29 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
1
A fragmented verse compares a man to his worn shoes, noting both are worn, repaired, and discarded. It asks whether one should strive to be a fulfilled person or merely endure like shoes. A closing aphorism declares a life well lived outlives many deeds.
A columnist recalls a childhood misstep of tasting nuts at a store and reflects on how such tasting by customers invites theft. The piece argues grocers bear losses from self indulgence and urges shoppers to avoid preying on samples, teaching children proper conduct and responsibility.
Raspberry jams jellies and sponges outline a pantry guide with recipes for jam four classics. It includes ice cream frozen raspberries pies and a seasonal note on summer care and small home tips for keeping foods fresh.
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes focused on pie making and rice dishes. Guidance covers keeping paste cold, two crust pies, meringue timing, and rice based meals such as Rice and Cheese, Porridge, with Veal, and fruit sauces. Also includes peas serving and dish washing aids.
The article outlines various ice and dessert recipes focusing on quick freezing for smooth, firm results. Lemon Ice uses lemon juice and rind with orange juice, water, and sugar. Orange Ice mixes orange juice and lemon zest. Pineapple Ice relies on pineapple juice and lemon. Strawberry or Raspberry Ice blends berry juice with sugar, water, and lemon. a currant raspberry combination, cherry ice with fruit juice, and apple pear ice with additional ingredients. Includes Bisanit Giee custard mix and sponge cake guidance. hints at custard base and freezing in stages.
A household imemorandi-book helps locate stored articles. Use indexed pages with letters for storage locations like closets or trunks. A simple hook label such as Where is dee aids quick recall, kept on the shelf face to remain visible.
A Sewing. Convenience: A Brick Pincushion will prove to be a great conveniency For the sewing table. Cover a clean brick with tunnel or cretonne and pad the top for a pincushion. Being broad and heavy it will not be easily knocked over, and may be used also to hold down paper patterns.
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