full Lenten luncheon menu including clam and tomato consomme, fish cutlets with a celery sauce, baked potato, and a jelly dessert. The article provides shellfish prep, fish gutlets, step by step sauce making, frying, and mold-set dessert methods with apricot layers and corn starch custard.
Ellen Stan outlines fashion advice for children and mothers focusing on dresses in white linens, French flannel, and veiling, with trims in white braid and bias bands. She notes preferred patterns like stripes and checks, warns against muddy materials, and provides tips on cutting and shaping bias edges for durable, cool weather wear.
A culinary note describes making sauce from yolks eggs milk and sugar cooked to custard and flavored with a drop of lemon extract for Cornelia C Bedford.
A Chicago Daily News feature surveys bags and purses from small, handwoven leather to jade-handled designs, silk embroidered pieces, and beaded evening bags. It notes belts with Greek motifs, pillowy pigskin shop bags, vanity suites, and theatre bags with opera glasses, all in rich colors like rose, Copenhagen blue, and violet.
A fragment describes a caramel dip for apple dumplings. Melt brown sugar in a hot pan until smoking, stir in cream and butter, then chill. Finish with a pinch of nutmeg and vanilla for a delicate, browned sugar flavor.
A fragment describes scenting a sick room by burning dried lavender flowers or placing a teaspoon of perfume in boiling water for a pleasant odor. It also notes a method to remove glass jar lid seams by snipping with a screw and rocking it back and forth to remove the metal pieces.
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