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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
11
Thrifty housewives use plentiful eggs in spring and summer to create desserts. Recipes from the USDA include Soft Custard, Steamed or Baked Custard, Floating Island, Custard Pudding, and Apple Whip, with tips to test doneness and substitutions for canned fruit.
Archaeic article notes lemons provide vitamin C to prevent scurvy and aid health. It highlights lemon juice in boating diets, various uses in beverages sauces and desserts, and suggests serving lemons with fish meats eggs and greens. It cites U S Department of Agriculture home economics for the claim.
Irene Garner of Madison county Alabama joined a girls gardening and canning club three years ago. Her yearly profits funded her family’s new home and inspired her father to modernize their farm. She learned finishing and papering from her leader and completed the interiors with help from a younger brother. She sews embroiders cooks and serves meals while lending to community matters.
Paris summer wear features knitted blouses and dresses in artificial silk, silk and wool, and silk and metal. Designers emphasize dressy sweater blouses replacing sport garments, with fall and winter lines including knitted suits, jackets, and gilet blouses in varied colors and textures.
A description of a couture piece for cool evenings features a petal wrap of flames colored chiffon gathered into a large collar of brown taffeta by designer Mide. The item emphasizes dramatic texture and color contrast suitable for upscale wear.
A whimsical tale blends a Fairy and the Woodsman with a presidential ascent to Washington and a demand to return to origin with an ax. Alfred Noyes mocks Medravna purification spin and cites a Broadway plagiarism joke about a wax hairdresser window display.
A Detroit Free Press humor item notes a meeting where no one will promise to bring their car next Thursday. An individual explains the wives keep the cars that day, leaving the men unable to use them.
A New York Sun quote suggests diners mimic the party decision maker, with the master mind choosing soup and others following. The writer notes this reduces individuality and implies the more expensive dishes help raise the bill.
A New York man loses in court after his pocket is picked revealing a tale of legal trouble and misfortune. The piece frames going to court as a losing gamble.
In a busy office waiting room a patient enters as the doctor calls next and the room overhears news that Admiral Dewey has captured Manila Bay. The overheard dispatch sparks astonishment among the gathered patients.
In a dramatic anecdote a worker describes clipping down the roof of a clock tower as the long hand neared 6. He warns townspeople below to head home for supper, believing it would be about a half hour before he would drop to safety. The Post notes the near miss as workers gathered below.
The verse contrasts rain ending joys with savvy shoppers persisting in pursuit of bargains. It notes some avoid trips while others seek excursion rates, and hints that many fail to grasp their own costs or the true price.
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