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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1909
Page
5
A collection of domestic tips on coffee preparation and preserving household items. It advises Arabian coffee brewing by simmering grounds, making cement from lima with egg white to fix china, and simple methods to remove stains, fix stoppers, and maintain brushes, wicker, and curtains.
This antique method mixes leaf sugar ginger and lemon in boiling water, then adds a yeast starter on toasted bread. Let stand overnight, strain, bottle, and cork. chilling completes readiness in two to three days.
A fragmented early recipe describes dipping bread slices in hot milk with butter. The method includes deep-dish dipping, salting, and arranging in a dish. A quart of milk is boiled then thickened with corn starch, cooled, and enriched with butter and egg yolks to serve over toast.
Peel three quarters of a pound of apples and simmer with cinnamon water and leaf sugar until pulpy. Rub through a sieve, warm again, and color with sap or apple green. Serve with milk puddings. cold version also noted.
A rough instructional fragment describes soaking large eggplant, draining, halving, scooping flesh, mixing with bread crumbs salt pepper and chopped nuts. Shells are roasted until brown, basted with butter and hot water, then served.
Describes a method to prepare kippered herrings from a can with pepper lemon juice butter and parsley. Herring pieces are heated in can liquor and served on a platter with lemon garnish for a simple English dainty.
A vintage recipe note instructs making croquettes from mashed potatoes and any cooked meat, with steps to mix, shape, bread, and fry in hot fat. It also offers a simple bakeable tube cracker pudding using milk, crackers, sugar, raisins, cinnamon, and bake time.
For those fond of fish this guide shows top ways to prepare and serve it. It notes fish offers similar nutrition to meat in lighter form and stresses choosing reasonable varieties. Boiling, steaming, and frying order with fresh look for eyes gills body and smell as guides.
A recipe describes parboiled sweetbreads with mushrooms and eggs minced with parsley onion juice paprika Worcestershire salt and cream. The mixture is wrapped in butter flour roux, shaped, breaded, and fried to a golden brown.
Read about placing a soft pad on a table for baby's bath to ease handling for the mother and comfort the infant. The guide suggests giving the baby a little sugar to stop hiccups and using curtain poles as makeshift hangers for clothes, with padding and scent options.
The text advises placing a mirror at the center of the table to reflect flowers and greenery. It suggests that even small dishes of pansies or other flowers look far more attractive on a mirror. It notes ferns and fine leaves appear cool and dainty when paired with the mirrored surface and recommends centering a dish of china or silver on the table cloth atop the mirror.
Cut a large Hubbard squash tote halves and bake in a hot oven til the pulp is soft enough to remove with a spoon. Scrape it out and mix with a large cup of bread crumbs and plenty of salt and pepper, add a small cup of cream, heap the shell lightly, hot with butter and brown.
A reader explains a simple method to preserve jel lite by measuring paraffin, dropping it into empty glasses, then adding Jelly that melts the paraffin and forms a seal at the top. The technique avoids flat melting and is described as more convenient.
If the gall is broken while cleaning poultry it taints the meat with an unpleasant taste. Soak the meat for half an hour in cold water with a tablespoonful of baking soda to remove the taste.
A kitchen note explains tender mutton chops by simmering in water on a back stove before boiling or frying to mimic lamb, enhancing delicate flavor.
A plan aims to set aside a section of the Painted Desert in northern Arizona as a national monument. The region spans vast landscapes from the Salton Sea to the Grand Canyon, featuring color-saturated bad lands, petrified forests, and the Colorado River basin.
A string of terse notes reports deaths and crimes in Wyoming, Montana, and neighboring states. Includes Sherman in Casper and Hillson in El dredge, a burned mail car at Hanna, mine injuries at Ploebe, and a Denver plumber’s suicide. Also details trials, hangings, and livestock counts with coyotes and wolves estimated in Wyoming.
Idaho projects foresee 1.6 million gross tons valued around 20 million dollars. Australian gold accounts for four percent of the nation’s output while Coolgardie and Thunder Mountain districts revive activity. South Dakota mining centers on Homestake. Nevada displays high ore value and Alaska witnesses cross-country witnesses in fraud trial. Utah coal output dips. tonnage and explosive use rise in other states as new smelters approach completion.
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