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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
3
Fashion notes on gown fixings and trims, stressing harmony with simple designs. Jade jewelry dominates this season with green stones and carved dangles. Bracelets and elaborate hatpins rise in popularity, while pearl and silver beads shape belts and bracelets.
United States Department of Agriculture stresses bread as a staple and cooks should excel in bread making. It outlines straight dough and sponge methods, yeast options, temperature and rising guidance, plus detailed steps and measurements for loaf preparation and baking.
A persuasive line suggests relief from chronic rheumatic pain and stiff joints, inviting readers to imagine freedom from swelling and agony. It reads like an appeal or testimonial promoting a remedy or treatment. The tone is promotional and urgent.
The United States Department of Agriculture describes preparing fermented or salted corn for the table by soaking four to five hours, rinsing, and cooking until tender. A corn chowder recipe follows using beef or pork, tomatoes, potatoes, onion, pepper, corn, and milk, with thickening from flour and seasonings.
The article describes a secure flat hem for heavy worsted fabrics using cat-stitch. Do not turn the edge. press the hem flat and cat stitch over the raw edge into the skirt, taking up one thread per stitch. Double silk thread is recommended for the work.
Two or three desserts can be made at once to save time labor and fuel. Beaded medallions can be sewn across worn toes of salin slippers. Odds and ends of old bread make a well seasoned dressing for roasts. Threads from Brussels carpet mend rag fabric. Wool should be used to mend a woolen rug.
The excerpt cites J. D. Rockefeller Jr asserting modern business requires capable managers, warns against poor delegation exemplified by "Young Corn Husk," and urges valuing every minute. It notes time and effort govern life, warns waste, and stresses guarding influence after it’s spent, with sharp wits on women's fashion pricing.
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