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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
The U S Department of Agriculture presents egg based recipes to diversify meals beyond breakfast. Egg and rice bake with cheese sauce, Creole Eggs with tomato rice, Tomato Cups with eggs on toast, and Eggs Coddled in Tomato Sauce offer protein, fat and minerals, using readily available ingredients and moderate oven cooking.
Home Economics specialists from the U S department of agriculture report extensive tests on one egg cakes. They find best results when batter is lightly beaten after baking powder is added and baked in a very slow oven. The one egg cake recipe uses eggs butter and vanilla with careful alternation of milk and flour and light folding of baking powder to avoid overbeating.
Handy tips for household care from an early 20th century interest page. Readers learn to use good material for curtains and to wash handkerchiefs in salt and water before regular washing. Cheese can stay fresh longer with a butter thin coating to prevent mold. Dry utensils and knife prevent froth when whisking an egg.
Bruce Barton reflects on executive responsibility and the lack of efficient people in the world. He contrasts labor stalwarts with distant managers who shirk full effort, noting how many workers perform only minimal duties while executives bear the weight of carelessness and miscommunication. The piece likens modern bosses to a biblical centurion who commands yet faces delays and misunderstandings from those under him.
A man leaving a rain-soaked Cincinnati lunchroom ordered coffee and two rolls, balked at a 14 cent bill claiming coffee was six and rolls four cents. The proprietor charged four more cents for extra sugar used, saying the man dumped five spoonfuls into the coffee after the purchase.
The Canadian Forestry Association is sending a demonstration car to the three western provinces to show farmers the benefits and folly of planting trees on the prairies. A railway coach is outfitted with a moving picture unit a lecture hall and a miniature granary and will travel along most western railway lines.
The new republic of Czecho Slovakia is described as spanning between 60 000 and 80 000 square miles with a population around 12 000 000. The figures reflect early 20th century geographic estimates for this newly formed state.
Olive battles vanity and family shadows while a harvest mood unfolds in Texas folk life. Billy Grayson offers a spark as Olive faces affection, rivals, and a spring evening rescue pledge whispered beside a blue hat.
Indianapolis angler Herman A. Schlender reports a water moccasin hooked on his line after a nap on Cicero creek above Noblesville. The snake swam ashore and entangled itself around a tree, baffling officials at the state conservation department about the creature’s fate and intent.
Fragment from Greg's Enolymas of Life discusses abundant beauty in homes and sensuous enjoyment. It claims the Creator also provides rich bliss for intellect and world of thought, arguing imagination has received generous beneficence alongside the senses.
A dialogue snippet contrasts a busybody noting flaws in work with a catcher defending a rough job catching rats. The exchange hints at gendered views on suitable occupations and the perceived advantages of unglamorous labor.
Mrs Christman of 193 Street in Binghamton describes a long period of nervous prostration. She reports being in a nervous condition for over a year, seeking medical help, and then finding some relief after a course of treatment.
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