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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
5
A brief note on a work titled Crooked Trails and Straight by A W Dillagham Co. The line hints at a publication or imprint by a publisher with historical sounding initials. The item appears as a catalog entry or copyright notice.
In Arizona, Kate Cullison presses Sheriff Bolt to link Cass Fendrick to her father Luck Cullison’s disappearance and the W. & S. Express robbery. Fendrick’s hat clue and a bought replacement hat at the New York Emporium fuel suspects while a coded taunt reading “Play the Jack of Hearts” arrives in sheriff’s office letters as Curly and allies chase fresh leads.
Many readers are advised to can fruits and juices unsweetened to preserve individual flavors and save money. The piece outlines readiness steps, equipment choices, and testing rubbers for home canning, noting vegetables need no sugar and jelly can be made from unsweetened juice.
The tale follows Curly Flandrau and Mac as they join a horse stealing adventure in Saguache Colorado. After a posse kills Mac Curly is captured and nearly lynched but saved by Kate Cullison. Soapy Stone’s outlaw gang instigates a train hold up while Curly and others uncover loyalties and betrayals amid rivalries.
Silver Mountain Idaho once a famous mining camp. thirty years ago a syndicate bet on its future. Money flowed into the enterprise but the mill ran for only ten days before the operation collapsed. The venture shows how small incomes can mislead larger ones.
A brief note suggests honey combined with cream cheese as a sandwich filling. It mentions spreading honey with cheese on bread or biscuit sandwiches and optional chopped additions.
A historical feature presents a salt rising bread method from the U S Department of Agriculture home economics kitchen. It describes scalding milk, fermenting in warm water, creating a leaven, and steps for making multiple loaves with self rising bread notes.
A mixed vegetable chowder recommended by the home economics department suggests cooking potatoes and carrots in water for 20 minutes, then adding fried onions tomatoes and two cups of skim milk with flour to thicken. Celery tops or green peppers add flavor.
The home economics division of the United States department of agriculture finds that combining cornmeal with cold water and heating over boiling water in a double boiler yields best results for most purposes. Stirring is unnecessary except when very finely ground meals are used. heating meat and liquid together without stirring gives best outcomes in all cases.
Vinegar will remove stain from zinc and is good for cleaning. Gelatin desserts are ideal for hot weather. Old felt can be cut up for shoe soles. Raisin sauce pairs with plain pudding. Grapenuts can substitute nuts in salads and cookies. A slice of onion on glowing coals cleans chimney soot. Keep garment from every portion of its fabric until dry.
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