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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
3
An illustrated feature promotes an exceptionally attractive brick house with a matching garage. It highlights interior layout centered on a 1.5 story "bungalow" design, with a rear sewing room, pantry, work area, and ample storage aimed at appealing to discerning homeowners and builders seeking distinctive exterior appearance.
The cost of construction has increased since the war, driven by higher material and labor costs. While material prices have stabilized this year, they are expected to rise again in 1920, suggesting homeowners will face higher building costs now than a year ago.
A long catalog of home cooking tips covers prune pie fillings, baked shell desserts with fruit and whipped cream, and strawberry gouches. It offers Vienna steak, onion lore, and various meat and vegetable dishes with step by step prep hints and pantry notes.
A series of scattered notes describe a prefabricated living design with a front porch and side entrance, detailing a two storey arrangement, cement foundation, and living spaces including a dining area and kitchen. The text also mentions cultural shifts in London stylishness and jazz venues rising in popularity. It includes a brief shock vignette about Mrs. Deacon Philander's nervous breakdown and a wartime records note.
A garbled question asks how many can be seen and mentions color coded hints. It references a person of normal sight and a misread entry, with scattered phrases about a party, a sequence, and a strange scene. The fragmentary lines suggest a riddle or transcription error rather than a clear event.
Fragmented OCR text describes a pie recipe with orange cream filling, milk, grated rind, and extract, plus notes on baking shell, beating whites, and a casserole or fish dish cover. It includes vague household tips about seasoning and cooking methods, with stray phrases about keeping a household near a husband and pantry ideas.
The article outlines methods for cooking chicken using a large dipping pan, including heating the pan to avoid scorching and using water to maintain moisture. It describes adding wine or salt and paprika for flavor, choosing a larger pan for better meat to bone ratio, and finishing the dish with a white sauce or served with bones simmered for broth.
The Yonkers Statesman cites a quip about trust and truth in politics and medicine, contrasting a happy whitewashed politician with a sad pitcher after a whitewashing. It references a dialogue about trusting doctors and a remark on the old sewing machine versus an electric one, ending with a Lowell quote on old friends.
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