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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
7
The United States Department of Agriculture presents thrifty spring and summer recipes using abundant eggs. Soft Custard Steamed or Baked Custard Floating Island Custard Pudding Rice Tapioca Apple Whip and variations with canned fruit. Each dish uses milk eggs sugar and flavorings with simple steps to test doneness and serve with cream or custard sauce.
A report on lemon juice highlighting its role in preventing scurvy and aiding health through vitamine C. It notes lemons in numerous dishes, beverages, desserts, and sauces for fish and meat, plus simple serving ideas with eggs, spinach, salads, and desserts.
Irene Garner of Madison county Alabama joined a girls gardening and canning club three years ago and each year since has earned a profit she gave to her parents on the condition they build a new home. She followed her leader and helped finish the interior including floors woodwork papering and a handmade rag rug and curtains. She also learned embroidery sewing cooking and budgeting and is active in community lending.
Paris summer fashion centers on knitted blouses and dresses in artificial silk, silk and wool, and silk and metal. Designers note the sweater blouse replaces plain silk, with Parisian taste favoring dressy, becoming garments over sportswear. Digital patterns include striped yellow and blue, lavender tones, and a waffle-like novelty fabric for sport suits, with Brushed wool outfits and gilet blouses gaining prominence as trends shift for autumn and winter wardrobes.
A French couturier showcases a wrap dress designed for cool evenings. The piece features a chiffon body dyed in flame tones, gathered into a voluminous brown taffeta collar, pairing dramatic color with structured silhouette.
A whimsical tale of a Woodsman urged by a Fairy to become President, then returning to his origins with the ax. Alfred Noyes speaks on cleansing medravna while mocking Broadway style plagiarism through a wax window scene and a hairdresser spoof.
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a meeting where the chairman asks who will bring cars next Thursday. No hands rise as most attendees own cars, but they admit the wife has the car that day, making it impractical to promise auto availability.
A New York Sun quote notes diners mimic a single leader in meal choices, with the mastermind often selecting the soup and more expensive dishes for a party of six, boosting the check as others follow.
A New York man faced court action after a pocket picking incident. The case framed going to court as a losing game, highlighting the legal setback and the fragile nature of justice in this peculiar matter.
In a crowded doctors office waiting room a patient calls for the next, then overhears the doctor remark that Admiral Dewey has captured Manila Bay, a news development that spreads among those present. The moment blends routine medical visits with a surprising war update.
An account from Around the Clock describes a steep lejack worker who clung to a roof and grabbed the clock’s long hand while repairing a tower. He warned townsfolk to leave for supper as danger loomed, saying it would be about half an hour before he would drop.
Waterproof Porters note rain halts pleasures while Waters asserts rain won’t deter bargain hunters. Some people never count the cost and realize they lack the money, yet many avoid excursions, though excursion rates remain a topic.
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