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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
7
A notice urging mothers to protect daughters by avoiding cold wet feet and heavy lifting, preventing overstudy, and watching for headaches, back pain, or nervous irritability. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as safe medicine to relieve such symptoms.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article argues rabbits offer tender meat at reasonable winter prices. It compares a 3 pounds 15 ounce chicken to a 2 pounds 14 ounce rabbit, notes similar cooked weight and time, and provides recipes for Baked Rabbit Croquettes Spiced Rabbit and Savory Rabbit with step by step instructions.
A United States Department of Agriculture approved guide explains cooking starch with borax paraffin and water to achieve stiff smooth starch for garments. It covers ratios for stiffness levels and cautions on fabric specifics while noting substitutes like alum and borax solutions for delicate fabrics.
A simple method uses leftover meat or chicken. Brown the meat, make a thick gravy, and bake a rich biscuit or shortcake. Heap the meat on the baked dough, cover with gravy, then brown in the oven for a hearty repurposed dish. Oiling iron.
USDA experts advise pre baking the undercrust until evenly browned to prevent soggy pies. Prick the crust to avoid blistering and pre cook juicy fruits, removing some juice before thickening, then add the raw top crust and bake normally.
The article explains that kitchens need ample daylight and artificial light. It suggests adding an extra window or painting surfaces to reflect light and using wall- and ceiling-mounted reflectors to brighten work spaces.
A collection of practical tips on cooking and home care. Advice covers washing dates before eating and apples around the house, preparing salads, keeping honey dark and sealed, reusing hot water bags as pot mats, disinfecting sinks weekly, avoiding browning peppers by greasing before baking, and making honey nut tea sandwiches. It also suggests grape fruit stuffed with white grapes for a fancy breakfast.
A domestic dining note praises apples as a versatile, wholesome fruit available nationwide. It gives apple baked slices as an entree, eggs shirred with sausages, and caramel ice cream for apple pie. Ramona well verse ends the passage with a poetic blessing.
The text advises substitutions for butter such as chicken fat or sour cream and explains fat content differences. It lists measurement equivalents for milk cream butter nuts and oils and suggests adjustments in cake recipes. It emphasizes keeping an emergency shelf of canned goods and foods as a time of trouble reserve.
Old Bragg Lockery of Mount Pisgy Arkansas complains of a confusing medical situation. He laments mixed doctors and neighbors giving conflicting diagnoses and jokes he has tried everything and suspects his ailment is simply himself.
There is only one medicine that really stands out as a remedy for kidneys liver and bladder ailments. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is described as mild immediate and healing a gentle vegetable compound. Start treatment at once and buy in two bottle sizes from drug stores or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
Senator Sorghum dismisses rumors that he uses fancy table manners or poor grammar. He says many people in the area eat with a knife and speak plainly, arguing that denying the calumny would signal ostentation.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a safe cleaning product with no grimy streaks. Claims good bluing yields good results and notes it is carried by all grocers.
The Life quote notes a man abandoned a simple life because he found it too complicated.
A four year old tells his uncle he has started school. The uncle wonders if he is the youngest until the boy adds there is another gentleman in a perambulator. The remark shows humorous pride in early schooling.
Ruth, the youngest niece at Hunting Hill, returns after illness to find a tiny apple pie at her place. She questions whether the treat is shared or reserved for her alone, reflecting on safety and family order at the table.
A Boston Transcript quote defines a critic as an artistic knocker and adds a brisk edge on opportunity favoring the prompt. The lines blend wit about criticism with a push for timely action.
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